The real battle begins. Mark Teltscher can smell another EPT championship on the horizon. He has a lot of work ahead of him and must catch up to the chipleader, Greg Dyer, while fending off Mika Paasonen who has been gaining momentum ever since the final table began.
2007 EPT - Barcelona
EPT Barcelona Main Event
Day: 4
Event Info
The real battle begins. Mark Teltscher can smell another EPT championship on the horizon. He has a lot of work ahead of him and must catch up to the chipleader, Greg Dyer, while fending off Mika Paasonen who has been gaining momentum ever since the final table began.
Hand #20: Sander Lylloff raises to 60,000, Greg Dyer calls from the button and Mika Paasonen calls from the small blind. The flop is . Paasonen checks, Lylloff bets 150,000, Dyer calls and Paasonen folds. The turn is the . Lylloff checks and Dyer checks. The river is the . Lylloff bets 140,000 and Dyer calls. Dyer shows Q-T for two pair while Lylloff shows K-K. Dyer takes the pot.
Hand #21: Greg Dyer opens the pot for 60,000, Mika Paasonen calls, and Mark Teltscher calls from the small blind. The flop is K-3-2. Teltscher checks, Dyer bets 150,000, Paasonen folds, and Teltscher folds 8-8 face up. Dyer takes the pot.
1st Place - �1,170,700
2nd Place - �673,000
3rd Place - �388,800
4th Place - �301,000
Hand #13: Mika Paasonen raises to 45,000 and Mark Teltscher calls. The flop is J-3-3. Paasonen bets 90,000, Teltscher raises to 240,000, Paasonen folds and Teltscher wins the pot.
Hand #14: Sander Lylloff raises to 55,000 and wins the blinds and antes.
In the early stages of a televised final table, the edge goes to the older pros since they have more experience playing under these unusual circumstances. However, with the elimination of Patrick Bruel, the most experienced player headed to the rail. Mark Teltscher took him out and gained a decisive edge by becoming the most experienced player at the table.. and thereby becoming the "table captain." He's been the most chatty out of anyone else at the table and does not appear to be rattled by the extra pressure of playing at a TV table.