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Once we arrived the turn was already out there in a hand between November Niner Michiel Brummelhuis and the player in the big blind. With the board reading 
the big blind had 575 out in front of him. Brummelhuis, seated in the under the gun/hijack position as the table was still five handed, raised it up to 2,200. The big blind called.
The river brought the 
into play and the big blind quickly tapped the table. Brummelhuis carefully picked some chips and placed them in the middle; 6,525. The big blind quickly released his hand and the dealer got underway shuffling the cards for the next hand. Brummelhuis is up to a little over starting stack after that hand.
Brummelhuis is sharing the table with fellow countryman Jorn Walthaus. Walthaus and Brummelhuis both went deep in last years WSOP Main Event and even swapped a little piece in the process. Walthaus finished 26th for $285,408, while Brummelhuis ended up finishing seventh for $1,225,356.
| Jogador | Fichas | Oscilação |
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31,000
1,000
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1,000 |
While Day 1a of the European Poker Tour and the final table of the Eureka High Roller headlined Sunday's action at the Hofburg Palace, another tournament — the EPT10 Vienna €330 Women's Event — was playing out across the room.
The tournament attracted 61 participants, which created a prize pool of €17,751 prize pool. In the end, Friend of PokerStars Natalie Hof from Germany made it to heads-up play against Hungary's Laszlone Balics. Hof was on the verge of elimination holding 
against Balics' 
, but a lucky jack on the river extended her tournament life. Not long after, Hof claimed the trophy and €5,325 first-place prize.
Ladies event results:
| Place | Player | Country | Prize |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | Natalie Hof | Germany | €5,325 |
| 2nd | Laszlone Balics | Hungary | €3,855 |
| 3rd | Malgorrata Ostrowska | Poland | €2,485 |
| 4th | Maria von Perger | Germany | €1,880 |
| 5th | Danijela Matusinskij | Croatia | €1,455 |
| 6th | Zornitsa Maleshkova | Bulgaria | €1,136 |
| 7th | Sigrid Lebensaft-Gruber | Austria | €905 |
| 8th | Stephanie Meier-Stauffer | Austria | €710 |
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30,000
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30,000
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30,000
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30,000 |
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30,000
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30,000
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30,000 |
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Markus Golser has been one of the most prolific Austrian poker players with live tournament cashes dating back to 1996. This week Golser looks to reclaim some of his international fame, as he hasn't been a regular on the circuit for quite some time.
Back in the old Full Tilt Poker days Golser was one of the biggest winners and regulars on the highest stakes. In the summer of 2008, during Golser's hay day, he was up $1.8 million on FTP winning most over $700,000 from PokerStars Team Online Isaac Haxton.
Golser always specialized in Pot Limit Omaha, but his biggest live result came during the 2007 European Poker Tour event in Prague where he finished fifth for €151,800. The fifth most successful Austrian live tournament player of all time has EPT cashes in Monte Carlo, Sanremo and Baden, but also 10 World Series of Poker in-the-money finishes.
| Jogador | Fichas | Oscilação |
|---|---|---|
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30,000
30,000
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30,000 |
“Shuffle up and deal.” announced the Tournament Director. On table 34 sat two players Ziga Jamnikar, a PokerStars player from Slovenia, and Full Tilt Poker Professional Viktor Blom. “Are we going to play heads up?” asked Jamnikar? “Three minimum.” confirmed the dealer. A few minutes later Alexander Ivanov joined the table and action began.
Jamnikar opened on the button for 250, Blom folded his small blind and Ivanov made the call. They saw a flop of 
. Ivanov check called a bet of 250 from Jamnikar and they saw a turn card 
.
Check call again from Ivanov for a bet of 550. The river was the 
and both players checked. Jamnikar turned over the 
and won as Ivanov mucked.
Blom opened from the button on the next hand for 250, Ivanonv folded and big blind Jamnikar asked him “Have you looked?” Blom nodded and Jamnikar folded but they would tangle in the next hand.
Ivanov folded the button and Jamnikar opened from the small blind for 250 getting a call from Blom. They saw a flop of 
which both players checked. The turn card was the 
.
Jamnikar led out for 325 and Blom quickly made the call. The two players saw a river card 
and when Jamnikar continued for 550 Blom released his cards.
| Jogador | Fichas | Oscilação |
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30,700
30,700
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30,700 |
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29,625
-375
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-375 |
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30,000
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30,000 |
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30,000
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30,000 |
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