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Event 3 - £5,000 Pot Limit Omaha
Day 1 Completed
2009 World Series of Poker Europe
Event 3 - £5,000 Pot Limit Omaha
Day: 1
Event Info
2009 World Series of Poker Europe
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
£5,000
Prize Pool
£770,000
Total Entries
154
Level
24
Blinds
20,000 / 40,000
Ante
0
Players Left 1 / 154
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from the big blind, Eric Dalby will have been slightly concerned by the snap-call (I hope that's in there too) from Lloyd Rees on the button, and he was right to be worried as his opponent tabled 
.As Dalby rose from his seat, the flop came down...
"Oh wonderful," he said in a polite manner. "Lovely".
Turn =
"That's even better. Very nice."
River =
"Wonderful."
While Dalby took his seat and stacked his newly acquired 100,000 stack, the rest of the able couldn't conceal their amusement at his "very British manner". Rees certainly wasn't laughing though.
Tom Dwan -- 35,000
Barry Greenstein -- 30,000
Howard Lederer -- 135,000
Shaun Deeb -- 55,000
Sorel Mizzi -- 155,000
Theo Jorgensen -- 75,000
John Kabbaj -- 60,000
Sandra Naujoks -- 40,000
Joe Beevers -- 35,000
Chris Bjorin -- 35,000
unable to topple Jeff Kimber's 
on an ensuing 
board. "Nice playing with you, Yuval," complimented Joe Beevers as he left, although a few of the other players were surprised by his departure, commenting, "Wow, he played so solid up until then."
. He found action for his 
from an opponent with 
which made for some tense viewing for the Professor...Turn:
River: 
and he's right back in the game.
board, Kabbaj led for 5,500, only for Noah Boeken to make it 19,000. Kabbaj initially seemed tempted, but then released his hand. Boeken couldn't resist showing the table his 
."Ah," he yelped frustratedly. "Should have just called."
Mahrenholz =
Lederer =
Board =
Marhenholz -- 45,000
Lederer -- 65,000
holding 
against an opponent's 
. He threw his hand down not in a frustrated manner, but in that of one who's accepting their situation with confidence, willing to accept the turn of the cards....And it was (the turn, that is):
"Spades!" said glass-half-full Dalby
River:
"Thank you!" he said.
