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Erik Cajelais - 460,000
Robin Keston - 320,000
Mats Gavatin - 310,000
Stacks are changing to the tune of 50k up or down each time even with a small raise preflop, folded on the flop... so this has become a close one again.
2009 World Series of Poker Europe
Event 2 - ��2,500 Pot Limit Hold'em/Omaha
Day: 3
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2009 World Series of Poker Europe
Buy-in
£2,500
Prize Pool
£395,000
Entries
158
Level
21
Blinds
0 / 0
Ante
0
Erik Cajelais - 460,000
Robin Keston - 320,000
Mats Gavatin - 310,000
Stacks are changing to the tune of 50k up or down each time even with a small raise preflop, folded on the flop... so this has become a close one again.
. Nguyen's 
looked good - and much better after the 
flop. The 
turn gave Cajelais a few more straight outs, one of which popped out in the form of the 
on the river!A clearly disappointed Nguyen left the table, and we are now three-handed.
and found Nguyen with 
. Nguyen instantly leaped ahead on the flop: 
and stayed so over the 
turn and river. Nguyen now on just over 100k.Then it was Robin Keston's turn to double through Erik Cajelais with
vs. the dominated 
. It's all action, all the time...
flop, unlike Men Nguyen, but declined to call Keston's shove when the 
came out next.
Level: 20
Blinds: 0/0
Ante: 0
flop. Check to Cajelais, who bet 80k. Gryko, however, wasn't prepared to give this one up and moved in, quickly called. He held 
, in pretty bad shape against Cajelais' , and with no help on the 
turn and river, Gryko was shaking hands and exiting stage left (no really, we're on a stage here at the Empire, gradually getting surrounded by TV cameras).Meanwhile Cajelais, who started today with the second-shortest stack, is now springing towards the lead, if not in possession of it.
Just now Richard Gryko took down a Hold'em pot preflop with a reraise over Mats Gavatin (button) from the big blind. As he scooped in the pot, Men Nguyen piped up with a complaint about the announcing: "You don't need to give extra information, 'He raised on the button,' just say, 'He raised.'"
The impression this gave was that Gryko had been positively aided by being reminded of his relative position and added, "Why don't you just announce 'Action.' for every hand?" It looked like Mr. Effel was agreeable to limiting the free information, however, so we're just getting the bet amounts and flop cards from now on.
flop, with Cajelais check-calling Gryko's 45k bet. Both players slowly checked the turn. On the river - 
- Cajelais riffled and toyed with 60k in red chips, before shifting them over the line. Gryko pondered a brief while before giving it up.
to Keston's 
. The dealer didn't create too much suspense for the short stack, giving him a safe run of 
...
... shipping another of the short stacks a new lease of life, and chipping away at former chip monster Gavatin.For good measure, Keston took 40k off Men Nguyen the very next hand, repopping him preflop and then shoving for 69k on a
flop, with no call.