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Sitar:
Rosen:
Then followed the most exciting board possible, in that it came out
.Thus Sitar is eliminated, and Rosen adds another handful to his already chip-leading stack.
2008 World Series of Poker Europe
£10,000 WSOP Europe Main Event
Day: 1b
Event Info
2008 World Series of Poker Europe
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
£10,000
Prize Pool
£3,620,000
Total Entries
362
Level
28
Blinds
40,000 / 80,000
Ante
10,000
Players Left 1 / 362
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Sitar:
Rosen:
Then followed the most exciting board possible, in that it came out
.Thus Sitar is eliminated, and Rosen adds another handful to his already chip-leading stack.
Both players checked the
flop before Remme led out for 1,500 on the 
turn. Tabatabai made the call so we headed to the 
river. Remme then moved all in for 5,500.Tabatabai dwelled for an age and tried to speak, as he does, to his opponent in an attempt to get a read. He then tilted his head upwards and said, "Why do I get my myself in these situations?"
He ended up making the call but mucked when Remme tabled
for a rivered set. Tabatabai's look said it all and he now nurses a 17,600 stack. Remme is on 16,300.
flop, only for Merved to minimum-raise, leaving himself less than 7,000 behind. Keys dwelled for a while, and dwelled some more, during which time I enjoyed a brief conversation with Dave "Devilfish" Ulliott and Neil Channing, concerning the current chip leaders, the ups and downs of the poker blogging/poker playing lifestyle, and the state of Channing's stack (around 15,000 currently). Then Keys reraised to cover Merved.
Merved now dwelled for a similarly long time, although the conversation rather died at this point, and eventually folded. A single railer applauded, briefly. Keys is now up to 24,000.
Powell had been raising practically every other hand before this one came up. Powell opened the pot with a raise to 850 and when the action got around to Mortensen, he moved all in for a total of 5,500. Powell made the call and found himself racing with
against Mortensen's 
. The board then ran out
giving Powell trips and cementing Mortensen's exit.Powell stacked up approximately 23,000 in chips after the hand.
Jean Noel Thorel:
James Keys:
Board:
.Medic check-called a 1,200 bet and then a 2,300 on the flop and on the
turn respectively before Langmann slowed down on the river of 
and checked behind Medic. Medic tabled
and Langmann insta-folded. Medic is steadily growing and is up to 31,000.
held off his opponent's 
, as the board filled out . Townsend sits with approximately 27,000 in chips after the hand.
Flop:
-- check, check.Turn:
-- now Kolstad bet out, and Nguyen called behind.River:
and it was check, check again.Nguyen turned over
for two pair -- and was very surprised to see Kolstad flip over an outdrawn 
.When I asked Kolstad for his name, he took out his credit card to show me how it was spelled. Piped up Scotty, "You haven't win yet and they already ask you for ID."
on the turn, Jani Sointula bet 1,100, Daniel Colman raised to 3,600 and Sointula called. The river was the . Sointula checked and faced a 7,000 bet from Colman. After some careful consideration, he made the call and turned up 
for jacks and tens. Colman could show only 
and Sointula took down the pot.
David Booth opened from the button, Daniel Negreanu called from the small blind and the big blind came along as well. The flop was
. Negreanu bet 1,200. "Is this where you 'float' me?" teased Negreanu. "I'm learning your lingo."
Booth made the call.
The turn was the
and Negreanu bet another 2,600. Booth called again. The river fell the . Negreanu considered for a moment before firing out another 5,200. "It's too late, you can't float on the river. Hard to float if I bet every street!" laughed Negreanu.
"I think you know what I have," said Booth quietly.
"Honestly, I have no idea what you have. I really don't!" replied Negreanu.
Booth's cards went into the muck and Negreanu collected the pot.
"Seriously, I really didn't know," he said as he stacked his chips.
