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
Filter
(1)
Level: 12
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 300
.It was checked to Adams who fired 15,000 into the pot and only Fischman hung around for the
turn.Both players checked here so we went to the
river where both players checked again.Adams flipped over
which was good for the pot.
board lay patiently on the felt, Chris Moorman bet 41,000 into what was quickly becoming a substantial pot. Matusow, however, took no time in announcing all in and slid over a 100,000 across the felt, effectively putting Moorman all in for his remaining stack. Choosing not to go the Oscar route, Moorman made a swift fold, and Matusow took the pot."Sick," commented John Juanda.
"What, you think I got nothing?" replied Matusow. "Figured he was pot committed. Why would I not move all in?"
As Matusow was urged to show his hand to the mobile camera, a disgruntled Juanda joked, "Hey, show one, show all."
Matusow brushed aside the demands, but did add, "My gut feeling said ship it in, and if it's going in the middle he mucks. And that's exactly what happened."
Matusow now on 325,000, whilst Moorman drops down to 100,000.
and Sonnert bets 17,000 after Bloch checks. Lodden quickly folds but Block takes his time before carefully putting out the call. Both players check the 
turn before Bloch bets out 20,000 on the 
river. Sonnert thinks for a moment before folding disgustedly.Meanwhile, Soren Kongsgaard has doubled up with
against catching a vital on the flop to push back up to around 70,000 and the zone of almost relative comfort.
to Fischman's 
. The board changed nothing enabling Haughey up to 56,000, whereas Fischman is slipping back a little and now sits on 180,000.
were gunned down by Panicos Panagi's pocket cowboys, 
. A 
board gave Panagi the keys to his cell, whilst Bentham could only tap the table, say "nice hand" and make his way out of the cardroom.
and was racing Garza's 
.The board ran
to eliminate Garza.
versus 
respectively. The
flop was a decisive one, but the gave hope of a chop. A 
river provided no such fortune, forcing the shorter stack, by just 300, to hit the bricks."Holy neck snappage," commented a relieved Arieh, whatever that might mean. "Pots come in bunches, ya'll be careful."
As a result of that victory, Arieh is now on 125,000, whilst Fournier-Giguere is on the rail.
