Paint Not Bright Enough for Feldman
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Andrew Feldman min-raised from the button, and this time Daniel Negreanu shoved for 196,000. Some tankage ensued (doesn't it always?) and eventually Feldman folded, saying he'd had two picture cards.
World Series of Poker Europe 2010
Event #4: £10,350 No-Limit Hold'em High Roller Heads-Up
Day: 2
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
World Series of Poker Europe 2010
Buy-in
£10,000
Entries
103
Level
5
Blinds
20,000 / 40,000
Ante
0
Negreanu Slips Back
Daniel Negreanu is down to his lowest point so far, chip-wise - he's at around 170,000 to Feldman's 790,000 or so.
Feldman had made the initial raise to 20,000 from the button before flat-calling Negreanu's reraise to 55,000. They saw a 
flop, and Negreanu bet out 65,000 - only for Feldman to go all in.
Negreanu looked most surprised, but then settled down to tank. When he ceased to dwell up, he folded announcing, "Ace high," and his stack is now looking pretty precarious.
Negreanu Stack Jacked Up a Little
Daniel Negreanu has made a mini-recovery after his 
came good on the river of a 
board.
Negreanu had actually min-raised preflop and Andrew Feldman called, before they just checked it down all the way. Feldman announced, "Six," but mucked when Negreanu turned over his hand.
Negreanu edged back up to 265,000 - still the shorter stack by a long way.
Level: 22
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 0
Feldman Widens the Gap
Daniel Negreanu is now down to less than a quarter of the chip in play after min-raising from the button and calling a reraise to 46,000 from Andrew Feldman.
They checked down the 
flop, and indeed the 
turn, before Feldman bet out 61,000 on the 
river. Negreanu gave it up, and is down to 210,000 against Feldman's 750,000.
Straight Down the Line
We just witnessed some extraordinary tankage, as Andrew Feldman, who'd raised preflop in position and bet 26,000 on the 
flop before checking behind Daniel Negreanu on the 
river, disappeared into his own private pool of indecision for at least seven full minutes when Negreanu bet out 60,000 on the river.
Feldman talked at Negreanu for most of that time, most notably telling him, "You can call the clock if you like."
Negreanu remained silent until eventually he told Feldman, "Nothing personal," and did just that.
Finally Feldman called - and it was a good call, as it turned out that they were both playing the straight on the board.
Negreanu: 
Feldman: 
Unlucky Vaswani Sevens for Eyster (£47,045)
After that endless Round 4, they are dropping like very expensive flies in here.
Kevin Eyster opened for 16,000 on the button and was met with a reraise to 44,000 from Ram Vaswani. Eyster went all in for 221,000, Vaswani called, and it was off to the races for Eyster's tournament life.
Eyster: 
Vaswani: 
Board: a no-one hit anything 
And with that, we are down to just one match.
Level: 21
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 0
Negreanu Behind
While the other half of the room were busy getting their chips in, Daniel Negreanu took a bit of a hit courtesy of Andrew Feldman.
Feldman made it 15,000 from the button and Negreanu called, but they proceeded to check down the 
board until the river, when Feldman bet 21,000. Negreanu claled, but mucked when Feldman turned over 
, and his stack comprised 285,000 chips at the end of it.
Seed Buried; No Hope of Further Fruit (£47,045)
While Neil Channing was busy busting out on the next table, we lost Tournament of Champions winner Huck Seed.
We're not sure exactly how this happened, but we know that the chips went in preflop.
Seed:
Jim Collopy: 
Board: a no-nonsense 
We are down to just two matches already.