Level: 19
Blinds: 15,000/30,000
Ante: 3,000
2009 PokerStars.com EPT Grand Final
�25,000 High Roller Championship
Day: 3
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2009 PokerStars.com EPT Grand Final
Buy-in
€25,000
Prize Pool
€1,975,000
Entries
79
Level
23
Blinds
40,000 / 80,000
Ante
10,000
![[user46298]](/img/avatars/avatar.svg){kind=avatar}
flop Rousso bet out 85k. Dorfman took some time to announce, "Raise," but before he'd put the chips in (around 200k) she said, "All in.""You want me to play?" asked Dorfman. He talked to himself a while, "You could have ace-five...there's no way you're moving in with five-six..." Sunglasses off, standing up, he eventually conceded the pot, mucking but saying, "I had top pair with something."
. Dorfman thought for a moment, then made the call.Both players checked the
turn, and Tony G also checked the 
river. Now Dorfman reached for chips - 300k in all. Tony G considered what this bet might signify, and decided to pass. He raised his eyebrows as he did so, suggesting that Dorfman might show him what he had.Dorfman didn't need all that much encouragement: he turned over his
!
On the
flop, Rousso immediately announced, "All in," and Langmann frowned. He licked his lips, looked seriously at the board for a moment, then suddenly said, "I call." His slightly less than 200k crossed the line as he turned over 
. Rousso's 
proceeded to hold, however, as the turn and river bricked. He picked up his things and headed out, looking disappointed, as Tony G gave the crowd some advice about wanting to be called by a worse hand, but not a better one.
A short time ago, Tony G took to multi-tasking in order to chat with Gloria Balding tableside. There's too much money at stake to walk away from the game, but Tony took some time off in between hands to talk about how the table is playing and his plan to "bike the whole table".
Although the auction mentioned is now closed, check out ChipMeUp, where you can buy or bid on shares of Tony G and loads of other high-stakes pros!
Tony G calls, saying, "I like to dance!"
"That must be scary to watch," says Dorfman.
Flop:
. Tony G check-calls Dorfman's 55k bet. Both players then check the turn. On the river , Tony G bets out 50k, flinging five 10k chips into the middle. Dorfman quickly raises, and Tony G passes, showing the 
.Dorfman flips his
for the rail to see... There could be (more) fireworks in the pipeline here.
The flop brought
and a bet out of 55k from Dorfman. Langmann called.The turn:
85k now from Dorfman, which Langmann raised to 220k. Dorfman said, "All in," for what feels like the twentieth time today, and Langmann insta-called with
for the turned house.Dorfman flipped
"Ralph Perry!" said Tony G, "Never wins."
The river, however, was the
. Bigger house! Dorfman scoops a giant pot and Langmann is back to 200k.
Rough counts:
Randy Dorfman - 1,200,000
Florian Langmann - 1,180,000
Tony G - 900,000
Vanessa Rousso - 810,000