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. The chip stacks in this tournament are going to fluctuate if not wildly, then at least restlessly, however, so I hesitate to pronounce him chip leader as in the time it takes to post another huge pot might have made that nonsense...
2008 World Series of Poker Europe
Event 3 - £5,000 Pot Limit Omaha
Day: 1
Event Info
2008 World Series of Poker Europe
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
£5,000
Prize Pool
£825,000
Total Entries
165
Level
21
Blinds
10,000 / 20,000
Ante
0
Players Left 1 / 165
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. The chip stacks in this tournament are going to fluctuate if not wildly, then at least restlessly, however, so I hesitate to pronounce him chip leader as in the time it takes to post another huge pot might have made that nonsense...
Krause:
Seidel:
Smyth:
The board comes:
or as Phil Laak puts it, "One pair beats one pair beats one pair."Krause triples up, Smyth takes his second chance 10,000 while Seidel still has sizeable chips left over.
against Jens Voertmann's 
. Frazer flipped 
for top set and a flush draw against his opponent's made straight and although the turn was the 
, the 
river housed up Frazer to double him up.
The
flop is checked around before Tabatabai bets 800 on the turn. Adams folds but Obrestad makes the call. The river is the and Tabatabai bets 2,100. Obrestad thinks for a moment before calling and Tabatabai shows 
for the top boat. Obrestad mucks her cards but not before showing 
.
Pescatori leads out for 6,500. Fitoussi and Black both move all in and Pescatori calls all in.
Pescatori:
Fitoussi:
Black:
Black is in the lead but needs to dodge a lot of bullets. The turn is the
giving Fitoussi a second flush draw and the river is the making the nuts for the Frenchman and putting him over 30,000 already. Pescatori and Black are both short and will be taking their second 10,000 shortly one would presume.
Seat 1: Andreas Krause
Seat 3: Erik Seidel
Seat 4: Andy Bloch
Seat 5: Marty Smyth
Seat 6: Dario Alioto
Seat 7: Thor Hansen
Seat 8: Yevgeniy Timoshenko
Seat 9: Phil Laak
There were so many empty seats when the first cards came out that it looked like this was a Six Max tournament (which would be an interesting idea). Now the tables are filling with a less American-heavy crowd as the European players - the UK and Irish ones in particular - take their shot at what has often been seen in the past as their best game.
Ready to go in timely fashion:
Daniel Negreanu
Alexander Kravchenko
Mike Matusow
Jeff Kimber
Mads Andersen
Henrik Gwinner
Martyn Cavanagh
James Akenhead
Antony Lellouche
Level: 1
Blinds: 50/100
Ante: 0
