Tallin - Erano rimasti in 4 su 25 gli italiani all’Ept di Tallinn, a caccia del tavolo finale.
Gli occhi erano puntati su Carlo “Mandrake” Bordogna, giocatore prevalentemente di cash che, si trovava al settimo posto con 554mila chips, ma la sorte a deciso di sorprendere le previsioni.
Il primo ad uscire è stato Attilio Donato, eliminato dal francese Mattern.
Subito dopo è proprio il favorito Carlo ‘Mandrake’ Bordogna ad andarsene: un coinflip decreta la sua fine. Per il neo pro di italypoker.it e Pokermagia coach of a 19 th place.
The Curse of the heads or tails, it does not work for Simon Falorni, which is removed in the same manner of Charles.
Hope to see an Italian face remains alive among the finalists, all in response Nicolo Calia, a retired nuclear engineer. Remains in the race by winning a flop shot that makes it double. KJ for Nicholas, 55 for the opponent and a K on the turn. This time the coinflip is unsuccessful.
Nicholas finally gets a place in an international event, unfortunately sees the final table short stack, but in poker as we know nothing is final, when there is still a chance to sit at the table green.
The final table chip leader, to be held today at 12, Arnaud Mattern, a former pro backgammon behind a 2007 honors Prague, where his bluff against our Gino Alacqua.
We'll see how it ends, this seventh season
EPT Final Table: 1
Arnaud Mattern
2 Kevin Stani 3,720,000 2,588,000 2,498,000
3 Konstantin Bilyaver
4 Mikko Jaatinen 1166. 000
5 Steven Van Zadelhoff
805,000 742,000 6 Bassam Elnajjar
7 Nicholas Calia
637,000 502,000 8 Dmitri Vitkind
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