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Both players check the
flop before Mitchell leads out for 250,000 on the 
turn. Carr very quickly calls the turn.The river is the
and Mitchell bets 575,000. Carr quickly calls again but Mitchell's 
is good for a big pot.
2010 PaddyPowerPoker.com Irish Poker Open
Main Event
Day: 4
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2010 PaddyPowerPoker.com Irish Poker Open
Buy-in
€3,200
Entries
708
Level
29
Blinds
40,000 / 80,000
Ante
4,000
Both players check the
flop before Mitchell leads out for 250,000 on the turn. Carr very quickly calls the turn.The river is the
and Mitchell bets 575,000. Carr quickly calls again but Mitchell's is good for a big pot.
Mitchell opened for 125,000 from the button and Carr quickly stuck in a big reraise to 550,000. Mitchell instantly folded.
flop where James Mitchell calls a bet a of 200,000. Paul Carr then takes it down with a bet of 500,000 on the 
turn.First Blood to Carr.
James Mitchell -- 3,360,000
Mitchell:
Vilakoski:
The flop came
and the Finn took the lead but the 
was huge for Mitchell as any King, club or Jack would put us heads up.The river was the
and Vilakoski was out in 3rd place.It's Ireland vs England for the title.
His lines are very unusual, bet they're working. On the last hand, Carr defended his big blind to a 112,000 button raise from James Mitchell on the button before checking the
flop. Mitchell checked behind.Carr once again checked the
turn, but Mitchell reached for chips, putting in 140,000. Carr called.On the
river, Carr turned aggressor, sliding a massive 500,000 across the line.Mitchell looked perplexed, and deliberated for a good couple of minutes. Carr, meanwhile, looked as cool as the Fonz in the breeze, staring his opponent down as if he didn't have a care in the world.
In the end, Mitchell released his hand and Carr took down yet another big pot, much to the joy and elation of his ever-increasing rail.
The Finn tanks for ages before calling with
only to find himself dominated by Mitchell's .The board comes
both players split the pot with their full houses.
He put in one reraise against Valikoski to make the Finn fold, while another time he simply opened to a chunky 550,000 preflop to take the blinds and antes.
Raising it up from the small blind, James Mitchell received a call in the big blind from Santeri Valikoski. The
was checked all the way down, Mitchell snapping up the goodies with 
. "It seems like he has showdown value, like king high or something," observed Channing correctly as the board was being dealt.
board, he check-raised James Mitchell's 140,000 bet to 400,000 making the Englishman fold.