button in Safari
Praz Bansi moved all in for 33,100 and was called by Remy Biechel. Bansi held the 
and was up against Biechel's two overs with the 
.
The board ran out 
and ended Bansi's tournament.
World Series of Poker Europe 2010
Event #5: £10,350 WSOPE Championship No-Limit Hold'em
Day: 2
Event Info
World Series of Poker Europe 2010
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
£10,000
Total Entries
346
Level
27
Blinds
30,000 / 60,000
Ante
10,000
Players Left 1 / 346
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It was no fluke that Magnus Persson made the final table in this event in 2007 if a call he just made against Rob Akery is anything to go by. Persson raised to 4,800 from the hijack and called Akery's 11,200 three-bet from the SB. The flop came down 
and Akery led for 14,200. Call. Both players checked the turn before Akery bet 33,000 on the river when checked to him. Persson took a few minutes then made the call.
Akery could only muster 
, behind to Persson's 
. Akery down to 98,000 whereas Persson is up to 152,000.
Barry Greenstein raised to 5,000 from early position and November Niner John Dolan called from the cutoff seat. Greg Mueller also called and he was on the button. The three of them saw the flop come down 
and Greenstein fired out 9,000. Dolan stuck in a raise to 26,000 and that knocked Mueller out of the pot. Greenstein leaned to get a look at Dolan's stack, who moved his arms to accommodate Greenstein's view. Then, Greenstein slid out a tall stack of red T,5000 chips to set Dolan all in. Dolan insta-mucked and Greenstein picked up the pot.
Greenstein was kind enough to break his stack down for us and let us know he's on 194,000 now. That's about 60,000 above the current average. Dolan on the other hand, dropped to right about 100,000.
Ross Boatman was facing a bet of 28,000 on the river of a 
board when I arrived. The aggressor was Rob Akery, perhaps more commonly known as high stakes pro Vaga_Lion.
Boatman made the call, but was soon met by the bad news as Akery flipped 
onto the felt. A frustrated Boatman revealed 
before mucking.
Boatman down to 45,000.
Karim Jomeen has had aces three times today and he lost with them the first two times but just managed to double-up with them courtesy of Freddy Deeb who had pocket kings. Jomeen up to 52,000, Deeb down a little to 110,000.
From under the gun, Phil Ivey raised to 5,200. IN the cutoff seat was Nick Schulman and he made the call. Bojan Gledovic called on the button and then Anton Wigg three-bet from the small blind to 23,700. Ivey checked on Wiggs stack and the raise amount before making the call. Schulman then reraised again to 70,000 even. Gledovic folded and Wigg moved all in. Ivey folded and Schulman quickly called.
All of this aggressive preflop action was basically all for nought after both players tabled 
. There was no flush for either player as the board ran out 
and they chopped up Gledovic's and Ivey's money.
From under the gun, Anton Wigg raised to 4,700. Action moved around the table to Nick Schulman in the small blind. He reraised to 14,500. Wigg then four-bet to 32,700. Schulman thought... and thought... and thought. In the end, he folded his hand and dropped back to 279,000. Wigg increased to 150,000.
Mike Matusow pushed for around 30,000 from late position holding 
and Andrew Pantling gave him a spin with 
. The board came 
and Matusow couldn't improve enough to get a much needed double up. He was eliminated as a result.
