in relation zu den entrants im ME ist das normal.
normal ist aber nicht, das in level 6 bereits so viele gebusted sind.
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Original von dwdb
Ist das eigentlich normal das beim HR bei der EPT nur 23 mitspielen?
um dir mal ne normale antwort zu geben
ich glaube dass gestern in der letzten hand 2 gebustet sind
Ich glaub die anderen antworten waren normaler :D
Highroller läuft seit heute, du meinst wohl das Mainevent 
MAIN EVENT
Horecki had his momentum
The story of Marcin “Góral” Horecki – from zero to hero. He was the shortest stack and now became a second chipleader. After he doubled-up through Roberto Romanello, Marcin clashed with Kevin McPhee.
EPT Champion raised from the button and Horecki went all-in from the big blind. He is 2,000,000 coin flip:
Horecki: K:c Q:h
McPhee: T:h T:c
Board: Q:d 7:h 4:d K:h 8:d
After this hand Horecki was up to 2,000,000 and McPhee who started the day as a massive chipleader dropped to 760,000 and he is now one of the shortest stacks in the tournament.
Short after that hand, Horecki won another coin flip and eliminated Nikolay Losev. Both players went all-in preflop, but this time Horecki had a pair and Losev needed some help to stay alive.
Horecki: J:d J:h
Losev: A:s K:c
Board: 5:s 8:d Q:c Q:d 9:d
After that hand Horecki is a second chipleader after Marco Leonzio.
Now we are down to 9 players and only one table left.
Marcin "Góral" Horecki & Artur Wasek (two EPT final tables)
MAIN EVENT
Last table draw:
Seat 1. Marco Leonzio - 3,832,000
Seat 2. Peter Skripka - 3,163,000
Seat 3. Roberto Romanello - 1,104,000
Seat 4. Roberto Nulli - 1,087,000
Seat 5. Jan Bendik - 953,000
Seat 6. Emilliano Bono - 1,532,000
Seat 7. Manuel Bevand - 842,000
Seat 8. Kevin MacPhee - 631,000
Seat 9. Marcin Horecki - 3,679,000
Original von dwdb
Ich glaub die anderen antworten waren normaler :DHighroller läuft seit heute, du meinst wohl das Mainevent
achso hehe hab das hr überlesen
weil das me heute auch mit 23 spielern begonnen
MAIN EVENT
Break
24th level come to the end and players are now on 15 minutes break.
MAIN EVENT
Shuffle up and deal!
Blind level: 26
Blinds: 25,000 / 50,000 ante 5000
Initial Stack: 30,000
Entries: 563
Players remaining: 9
Average stack:1,876,667
HIGH ROLLERS EVENT
Shuffle up and deal!
cYde eliminated the player!
It was pretty strange. When game resumed only 3 players were at the cYde's table. Thorsten is watching the action and after UTG opponent raised to 1350, he said: “cYde will 3-bet him” other guy was sitting on the blind and in fact cYde made a 3-bet to 3100. “Easy game, isn't it?” - said Thorsten and opponent called. Flop was 9:d J:d 5:c and cYde made a continuation bet for 3800. Opponent raised to 7800 and cYde put him all-in. Rival went into the deep tank and finally called with Jx 3x. Then cYde showed pocket rockets A:s A:d – sick on three-handed table 
Turn was the 2:s river 8:c and cYde scooped the pot.
Now he has around 110,000
MAIN EVENT
It's DONE
Chipleader at the start of the day is busted on final table bubble. Kevin McPhee was very shortacked and he pushed for 280,000 or something. Marco Leonzio snap called from the big blind and revealed pocket J-J. Kevin turned his cards up but we couldn't see the second one - the first one was 9:s. After 10 seconds keeping us in suspense the dealer unveiled Q:h.
Then flop came down 7-7-4 and 7x and ... Kx and this is the end of the 4th day!
Kevin McPhee
Now I'm going on dinner break and will be back for Media Event which will start at 22:00 CET (21:00 GMT). I will provide you with news about cYde in High Rollers event.
Cheers
HIGH ROLLERS EVENT
I'm back
There is the final table in the High Rollers Event and cYde is currently a chipleader with 150,000.
Im going to play in Media Event, so wish me the best of luck. If something happen with cYde I will let you know.
Cheers
Blind level: 8
Blinds: 200 / 400 ante 50
Initial Stack: 25,000
Entries: 23
Players remaining: 9
Average stack:72,222
Totaln Prize pool: €254,000
1st - €127,000
2nd - €76,000
3rd - €51,800
Original von basti002
oy man can you give me a look into the payoutstructure?thx
High Rollers Event payout structure is on every post.
3 places paid, just take a look
Original von basti002
oy man can you give me a look into the payoutstructure?thx
Main Event: PokerStars.com EPT Prag Live Ticker
Paused for today. 6 players remaining, top 3 paid. Action resumes on 12 pm. Got about 104.000 which is slightly above average. We got a super shortstack at the table, a guy who doesn't play pretty good and a shorter tight guy. I got position on the chipleader und the other bigstack isn't that spazzy. Looks good so far, I hope I catch somespots tomorrow. Gonna update some hands in my blog.
Original von cYde
Paused for today. 6 players remaining, top 3 paid. Action resumes on 12 pm. Got about 104.000 which is slightly above average. We got a super shortstack at the table, a guy who doesn't play pretty good and a shorter tight guy. I got position on the chipleader und the other bigstack isn't that spazzy. Looks good so far, I hope I catch somespots tomorrow. Gonna update some hands in my blog.
glgl
MAIN EVENT
The Final Table is ready!
