Daniel Dvoress was busy stacking a lot of chips, and the camera's were on him doing so because he is our new chip leader. We missed what had happened, but fortunately Dvoress was kind enough to tell us afterwards.
Dvoress opened under the gun with and Pakinai Lisawad defended from the big blind. The flop came with two spades and Lisawad checked. Dvoress made a continuation bet of 25,000 and Lisawad check raised to 60,000. Dvoress called.
The turn was an off suit and Lisawad checked. Dvoress bet out 135,000 and Lisawad called.
The river was an off suit and Lisawad checked again. Dvoress bet 385,000 and after some tanking Lisawad called, but mucked upon seeing Dvoress' set of jacks.
On the feature table we just caught the end of Patrik Antonius' elimination. Antonius was all in for just 26,000 chips against Team PokerStars Pro Matthias De Meulder and the showdown went as following.
Antonius:
De Meulder:
The board ran out and Antonius hit the rail. After this hand De Meulder lost some chips and he's currently sitting on around 455,000.
Daniel Dvoress raised in early position to 35,000 and and the player on his direct left called Dmitry Yurasov moved all in from the big blind for 357,000. Dvoress made the called and the third player folded.
Dvoress:
Yurasov:
The board ran out and Dvoress raked in this huge pot to boost his stack up to just shy of 1.4 million.
John Juanda first lost a good chunck of his chips in a pot where we just caught the river action. Juanda had 148,000 out in front of him from the big blind on a board of , and Jaroslaw Sikora from Poland was all in for just 135,000 more. Juanda tanked long, got the clock called on him, but folded in the end.
Not much later he squared off against Frederik Jensen. Jensen opened to 22,000 from the cutoff and Juanda three bet to 62,000 from the button. Both blinds folded and Jensen four bet to 156,000. Juanda tanked again and called.
The flop came and Jensen bet out 180,000. Juanda thought for just a minute and announced all in. Jensen wasn't happy and eventually reluctantly folded.
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Oleksii Khoroshenin leads as Day 4 kicks off
In a little less than an hour the fourth day of the PokerStars.com European Poker Tour Barcelona Main Event, the biggest EPT ever, will kick off. There are another five 90-minute levels on the schedule, and again no dinner break today.
EPT Vienna champion Oleksii Khoroshenin leads with over 1.7 million, good for 170 big blinds. Thore Nordboe starts out as the short stack with just 56,000 or almost 6 big blinds.
PokerStars Team Pro Johnny Lodden was the last player to get eliminated late last night and so 110 players remain; all guaranteed €13,475, all eyeing that €1,420,500 first place prize.
Sit back and relax, and make yourself ready for another day of live coverage of the biggest EPT Main Event in history.
with two spades and Lisawad checked. Dvoress made a continuation bet of 25,000 and Lisawad check raised to 60,000. Dvoress called.
and Lisawad checked again. Dvoress bet 385,000 and after some tanking Lisawad called, but mucked upon seeing Dvoress' set of jacks.
and Antonius hit the rail. After this hand De Meulder lost some chips and he's currently sitting on around 455,000.
and Dvoress raked in this huge pot to boost his stack up to just shy of 1.4 million.
, and Jaroslaw Sikora from Poland was all in for just 135,000 more. Juanda tanked long, got the clock called on him, but folded in the end.
