2008 World Series of Poker Europe
£10,000 WSOP Europe Main Event
Day: 3
Event Info
2008 World Series of Poker Europe
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
£10,000
Prize Pool
£3,620,000
Entries
362
Level
28
Blinds
40,000 / 80,000
Ante
10,000
Players Left 1 / 362
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and was glad to see he was live against Langmann's 
.The board ran
. Keys up to 116,300
Langmann thought for so long the clock was called on him. To aid or hinder his decision Fischman said, "I'll show you if you fold."
Langmann ended up folding and showed the
as he did so. Fischman kept his word and showed 
!!
but failed to hit against Toni Hiltunen's 
which liked the 
board much better than the Australian.
, Perttu Bergius led for 2,500, Robin Keston made it 9,000 and Bergius called. Both players then proceeded to check down the turn and 
river, Keston taking it down with 
, much to the frustrated chagrin of Bergius who tabled 
.
Christofer Williamsson 144,000
James Keys 84,100
Max Steinberg 58,000
Brandom Adams 144,000
Scott Fischman 237,000
Florian Langmann 24,500
William Haughey 38,200
Tim West 51,000
board, with the pot almost 100,000 in size, Lodden moved all in for 98,400 and Demidov went into the tank for a good five minutes before eventually making the call for a sizeable chunk of his stack with 
. Lodden flipped 
and manage to avoid the remaining two jacks on the river to put him at the 200,000 mark.Lodden has been deep in big events numerous times but never had the big success, could it happen this time?
Jan Schwarz -- 91,000
Tome Moreira -- 107,000
John Juanda -- 318,000
Benjamin Toury -- 87,000
Robin Keston -- 111,000
Chris Moorman -- 171,000
Jeff Garza -- 53,000
Mike Matusow -- 238,000
Peter Neff -- 190,000
Brian Townsend -- 253,000
Panicos Panagi -- 73,000
Justin Smith -- 385,000
Josh Arieh -- 57,000
Martin Fournier-Giguere -- 70,000
Harri Pehkonen -- 141,000
Thomas Bentham -- 61,000
Meanwhile, the table has been joined by Justin Smith, who arrives with more stacks than HMV and a count of 350-400,000. As he began stacking his chips, his opponents looked on, green with envy, whilst simultaneously wondering how they were going to adjust to the introduction of such a monstrous stack. This table has been rather straight-forward thus far, but the dynamics are sure to change and force people to play a little differently.