Welcome from the Hilton Hotel where the PokerStars.com EPT Prague will conclude today. Yesterday we've reached the Final Table in the Main Event. Eight players left and today we will meet another EPT champion. There is no player in two EPT titles. Former champion Kevin McPhee has a big chance to be the very first one. He reached day 4 as a massive chipledaer but lost whole his stack and felt in the Final Table bubble.
Now I would like to introduce the final eight to you:
Seat 1: Marco Leonzio, 38, Pineto, Italy – 5,075,000 chips
Leonzio, a 38 year old real estate agent from Pineto on the Adriatic Sea, started playing poker when he was young but only switched to Texas Hold’em three years ago. The married father-of-two normally plays cash games - and then uses his winnings to buy into live events. Making the final table in Prague is by far his best result, although he already has two EPT cashes under his belt - 16th place in EPT Vilamoura this season and 118th at EPT San Remo last season. He says that if he wins EPT Prague, he will think about turning pro.
Seat 2: Peter Skripka, 24, St Petersburg, Russia – PokerStars player - 4,010,000
Peter has been playing poker for six years, mostly as a professional and can mainly be found playing MTTs with buy-ins ranging from $200 to $500. The PokerStars player says he’s cashed online for $100,000 and, given the way he’s played here in Prague, that should not come as a surprise. Peter, a keen FC Zenit fan, said: ‘I will try to play some good poker at the final table, not just fold.’ We see that as a major understatement so expect some fireworks from the young Russian.
Seat 3: Roberto Romanello, 34, Swansea, Wales - 1,220,000
Romanello is a well-known figure on the international poker circuit and has played numerous EPTs. His best EPT to date was sixth place at last season’s EPT Copenhagen and he also cashed at EPT Barcelona a few weeks ago – 39th for €15,000. Since turning professional in 2005, Romanello has made nearly $900,000 in live tournament earnings. Like many other players, he took up poker while convalescing from a sports injury and qualified for a WPT in his first two weeks. He also enjoyed a deep run at his first WSOP in 2006 and final tabled the £5,000 WSOP Europe PLO event last year.
Romanello, who is currently fifth in the Wales All Time Money List, still helps his family run their chain of up-market Swansea fish-and-chip shops.
Seat 4: Roberto Nulli, 35, Italy - 745,000
Nulli started playing online poker in 2005 and now plays at PokerStars.IT under the name ‘nemo33838’. His best result is a 13th place in the last EPT/UKIPT London for GBP 30.000. He also played in Barcelona but did not made the money. Now he is in the money again. This is his second live tournament final table – he was runner-up in February at a €1500 NLHE Tournament in Portomaso which earned him €17,900. The father of two normally brings his wife to events but she stayed at home with the kids this time. Roberto prefers live cash games and his favorite game is PLO and 2-7 low ball. He also loves to travel and this prize money is guaranteed be used for some more poker and non-poker holidays.
Seat 5: Jan Bendik, 46, Poprad, Slovakia - 445,000
Jan has been playing poker for six years as a hobby. He owns an electricity company in his homeland but has been playing poker more and more over the years. He has very little time for any other hobbies as poker dominates any free time he has. Poker has been a very fruitful for him as he has amassed over $600,000 in tournament winnings leading up to this tournament. This is his first EPT main event cash but he has cashed in three side events before including a first place finish in €1,000 event for €68,860 just three weeks ago at EPT Barcelona. Jan is being supported by some friends here this week.
Seat 6: Emilliano "MiloRomaAA" Bono, 35, Rome, Italy - 1,530,000 chips
Bono started playing poker live in 2007 and online a few months afterwards. Poker is still just a hobby for Bono, who works as a real estate agent, but he is a Pokerstars regular. The married father-of-two won his seat in the EPT Prague Main Event in a live satellite. Bono enjoys playing live and online MTTs. This is by far his best live result to date but he nearly made the final of the IPT Venice Main Event in January, finishing ninth for €9,000. He loves fitness and travel and is excited to make the Prague final.
Seat 7: Manuel Bevand, 34, Paris, France - 615,000
Manuel Bevand played his first EPT in Warsaw in 2007 and has cashed a further six times including 23rd at last season's Grand Final. Prague has been particularly good for Manuel. He finished 19th in Season 5, 22nd last season and now the final – his best live result to date. Originally from Lyon, the 34-year old turned pro in 2006 and has always enjoyed games - from programming video games on the family computer aged eight to becoming a noted computer game designer for a big French studio. Manuel also excelled at the card game “Magic : The Gathering”. After cutting his teeth playing cash games – live and online, Manuel is now focused almost exclusively on multi-table tournaments. He has written an advice manual for aspiring poker professionals and is the founder of the popular “Club Poker Radio” show.
Seat 8: Marcin Horecki, 33, Warsaw, Poland – Team PokerStars Pro - 3,290,000
Born in Poland, Marcin Horecki is a former member of the national alpine skiing team but was forced to quit the sport because of injury. Marcin studied for BA and MA degrees and then worked in corporate finance. He also began playing Magic: The Gathering around this time, a game that would introduce him to the poker tables at PokerStars. In 2006, he came close to making the final table of the €1,000 NLHE event at the Barcelona Open and this gave him the confidence he needed to turn pro. He has a total of six EPT cashes to date including his career-best third place finish at EPT London in Season 5 for £303,439. Marcin joined Team PokerStars Pro during the WSOP in July 2009. He is currently leading the Polish All Time Money List.
