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Level: 8
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 100
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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Florian Langmann - 25,100
Ross Boatman - 57,000
Chris Moorman - 130,000
James Keys - 123,000
Steven Brecher - 15,000
Karl Mahrenholz - 26,600
Alexander Kostritsyn - 22,000
Joe Beevers - 31,000
flop, Roland holding 
but he was drawing to four outs against Vallo's flopped set as the Dane was holding 
. Bricks on the 
turn and 
river ended the Londoner's dream and Vallo must be amongst the chip leaders since the pot was probably worth around 175,000.
when a player with no ID card in front of him made it 4,000 to go, raised to 10,050 by Karl Mahrenholz (I think he likes green 25 chips). Over to the button, Steinberg, who promptly made it 30,000.All this action, and the original bettor only had about that much in front of him. It all followed the 4,000 into the middle. Now Karl had a decision - around 20,000 to call - and seriously looked as though he was close to doing it. The option of the bigger stack setting him in at this juncture was closed, and he looked genuinely pained to be giving up his hand. He did though.
The all-in player showed
for flopped two pair, but Steinberg's 
made the secret set which took down this pot as the turn and river came a nearly-but-not-quite 
sending one player out and making another a real danger.
He then elects to just call, and they see a
flop. Turmezey bets 11,525 and Tabatabai raises to 34,000 committing himself. Turmezey thinks for a minute before setting Tabatabai in and the young Brit is forced to call with his semi-bluffing 
while Turmezey shows . The turn is the 
, "Now that's a bad card," says Matusow. Tabatabai needs to catch a five, nine, or four but misses out on the
river. He then finds out his opponent has him outchipped and Tabatabai is out.
Bruno Fitoussi, who was also involved in the hand, got away from pocket tens.
board. Texas Dolly down to 16,000.
The flop:
Neff bet out 3,800 which was called before it had hit the baize by Arama.Turn:
Arama quickly checks. Spot the problem here - it was out of turn, and Neff took his sweet time sizing up his opponent. "Do you have any reds?" he asked, this being the 5,000 chip. No - it turned out the volatile player was down to just 15,000. Neff put him all in, but despite a sigh and a brief think, Arama's cards were destined for the muck.
