€1,000 SIDE EVENT
Thorsten is still in with 19,000. Late registration is still running.
Blind level: 2
Blinds: 50 / 100 ante 0
Initial Stack: 10,000
Entries: ???
Players remaining: ???
Average stack:???
Prize pool: ???
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MAIN EVENT
21th level of blinds come to the end and players was on 15 minutes break. 21 players left and Kevin McPhee is still a massive chipleader with around 2,200,000.
Blind level: 22
Blinds: 10,000 / 20,000 ante 2000
Initial Stack: 30,000
Entries: 563
Players remaining: 21
Average stack:804,286
€1,000 SIDE EVENT
2nd level come to the end and players are now on 15 minutes break.
Thorsten is still in with around 21,000.
Original von dwdb
Hey, cyde is playing the highroller today. Can you take a look please?
No problem mate. I will cover him.
Cheers
MAIN EVENT
Josh Prager is no more alive in Main Event. He is eliminated in 21st place (€15,000)
Denis Kipnis opened with mini raise 40,000 in the hijack. Then Josh Prager from the cutoff raised to 110,000. Roberto Romanello didn't look happy and after some deliberating he folded in the button. Action was back to Kipnis and he reraised to 196,000. Prager called.
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On flop we saw 2:d 9:c A:d and Kipnis made very small continuation bet for 77,000. Prager then immediately pushed all his stack in the middle of the pot. Kipnis snap called to see pocket 9:s 9:h revealed by Prager. He has very nasty suprise for Josh. Denis showed pocket A:s A:h with higher set to total domination. Tunr was the J:s and then … the A:c came down on the river to give Kipnis a quads.
Finally Romanello could say what did he has - "Hey, I folded pocket tens. I just didn't feel that!"
Josh Prager
MAIN EVENT
22nd level of blinds come to the end and players are now on 15 minutes break.
MAIN EVENT
Andrea Ferrari eliminated in 20th place (€15,000)
Andrea Ferrari make awesome comeback. He was crippled to 40,000 (2BB) and he rebuilt his stack to over 300,000. And then, just before the break, he's busted with very nasty fashion. Ferrari raised from UTG to 50,000 and Hungarian Team PokerStars.com Pro Richard Toth made a 3-bet to 110,000. Action folded back to Ferrari and he announced all-in. Toth snap called.
Ferrari: Q:c Q:s
Toth: A:d A:h
Board: 6:s 6:h 7:c 5:c K:s
Blind level: 23
Blinds: 12,000 / 24,000 ante 3000
Initial Stack: 30,000
Entries: 563
Players remaining: 19
Average stack:888,947
Richard Toth
habe bislang erst eine ETP mitgespielt (sideevent) und muss sagen, echt super toll wie ihr das mit den voverage hier macht! Spannend zum mitlesen 
HIGH ROLLERS EVENT
High Rollers Event has started and Black Member cYde is playing in. Unfortunately he dropped down to 6000 (initial stack was 25,000). Then he made triple up cracking the opponent's aces. I don't know the action but I will aks him on next break and will give you the news.
cYde: 20,000
MAIN EVENT
Haykel Cherif Vidal eliminated in 19th place (€15,000)
That was a battle of blinds. Action folded around to Vidal in the small blind and he pushed quickly for 125,000. Leonzio called quickly as well:
Vidal: A:d 8:c
Leonzio: A:s 4:c
Leonzio was dominated but on flop K:d 4:s K:c he hit his third outer. Turn was the 3:h river Q:s and Vidal is out of the tournament.
Side events update.
€1,000 SIDE EVENT
Thorsten is running very well in the tournament. He's no up to 38,000 after eliminated one player. He raised from the cutoff and new player in the big blind made very small 3-bet. Thorsten called and we saw A-9-2 on the flop. Opponent made small confrontation bet and Thorsten just called with pocket 9-9. Turn was a 9x giving Thorsten quads. Opponent made seccond barrel but it was strange bet because he put a little less than before. Thorsten made small raise and big blind player pushed all-in. Team Member snap called with total nuts and rival showed pocket J-J. Strange play.
Blind level: 4
Blinds: 100 / 200 ante 0
Initial Stack: 10,000
Entries: 68
Players remaining: 43
Average stack:15,813
HIGH ROLLERS EVENT
Black Member cYde is running very good as well. He's now up to 45,000.
Blind level: 4
Blinds: 100 / 200 ante 0
Initial Stack: 25,000
Entries: 23
Players remaining: 18
Average stack:36,111
cYde
MAIN EVENT
Jean Sami Souleiman eliminated in 18th place (€15,000)
That was simple action. Ion Pavel opened and Jean Sami Souleiman went all-in from the big blind. Pavel instant called:
Souleiman: A:s T:s
Pavel: A:c Q:s
Board: K:d 6:c K:h 8:d 2:s
Board changed nothing and Pavel won with queen high. After this hand is up to 1,100,000.
