€5,300 Main Event Dia 2 | 2013 PokerStars.com EPT Prague

2013-12-14 19:39 UTC+1

Jogador	Fichas	Oscilação
Sina Alamzad	Eliminado
Markus Kivipuro	Eliminado
David Boyaciyan	Eliminado
Kevin MacPhee	Eliminado

Vinicius Teles	Eliminado
Alfio Battisti	Eliminado
Giuseppe Zarbo	Eliminado
Thomas Pettersson	Eliminado
Marian Kubis	Eliminado
Antonis Poulengeris	Eliminado
Akin Tuna	Eliminado
Jyri Merivirta	Eliminado
Krzysztof Stuchlik	Eliminado
Kenneth Hicks	Eliminado
Andreas Chalkiadakis	Eliminado
Petr Glasko	Eliminado
Nikov Dobromir Georgiev	Eliminado
Stefan Jedlicka	Eliminado
Hau Minh Nguyen	Eliminado

Jogador	Fichas	Oscilação
Jonathan Little	480,000 65,000	65,000
Sebastian Saffari	443,000 3,000	3,000
Ana Marquez	335,000 140,000	140,000
Tapio Vihakas	270,000
Kitty Kuo	228,000 53,000	53,000
Simon Deadman	200,000 82,200	82,200
David Williams	150,000 -84,000	-84,000

Dermot Blain	65,000 -66,000	-66,000
Jonathan Duhamel	64,000 26,000	26,000

Dmitry Holdeew	57,000 -57,000	-57,000
Marc-Andre Ladouceur	51,000 9,000	9,000

Max Silver: UKIPT Student Done Good

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UKIPT student Max Silver has well and truly graduated to the EPT (as Daniel Negreanu found out). Read the interview at the PokerStars Blog (including tips on how to make the transition to the EPT).

Tags: PokerStars Blog

2013-12-14 19:31 UTC+1

Jogador	Fichas	Oscilação
Johan van Til	Eliminado
Steven van Zadelhoff	Eliminado

Another Team Pro Bites the Dust

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With just a short stack and Alex Kravchenko wasn't going anywhere. We're not entirely sure how the chips went in but we assume it was pre flop. His opponent, countryman Artem Romanov, was more than happy to probably as he held . After the turn Kravchenko was already literally heading to the exit as he was drawing dead: . Kravchenko will have to read this blog to find out the river was the though he probably has little interest in that fact.

Jogador	Fichas	Oscilação
Alex Kravchenko	Eliminado

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2013-12-14 19:28 UTC+1

Sheerman Goes Hunting on Saffari

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We missed the preflop action, but do believe it was a four-bet pot that resulted in 80,000 getting in the middle between Sebastian Saffari and Victor Sheerman. On a flop, Saffari bet out a heatlhy 40,000 and his Russian opponent moved all in for 50,200 total. It wasn't too much more to Saffari and he made the call.

Saffari:
Sheerman:

Sheerman was ahead with his ladies, but he needed to dodge two overs to stay alive. The turn was of no consequence, and it was down to the river. The dealer burned one last time and put out the .

It was a safe card for Sheerman and he doubled through the one-time chip leader.

Jogador	Fichas	Oscilação
Sebastian Saffari	440,000 -80,000	-80,000

Tags: Sebastian Saffari Victor Sheerman

2013-12-14 19:27 UTC+1

Belov Shocked

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We joined the action as Vadim Belov faced a big decision on the river. There were already a lot of chips in the middle and Marcin Wydrowski over bet the pot with an all-in shove for 51,300. Belov had him covered and he stared at the board reading trying to work out what to do. It seemed as if it would be painful to him either way but he made the call and it was if an electric shock ran through him as Wydrowski turned over . Belov was out of his seat with his hands on his head. The dealer reached over and flipped over his hand before awarding the pot to Wydrowski.

Jogador	Fichas	Oscilação
Marcin Wydrowski	109,000
Vadim Belov	85,000

Tags: Vadim Belov Marcin Wydrowski

2013-12-14 19:19 UTC+1

Poker Justice

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Rhys Jones from the UK moved all in for his last 15,900 with and was called by Marco Leonzio from Italy with who had him covered. It looked good for Jones when the flop came but you know what’s coming. Turn river and the Italian’s turned set delivered the fatal blow. Leonzio claimed it was justice for a similar event earlier in the day that went the way of Jones. Justice? Poker?

Jogador	Fichas	Oscilação
Marco Leonzio	62,000
Rhys Jones	Eliminado

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2013-12-14 19:17 UTC+1

Lehavot In Big Stack Country

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For much of the first five levels of today Day 1b chip leader Amir Lehavot was on a table where no stack could seriously dent his wall of chips that totaled around 300,000.

He's now been moved tables and despite increasing his stack to 392,000 there are a couple of stacks at his table that could severely wound him, even if they can't eliminate him in one go. Hugo Felix has 280,000 and Sergey Baburin has 360,000.

Jogador	Fichas	Oscilação
Amir Lehavot	392,000 58,000	58,000
Sergey Baburin	360,000 360,000	360,000
Hugo Felix	280,000 280,000	280,000

Tags: Amir Lehavot Hugo Felix Sergey Baburin

2013-12-14 19:13 UTC+1

Ka Kwan Lau Wins 600,000 Chip Pot To Take The Chip Lead

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There's a new chip leader and it's Ka Kwan Lau who has seized it with the Spaniard eliminating two players in the same hand to do so. There was an all-in from under-the-gun for 25,000 with pocket sixes, Krzysztof Stuchlik called with pocket kings from the small blind and Lau raised to 60,000 from the big blind with pocket aces. Back on Stuchlik he moved all-in for around 275,000 and Lau snap called.

There was no help for either all in player and Lau won the biggest pot of the tournament so far and with it the chip lead

Jogador	Fichas	Oscilação
Ka Kwan Lau	600,000 600,000	600,000

Tags: Ka Kwan Lau Krzysztof Stuchlik

2013 PokerStars.com EPT Prague

2013 PokerStars.com EPT Prague

Chip Counts

Max Silver: UKIPT Student Done Good

Bye Bye Dutchies

Another Team Pro Bites the Dust

Sheerman Goes Hunting on Saffari

Belov Shocked

Poker Justice

Lehavot In Big Stack Country

Ka Kwan Lau Wins 600,000 Chip Pot To Take The Chip Lead