Main Event | 2007 EPT Warsaw

03-17-2007 22:57 UTC+1

Happy Masseuse!

[user1220]

Relaxation time for Peter Jepsen and Masseuse

During the tournament's main days, a masseuse was on hand to ease the tension of many a player who needed relaxing. This young lady is also Peter Jepsen's other half, and she was asked to share in the limelight after Peter had won the tournament.

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03-17-2007 22:38 UTC+1

The Final Hand

[user22113]

The final hand, which sealed victory for Jepsen, went like this:

Farid moved all in pre-flop with {A-Spades}

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Peter didn't need any thinking time when he saw {7-Hearts}

for his pocket cards, he instantly called.

The flop came down as: {9-Clubs}

Peter takes a huge lead, but Farid has a straight draw!

Turn: {4-Spades}

- more outs for Farid. Any 8 or 3 can win it for him.

River: {2-Spades}

Jepsen jumps to his feet as the first EPT Warsaw champion.

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03-17-2007 22:33 UTC+1

Well played Peter!

[user1220]

Peter Jepsen holds the EPT Warsaw trophy.

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03-17-2007 22:28 UTC+1

A closer look

[user1220]

Money and trophy:

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03-17-2007 22:24 UTC+1

Peter Jepsen wins!

[user1220]

A happy winner with his money and the pair of 7's that hit the flop for a set.

Peter Jepsen takes home EUR 325,633 (1,266,711 PLN) and the EPT title. Farid Meraghni receives EUR 182,063 (708,225 PLN) for his second place finish.

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03-17-2007 22:14 UTC+1

It's All Over!

[user1220]

Peter Jepsen wins the EPT: Warsaw

Unlucky Farid Meraghni.

Details and photos to follow

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Level: 21

Blinds: 15,000/30,000

Ante: 3,000

03-17-2007 21:58 UTC+1

Can We Call It a Draw?

[user1220]

This game is a very static stalemate right now. The media are getting restless. After four days of great poker everybody expected fireworks here tonight. That hasn't been the case.

Tags: Tight poker Warsaw

03-17-2007 21:40 UTC+1

The Grind Goes On

[user1220]

Both players have an almost equal 1,400,000 chips. The pots are rarely over 150,000 at this stage.

Rumours of a deal look unfounded. This is seriously tense play, with both players ultra cautious in front of the world's poker media

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03-17-2007 21:17 UTC+1