MAIN EVENT
Salvatore Bonavena eliminated in 17th place (€15,000)
That was very nasty. Marco Leonzio raised from the HiJack to 60,000 and Peter Skripka made 140,000 to go from the cutoff. Team PokerStars.com Pro Salvatore Bonavena went into the deep tank and finally announced all-in. We heard “Forza Italia!” from the rail but Leonzio insta folded. Skipka then took a deep breath and made a call:
Skripka: A:s K:s
Bonavena: A:c K:d
It was looking neutral and everyone expectet a chop.
Flop: 2:d 8:c 6:s
Flop didn't announce any strange thing and Skripka ask the dealer for "One more spade!"
Turn: 8:s
Here it was! So Skripka asked again for "One more spade!"
River: 9:s
And BUM. Mr. Bonavena had over 1,000,000 and now he's out of the turnament. Skripka is now undisputed chip leader with 3,300,000.
Salvatore Bonavena
haha srsly do you read your postings before posting?
on your board thre is just one spade lol
MAIN EVENT
After Salvatore Bonavena elimination there are only two last tables left.
Table 1
Seat 1: Sergio Rodriguez Sanchez - 120,000
Seat 2: Peter Skripka - 3,200,000
Seat 3: Marco Leonzio - 1,150,000
Seat 4: Roberto Nulli - 860,000
Seat 5: Ion Pavel - 1,040,000
Seat 6: Denis Kipnis - 775,000
Seat 7: Richard Toth - 830,000
Seat 8: Emilliano Bono - 580,000
Table 2
Seat 1: Manuel Bevand - 1,060,000
Seat 2: Melanie Weisner - 1,000,000
Seat 3: Nikolay Losev - 725,000
Seat 4: Rob Hollink - 500,000
Seat 5: Kevin MacPhee - 1,650,000
Seat 6: Roberto Romanello - 950,000
Seat 7: Marcin Horecki - 535,000
Seat 8: Jan Bendick - 1,560,000
Peter Skripka
MAIN EVENT
22nd level of blinds come to the end and players was on 15 minutes break. But before ... 3 players had been eliminated.
Blind level: 23
Blinds: 15,000 / 30,000 ante 3000
Initial Stack: 30,000
Entries: 563
Players remaining: 13
Average stack:1,299,230
Stay tuned for the following details
MAIN EVENT
Sergio Rodriguez Sanchez has been eliminated in 16th place (€20,000)
Sanchez moved all-in from the HiJack for 153,000 and Peter Skripka quickly called.
Skripka: J:h J:d
Sanchez: 4:d 2:d
Board: J:c 8:s A:d 4:h 5:h
MAIN EVENT
Richard Toth eliminated in 15th place (€20,000)
Hungarian Team PokerStars.com Pro went into total shortstack area after the hand which in he doubled Emilliano Bono up. That was classical coin flip:
Bono: A:s K:d
Toth: 9:s 9:h
On flop 7:s Q:s T:s Toth was still ahead but Italian had tons of out with his flush draw. Turn was the 8:h changed nothing, but the 6:s on the river completed the flush for Bono to double up. After that hand Bono had 1,200,000 and Toth was crippled to 280,000.
Then action folded around to Toth on the button and he pushed. Chip monster Peter Skripka called from the big blind with no hesitation:
Toth: T:h 8:c
Skripka: A:d 7:h
Flop Q:s 4:h 8:h was good to Toth who made a pair and took the lead in this hand. When 7:h hit the turn, both players hot the flush draw but Toth's T:h was higher and he made one Skripkas out pretty dead. Czech player had only two outs on the river and … he hit A:c to eliminate Team PokerStars.com Pro member.
Richard Toth
MAIN EVENT
Rob Hollink eliminated in 14th place (€25,000)
The very last hand of Hollink in PokerStars.com EPT Prague began Manuel Bevand with open raise to 52,000 from early position. Then Melanie Weisner made it 145,000 to go. Action folded to Rob Hollink in the cutoff and he decided to shove all-in (415,000). Bevand re-shoved, and Weisner decided to went away leaving herself 550,000.
Bevand: Q:h Q:d
Hollink: J:c J:d
Board: 9:d 4:c 6:s 2:s 5:h
Hollink is out and there is only one EPT champion in the field - Kevin MacPhee.
Bevand is up to 1.6 million.
Rob Hollink