Can-do Cantu
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and Cantu showed 
. A flop of 
was not what Chesses needed to see and the 
and 
on the turn and river provided no help while Cantu increased his stack to almost 75,000.
2008 World Series of Poker Europe
Event 1 - £1,500 No Limit Hold'em
Day: 2
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2008 World Series of Poker Europe
Buy-in
£1,500
Prize Pool
£615,000
Entries
410
Level
23
Blinds
20,000 / 40,000
Ante
5,000
and Cantu showed . A flop of was not what Chesses needed to see and the and on the turn and river provided no help while Cantu increased his stack to almost 75,000.
Orazio Granvillano Eliminated
versus 
. That is until two kings came on the turn and river for quads. The word 'overkill' springs to mind.
Count a Level Up
(Table 8)
Seat 1: Ilkka Koskinen - 31,800
Seat 2: Arkadi Kilman - 34,000
Seat 3: Oystein Stai - 45,000
Seat 4: Ashley Hayles - OUT
Seat 5: Remy Biechel - 64,000
Seat 6: Tim Molyneux - 31,600
Seat 7: Matt Novak - 24,500
Seat 8: Brian Johnson - 13,000
Seat 9: John Juanda - 42,000
(Table 14)
Seat 1: Carlos Tejado Perez - 9,800
Seat 2: Christoph Bommes - 30,600
Seat 3:
Seat 4: Anthony Mackay - 25,000
Seat 5: Warren Woodall - 22,000
Seat 6: Thomas Merved - 30,000
Seat 7: Andy Bloch - 44,000
Seat 8: John Dwyer - 17,200
Seat 9: Daniel Nutt - 99, 300
Artemi Costas The Lot...
and called Costas Artemi's min-reraise to 5,000. Artemi open-shoved on the 
flop and Hadaya made the call for his stack. It was the correct call as it turned out as Artemi had only having missed the flop. But it was not to be Hadaya's day as after the turn Artemi hit a on the river to win the huge pot whilst simultaneously delivering a swift kick to the gonads of his opponent.
Goodwin Fails to Hit the Marc
All in for around 12,000 on a
flop, Goodwin's disgruntled expression and motioning of fingers reaching into the back of his throat spoke volumes as not one, but two players pushed all in behind him.The first chap, and the shortest of the two remaining stacks, was Tony Duffield with
, and the second was Fuad Serhan with an in-splendid-shape 
. Sandwiched in the middle was Goodwin with 
.With the turn dealing out a
, and the river a 
, no miracle emerged and two players departed in one fell swoop. "Nice," declared a frustrated Goodwin as a quietly jubilant Serhan scooped up the pot.
Corker for Corkery
tackled the 
of William Martin in a classic, but crucial coin-flip. With his back to the felt, the Irishman remained on edge as the dealer popped out the ensuing board...
... 
... ... 
...
"Ooh," gasped the table, the results of which led the Irishman to believe he had been rivered.
"Come back," someone said. "You won."
"Oh," exhaled Corkery relieved. "I thought it was a king".
Corkery -- 41,000
Martin -- 26,000
Mackay Not Okay
I caught it from the turn, where the board stood
. Mackay took the role of the aggressor, confidently announcing all in. He couldn't have been called faster, or registered his displeasure with a resigned, "Oh, shit," faster. He showed but top pair was drawing totally dead against Dwyer's nut-tastic 
. What could he say but, "Nice hand," as he watched his stack shrink to 2,000.
Timoshenko Trips Over Channing
Timoshenko bets 4,400 and Channing raises to 11,000. After a minute of deliberation Timoshenko moves in and Channing quickly calls.Timoshenko:
Channing:
The turn and river are
and 
and Timoshenko scoops an huge 70,000 or so pot while Channing is knocked down to around 15,000.
Carlos Tejado Doubles Up
- out of position against monster-stacked Daniel Nutt, Carlos Tejado checked, found Nutt betting more than he actually had in front of him, and called holding 
. He was up against Nutt's 
for the flush draw. That missed, and he's up to 27,000.
Isaac Haxton Eliminated
