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£10,000 WSOP Europe Main Event
Day 2 Completed
2008 World Series of Poker Europe
£10,000 WSOP Europe Main Event
Day: 2
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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We start again at 1pm local time tomorrow, when we will play down to 27 players. Hope you can join us as it will be very exciting, as we reach the bubble worth around $50,000! Nervous times await.
on a 
board.
couldn't outlast an opponent's 
on the 
board.
flop to John Monnette, who bet 6,000. Sonnert made it 25,000, and after some minor huffing and puffing and trying to call time on himself (the dealer didn't understand), Monnette announced, "All in." Insta-call.Monnette:
Sonnert:
Turn and river:
and 
respectively.
. The action was checked to Schoenberg, who bet 8,000. Bloch raised to 20,000, and Rouas and Black folded. Schoenberg, with only slightly more than the amount of the reraise behind, moved all in and Bloch quickly called. Disaster for Schoenberg as Bloch tabled
to her 
. No miracle for her on the 
turn or 
river and she bid her tablemates good luck as she hit the rail. At the same time across the room, Scott Montgomery of the "November Nine" also found his Main Event at an end and quietly headed for the exit.
flop.Moorman let Keys keep the lead with the hand as he checked to face a 15,400 bet, which he called. The turn came
and both players checked it through to the 
river. Moorman checked once more to face a 32,000 bet.This caused him to sit back in his chair and place hands on his head. He counted the call from his stack, sat there for a while longer and then made the call.
Keys sat waiting to see Moorman's hand, and he obliged by showing
. Keys flashed nine high and mucked.Moorman is up to 208,000 as a result of that great call. Keys is on 87,000.
"You can tell who the most aggressive player at the table is. It's the dude who's got like a million brown chips." Indeed, Peter Turmezey has 124,000 in chips, and 24,000 of them are in the lowest denomination 100 chips. He almost blushes at hearing Matusow call him aggressive.
As Matusow wanders off to spread wisdom amongst the other tables, however, he whisperingly refers to his own as the, "Table of death."
Schoenberg's
dominated Arieh's and held up on the 
board. Schoenberg is now up to just over 28,000 (and is carrying a divine caramel leather Fendi purse)
