2009 World Series of Poker Europe
Event 1 - £1,000 No Limit Hold'em
Day: 1b
Event Info
2009 World Series of Poker Europe
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
£1,000
Prize Pool
£608,000
Entries
608
Level
22
Blinds
8,000 / 16,000
Ante
2,000
Players Left 1 / 608
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As I neared, I learned that Boeree was down to 125, and braced to go all in under the gun on the next very next hand, which indeed she did.
With UTG+1 and UTG+4 both limping, the next player made it 500 to go. Feguson called from the button, only for UTG+1 to reraise to 2,000.
Everyone folded leaving Boeree heads-up against just one player and with great value for her 125, but the knowledge that her paltry
is going to have to somehow overcome what is surely an overpair. UTG+1 did indeed show a monster in
, and although the 
flop offered a glimmer of hope for Boeree, the 
turn banged in an abrupt final nail and Boeree was done.
Mr. Opponent seems to have min-raised preflop and Blake called to see an
flop. Blake check-called on the flop, and then checked again on the 
turn -- but this time when Mr. Opponent bet 700, Blake made it 2,100 to go. Eventually Mr. Opponent laid it down, leaving himself with 2,200 in chips. Blake showed him
in the hole for a flopped full house. Mr. Opponent revealed that he had been holding 
for a straight flush draw.
. His opponent gave him a staredown, to which Garfield simply returned with a relaxed smile. Eventually, the hand was relinquished and Garfield took the pot.
against one other opponent in the cut-off. Without delay, Kirton announced all in, leaving his foe in somewhat of a quandy. After a long pause and more facial expressions than Jim Carey, the recipient folded with a grimace and Kirton took the pot.
"Horrible flop for kings," probed Trumper, to which a nod was returned with an accompanying sigh of frustration. "We were chopping," added Kirton, "although I guess I had the backdoor flush draw if you had the two red kings."
Kirton, who finished fourth in the inaugural iPoker monthly event this month, is now on 7,500.
"How did you get all those?" inquired I.
"Flipped," was her straightforward reply. "Against him," pointing to a young gentleman across the table who was down to just a few hundred chips.
"Hello," said the unfortunate gentleman, waving cheerfully. "Rub it in, why don't you."
Sam Trickett: 5,000
Julian Thew: 4,200
Markus Golser: 3,800
Joe Beevers: 6,000
Jeff Kimber: 8,000
Padraig Parkinson: 7,200
Antony Lellouche: 5,500
Andrew Feldman: 3,300
Nenad Medic: just 600
Jeff Lisandro: 6,000
Jeffrey Haas: 1,250
Nik Persaud: 3,000
. One of the two gentlemen involved in the hand called with 
, hit, and it was an early night for Ms. Obrestad.
