2011 World Series of Poker Europe

Event #6: €1,620 Six-Handed Pot-Limit Omaha
Day: 2
Event Info

2011 World Series of Poker Europe

Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
aq109
Prize
€124,584
Event Info
Buy-in
€1,500
Prize Pool
€498,330
Entries
339
Level Info
Level
19
Blinds
5,000 / 10,000
Ante
0

Big Pot Alert! Nahum Sends Vilkki Packing

John Nahum
John Nahum

Pre flop Juha Vilkki raised from the button to 2,600 after which the action folded to John Nahum who was in the big blind. Nahum decided to raise to 8,400 and Vilkki didn't hesitate before making a pot size four-bet. Nahum pushed all-in and Vilkki called for his total stack of 53,000 chips.

Juha Vilkki{A-Clubs}{A-Diamonds}{Q-Spades}{4-Hearts}
John Nahum{A-Spades}{K-Clubs}{J-Clubs}{J-Spades}

The board ran out {J-Diamonds}{K-Spades}{2-Spades}{3-Hearts}{7-Clubs} giving Nahum the winning set and the chip lead in the tournament!

Player Chips Progress
John Nahum fr
John Nahum
170,000 71,100
Juha Vilkki
Juha Vilkki
Busted

Tags: Juha VilkkiJohn Nahum

Balls to Bluff?

Victor Ramdin and Rifat Palevic played out a heads-up pot in the blinds that saw former tank-fold on the river.

Palevic check-called a 14,000 bet on the turn to see the river of a {2-Spades}{7-Spades}{k-Hearts}{6-Diamonds}{8-Diamonds} board. Here the Swede led out for a full pot-sized 43,800.

Ramdin went into the verbal tank. He said, "Ace-four-five with spades is the only hand I can put you on."

After another minute or so he folded and added, "You don't have the balls to bluff me."

"I had you all the way", responded the Swede.

Player Chips Progress
Victor Ramdin us
Victor Ramdin
110,000 -17,100
Rifat Palevic se
Rifat Palevic
WSOP 1X Winner
90,000 22,000

Tags: Rifat PalevicVictor Ramdin

Chip Counts at Level 12

Player Chips Progress
Philippe Boucher ca
Philippe Boucher
WSOP 1X Winner
168,000 104,600
Antony Lellouche fr
Antony Lellouche
165,000 99,200
Victor Ramdin us
Victor Ramdin
127,100 49,900
Alexander Kostritsyn ru
Alexander Kostritsyn
104,100 56,300
John Nahum fr
John Nahum
98,900 55,100
Nicolas Fierro cl
Nicolas Fierro
91,000 -40,700
Jack Ellwood gb
Jack Ellwood
76,000 10,200
Alexander Dovzhenko ua
Alexander Dovzhenko
74,600 71,800
Rifat Palevic se
Rifat Palevic
WSOP 1X Winner
68,000 -15,500
Jon Spinks gb
Jon Spinks
67,000 -20,000
Salman Behbehani us
Salman Behbehani
62,700 -16,900
Bryan Devonshire us
Bryan Devonshire
61,200 -11,300
Juha Vilkki
Juha Vilkki
61,000 -15,000
Jarred Solomon za
Jarred Solomon
48,700 -5,400
Tomoki Watanabe
Tomoki Watanabe
40,300 23,600
Tommy Vedes us
Tommy Vedes
WPT 2X Winner
37,000 -23,300
Jean-Paul Pasqualini fr
Jean-Paul Pasqualini
31,500 22,900
Ludovic Lacay fr
Ludovic Lacay
EPT 1X Winner
28,100 7,200
David Kahan be
David Kahan
25,400 -8,400
[Removed:191]
[Removed:191]
23,000 -2,900
Joao Barbosa pt
Joao Barbosa
EPT 1X Winner
16,100 -900
Michel Dattani pt
Michel Dattani
EPT 1X Winner
11,000 -32,700
Joshua Green
Joshua Green
8,900 -1,600

Level: 11

Blinds: 600/1,200

Ante: 0

Stout's Run Ends

He caught a lucky break on day one against Sam Stein to double up his very short stack and got quite a rush going. The rush ended today as Stout finished in 25th place busting against Alexander Dovzhenko.

On a {Q-Hearts}{3-Spades}{4-Hearts} flop Stout put his money into the pot after Dovzhenko had made a bet. The all-in was for around 26,000 chips and the Russian had him barely covered.

Alexander Dovzhenko{6-Diamonds}{5-Diamonds}{4-Clubs}{3-Hearts}
Matt Stout{K-Hearts}{K-Spades}{10-Hearts}{8-Clubs}

The turn was the {5-Spades} and the river the {A-Clubs} giving Dovzhenko a straight and busting Matt Stout. We're down to just four tables.

Player Chips Progress
Alexander Dovzhenko ua
Alexander Dovzhenko
60,000
Matt Stout us
Matt Stout
Busted

Tags: Matt StoutAlexander Dovzhenko

Ramdin Raids Mortensen's Chest

Level 10 : 500/1,000, 0 ante

Victor Ramdin has eliminated former World Champ Carlos Mortensen. We missed the hand but Ramdin was kind enough to fill us in on most of the details.

He raised to 2,100 and called when the Spaniard three-bet to 6,500. The flop came down {k-}{9-}{4-} rainbow and Mortensen bet half his remaining stack and called when Ramdin set him all-in.

Mortensen: {a-}{a-}{j-}{3-}
Ramdin : {k-}{9-}{q-}{q-}

The board ran out blank so Ramdin's two-pair held up. He's up to 112,000 chips now.

Tags: Carlos MortensenVictor Ramdin