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Players are back from their dinner break. This will be the last level of the night. Blinds are 200/400 with an ante of 50.
2007 World Series of Poker Europe (WSOPE)
Event 3 - £10,000 No-Limit Holdem Main Event
Day: 1b
Event Info
2007 World Series of Poker Europe (WSOPE)
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
£10,000
Level
21
Blinds
15,000 / 30,000
Ante
4,000
Players Left 1 / 0
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Players are back from their dinner break. This will be the last level of the night. Blinds are 200/400 with an ante of 50.
Level: 4
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 50
Prize Pool: £3,620,000
Payouts: Top 36
First Place: £1,000,000
Stay tuned for a complete list of payout information.
Ilari Sahamies, Max Pescatori, Alex Kravchenko, Bruce Atkinson, Rumit Somaiya, Christian Togsverd, Ted Lawson, Chad Brown, John Magill, Mark Vos, Phil Gordon, Vanessa Rousso, Joe Sebok, Brandon Schaefer, Carsten Jakobsen, Dirk Dijkstra, John Duthie, Alan Smurfit, David Levi, and Doyle Brunson.
Today will be the last day that multiple casinos (The Fifty and The Sportsman) will be used for the main event. As of tomorrow, the remainder of the main event will be held at The Empire Casino.
The remaining 47 players are on a dinner break until 10:30pm local time. When they return, they will play one level.
Finally, a table has broken here and spread its players around the room, after the exits of Ilari Sahamies and Max Pescatori. No drama in the last three minutes of play here, except that Stuart Fox, part of the broken table, mysteriously turned up at his seat on Neil Channing's right holding an
. After Channing pointed this out, Fox went and replaced it on the table, looking slightly puzzled at himself."Bit suspicious, that," said his neighbour, joking that he'd be watching for a set.
2007 WSOP bracelet winner (and main event finalist) Alex Kravchenko has been eliminated. He raised with K-K. An unknown opponent thought he was making a move and re-raised all in with A-10. Kravchenko called and lost when an Ace flopped.
, only to run into 
.Miraculously, the flop comes
giving Gould a set of tens and the lead in the hand. The turn is the 
, which gives his opponent some more outs. The river brings the 
, giving his opponent a bigger set and Gould is out of the tournament.
