€10,300 High Roller Dia 2 | 2014 PokerStars.net EPT Vienna

Mar 28, 2014

EPT10 Vienna High Roller Beats Record

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This just in from the EPT:

There were a total of 181 entries for the €10,300 EPT10 Vienna High Roller - 136 players and 35 re-entries yesterday, plus a further five new entries and five reentries today. The new entries were from EPT8 Omaha POY Khiem Nguyen; Eureka High Roller runner-up Nikolaus [Removed:552]; Maxi Lehmanski; Cailin Jin; and EPT Tallinn champion Ronny Kaiser.

In addition, Day 1 bustees Fady Kamar, Joni Jouhkimainen, Michael Telker, Timothy Adams and Alexey Zakharov all fired off second bullets to reenter this morning.

The event has beaten the EPT Season 10 High Roller record by one entry — there were 180 entries to the EPT10 Barcelona edition which was won by Austrian Thomas Muhlocker for €390,700.

Results from the others were:

Event	entries	Player	Country	Prize
EPT10 London	157 entries	Jason Lavallee	Canada	£357,700
EPT10 Prague	176 entries	Ivan Soshnikov	Russia	€382,050
EPT10 Deauville	115 entries	Dominik Panka	Poland	€272,000

Mar 28, 2014

Updated Chip Counts from the Break (Completo)

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Mar 28, 2014

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Mar 28, 2014

Volatile Start Denies Lodden Third EPT Final

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Johnny Lodden was for most people, the only familiar face left in the Main Event field (he was also the only Team PokerStars Pro remaining). But then, some say that the penultimate table is typically a Lodden graveyard, the place where Lodden fans go to cry. Perhaps his departure wasn’t that surprising after all? The PokerStars blog reports here.

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Nível: 13

Blinds: 1,500/3,000

Ante: 400

Mar 28, 2014

Two Eliminations Just Before the Break

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Two eliminations took place just before the break.

In the first, a player raised and Dimitar Danchev got the last of his chips all in on a flop of holding the , which was in bad shape against the of Team PokerStars Pro Theo Jorgensen. The turn and river both blanked, and that was all she wrote for Jorgensen.

In another hand, Ronny Kaiser three-bet shoved for 70,000 or so from the small blind with and received a call from Oleh Okhotskyi, who held the . The board ran out and Kaiser was felled just shy of Level 13.

Tags: Dimitar Danchev Oleh Okhotskyi Ronny Kaiser Theo Jorgensen

Mar 28, 2014

First Break of the Day

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Two levels are in the books here on Day 2, and that means it's time for the first 15-minute break of the day.

Mar 28, 2014

McDonald in the House

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Mike McDonald opened the betting for 5,500 and found a single caller, Konstantin Puchkov from Russia, on the button. “How much do you have?” asked McDonald before the flop and Puchkov showed him his stack of about 70,000.

Flop and McDonald bet 7,500 which Puchkov called. The turn card was the which both players opted to check. The on the river saw McDonald put out a neatly stacked bet of 20,000. Puchkov wanted to know how much it was so the dealer knocked it over so he could see.

Puchkov made the call and McDonald turned over his . “Full house.” The dealer declared. Puchkov couldn’t beat it and shook his head in disbelief as he counted what remained of his stack.

Tags: Konstantin Puchkov Mike McDonald

Mar 28, 2014

Katchalov Meets Russian Resistance

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Viacheslav Goryachev opened the betting from late position for 5,100 and got four callers to a flop of . The small blind checked and Eugene Katchalov bet 6,200 from the big blind. Goryachev made the call and it was heads up to a turn card . The second ace saw both players check.
The river saw Katchalov check and when Goryachev bet 10,000 he passed his cards to the dealer. Pot to Goryachev.

Mar 28, 2014

Prize Pool & Payouts

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It's official! The EPT Vienna High Roller is the biggest of Season 10 with 181 entries, passing the EPT Barcelona by a single entry. That means a prize pool of €1,773,800 was generated, and that will be distributed to the top 27 players as follows:

Place	Prize
1st	€392,900
2nd	€265,200
3rd	€182,500
4th	€148,800
5th	€118,650
6th	€91,150
7th	€66,350
8th	€48,050
9th	€39,800
10-11	€33,700
12-13	€29,250
14-15	€26,600
16-17	€23,950
18-20	€21,300
21-23	€19,500
24-27	€17,750