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2008 PokerStars.com EPT Budapest
�4,350 EPT Budapest Main Event
Day: 4
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2008 PokerStars.com EPT Budapest
Buy-in
€4,000
Prize Pool
€2,128,000
Entries
532
Level
26
Blinds
25,000 / 50,000
Ante
0
and both players checked. The turn was the 
. Iversen checked. Fry fired out 84,000 and Iversen called. The river was the 
. Both players checked. Fry showed 
for a flush and Iversen mucked. Fry won the hand.
William Fry - 1,820,000
Martin Jacobson - 724,000
Albert Iversen - 442,000
Flop:
Serenelli checked, allowing Fry to bet 90,000. Back on Serenelli, and he called.
Turn:
Serenelli checked, and Fry shoved. Without any hesitation, call. What premium holdings could they have?
Serenelli: a surprising
Fry: an equally surprising
River:
Fry's six for two pair is good, and we lose our last Italian. Ciao, Signor Serenelli...
Flop:
Iversen bet out 175,000, and Hrisca flat-called. They proceeded to a turn.
Turn:
Now Iversen checked, and Hrisca, done with minimum-betting, bet 200,000. Iversen went into the tank for some time, before passing. Hrisca showed a single enigmatic jack as he raked in the sizable pot.
flop, and both checked it. Come the 
turn, Fry bet out a minimum 30,000 and Hrisca swiftly called, but folded to a twice-the-minimum 60,000 bet from Fry on the 
river.Fry: 1.37 million, catching up slowly with Hrisca's current 1.92 million.
Fry:
Jacobson:
Board:
Thus Fry makes a full house to more than double up to over 1.1 million, while Jacobson sinks to around 800,000.
Romanian Ciprian Hrisca is the first player to pass the 2 million chip mark. He's out in front with Martin Jacobson, the young Swede not far behind.
Martin Jacobson - 1,322,000
Albert Iversen - 957,000
William Fry - 506,000
Marino Serenelli - 412,000
flop.Ciprian checked to Iversen, who made it 240,000. Call.
Turn:
-- check, checkRiver:
-- again, check, check.The three proceeded to showdown.
Iversen:
Alacqua:
Hrisca:
Thus Alacqua is out, and Hrisca makes a straight to take down an astounding 1.3 million pot for the chip lead.