Quad Damage
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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
Laak-ing In Chips
but Harris called very quickly, given as he would since he was holding 
. The board ran out
, there was brief countdown but Laak was easily covered by Harris and was sent to the rail.
Thomas Marchese Eliminated
verus 
, but managed to spike a second lady on a 
board to remain in tact, much to the delight of Linda Lee who had folded 
face-up.Marchese was left with just the odd chip after that, and a hand or two later he was gone.
Hostrup Trebles Up
And indeed the Dane had trebled through, his
managing to uncoil the 
of Jason Gray and the 
of Jim Buckley on a dramatic 
board.Whilst Gray lost the battle, he won the war, perhaps taking a slightly larger pot from the departing Buckley. As a result, Hostrup is on 30,000 and Gray is still doing swimmingly with 80,000.
Chip and a Chair - No, Wait, Just a Chair
, but this time Warren Woodall called him with 
. The board came with an ace on the flop and a jack on the river, cementing what looked like his last defeat. But somehow Woodall had a shorter stack than Mackay - by just 100 chips."Come back from that!" challenged Brian Johnson from the neighboring table, "It would be impressive!"
Indeed it would, but Mackay was actually all in with the ante next hand and busted holding
.
Would I Lie To You?
"Come on, give us a spin," and "You're never too far behind," says Channing. But Liu decides not to risk the rest of his stack on the call and opts to fold instead. Channing then turns to this reporter and says with a wry grin on his face, "I had a big hand there..."
Play Dead
on an 
flop, Bjerke was in desperate need of a fifth and flush-filling diamond when his opponent revealed , but the girl's best friend failed to sparkle as the turn and river both blanked out.Down to a paltry 700, Bjerke managed to unearth
under-the-gun, but was unable to stand firm in the face of 
which rivered an unlikely pair on a cruel 
board.
Soheil Is Za Man!
Alessandro Dal Bello:
Soheil Zamanian:
Brandon Cantu:
The dealer put out a
board that Zamanian scooped and from having just over 5,000 earlier, he's now up to around 28,000.
Level: 11
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 200
Oskar Silow Eliminated