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Constant Rijkenberg

Hometown: Amsterdam

Country of Origin: Netherlands

Constant Rijkenberg

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2009 POY Rank

$1,960,400
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44 (2400 points)

Constant Rijkenberg - Live Updates

Date	Series	Event	Day

Apr 22, '09	2009 PokerStars.com EPT San Remo - Season V	EPT Main Event - Event 1	6	+
Constant Rijkenberg is EPT San Remo Champion (�?� 1,508,000) Apr 23, '09 With plenty of action on a 10-5-3-5 board, our two heads-up players only experienced the final battle for a very short period of time before it was all over. Constant Rijkenberg (pictured right) took down the event with pocket aces versus Kalle Niemi's A-10. Niemi needed a 10 but it was a 4 that fell on the river, and he goes out in second place for €862,000. The 20-year-old Rijkenberg takes home a massive €1,508,000 for withstanding the trials and tribulations within a field of 1,178 from all around the world. Next stop coming up shortly is Monte Carlo for the Grand Final. Another amazing and large field is expected there, with a huge amount of money on the line. Join the Card Player reporting team there for all the action. Player Tags: Constant Rijkenberg, Kalle Niemi William Reynolds Eliminated in Fourth Place (�?�377,000) Apr 23, '09 Soon after dinner, William Reynolds (pictured right) makes some moves. His final move in the EPT San Remo however, came when he raised all in with K J and faced a call from Constant Rijkenberg with A 7. An ace comes on the flop and it puts Reynold straight out of the tournament in fourth place for €377,000. Player Tags: William Reynolds, Constant Rijkenberg Poker Explosion; Niemi Pushes Forward Apr 23, '09 Gustav Sundell raises to 200,000, Constant Rijkenberg calls, and Kalle Niemi goes all-in for 1,490,000 more. Sundell calls after about three minutes and Rijkenberg says that he folded sixes. Niemi is holding A Q and Sundell is behind with A J. The cards fall 9 8 5 8 Q and Niemi doubles up and wins 3,620,000. Things have taken a drastic change as Niemi has quietly risen up the ranks while Reynold has dropped off them. Chip count update: Rijkenberg: 5,765,000 Kalle Niemi: 3,620,000 Sundell: 1,740,000 Reynolds: 575,000 Player Tags: Constant Rijkenberg, Kalle Niemi Kalle Chipping Up Apr 23, '09 Constant Rijkenberg raises 195,000, and Kalle Niemi moves all-in with A 8. Rijkenberg calls with K 10. The board comes J 7 4 J and Niemi needs to steer clear of a king or a ten. The river seals the deal for Niemi when it falls the A and Niemi doubles through. Current chip counts are: Constant Rijkenberg: 6,095,000 Gustav Sundell: 2,935,000 Kalle Niem: 1,090,000 William Reynolds: 965,000 Player Tags: Constant Rijkenberg, Kalle Niemi Dragan Galic Eliminated in Fifth Place (�?�314,000) Apr 23, '09 Constant Rijkenberg raises and Dragan Galic (pictured left) moves all in for two million and his tournament life. He flips over 9 9 and Rijkenberg has A Q. The board creates a tremendous reaction as it falls K J 10. Unbelievably, Rijkenberg has flopped another straight. The turn is the 3 and Galic is drawing dead as the river comes the 10. Galic maintained the chip lead in this tournament for three whole days, and it was hoped that he could go all the way and see it through. However, Constant Rijkenberg has put the Croatian out of EPT San Remo in fifth place for €314,000. Player Tags: Dragan Galic, Constant Rijkenberg Reynolds Rakes Some in Apr 23, '09 Things went a little crazy just now on a board of 10 3 2 Q. William Reynolds shoved all-in and Constant Rijkenberg (pictured right) called with K-Q. Reynolds revealed pocket tens for the set and Rijkenberg's brash call cost him a hefty amount of chips. The 8 did nothing to help on the river. Rijkenberg continues to aggressively push, call, and gamble. Player Tags: William Reynolds, Constant Rijkenberg Constant -ly Calling Apr 22, '09 Kalle Niemi is all-in with A K and Constant Rijkenberg calls with K J. The board falls Q 8 2 10 5 and Niemi wins 1,060,000. Player Tags: Constant Rijkenberg, Kalle Niemi Rijkenberg Gets Lucky Apr 22, '09 A massive hand just broke out involving Constant rijkenberg once again. He raises the blinds and William Reynolds (pictured right) reraises to 332,000. It's 210,000 more for Rijkenberg to call, and after a few moments thought he moves all-in. Reynolds, who many feel is the strongest player on the table, snap-calls. He shows A K and Rijkenberg flips over Q-J. The flop is dealt 10 9 8. It is met with shock and cheers around the entire casino from the press room to the floor. The turn is the 2 and the river, the K. Rijkenberg now has 3,785,000. Player Tags: William Reynolds, Constant Rijkenberg Balaj Doubles Up Apr 22, '09 Ovidiu Balaj moves all-in with A-Q and Constant Rijkenberg calls with A-7. The flop brings a pair for Rijkenberg: 10 7 3 but the turn gives the best hand the higher ground with the Q. The river doesn't change anything, sealing the deal with the 5. Balaj doubles up to 850,000. Player Tags: Constant Rijkenberg, Ovidiu Balaj Danilo D'Ettoris Eliminated in Eighth Place (�?�114,000) Apr 22, '09 Italian Danilo D'Ettoris (pictured left) is all-in for 600,000. It folds around to Constant Rijkenberg who calls with pocket fours. D'Ettoris flips over A Q and the board falls J 7 3 5 3. Rijkenberg is on a roll. Danilo D'Ettoris is the first to leave the final table but takes home €114,000 as a consolation prize. Player Tags: Constant Rijkenberg, Danilo D'Ettoris View All Live Updates From This Event
Apr 21, '09	2009 PokerStars.com EPT San Remo - Season V	EPT Main Event - Event 1	5	+
Constant Rijkenberg is EPT San Remo Champion (�?� 1,508,000) Apr 23, '09 With plenty of action on a 10-5-3-5 board, our two heads-up players only experienced the final battle for a very short period of time before it was all over. Constant Rijkenberg (pictured right) took down the event with pocket aces versus Kalle Niemi's A-10. Niemi needed a 10 but it was a 4 that fell on the river, and he goes out in second place for €862,000. The 20-year-old Rijkenberg takes home a massive €1,508,000 for withstanding the trials and tribulations within a field of 1,178 from all around the world. Next stop coming up shortly is Monte Carlo for the Grand Final. Another amazing and large field is expected there, with a huge amount of money on the line. Join the Card Player reporting team there for all the action. Player Tags: Constant Rijkenberg, Kalle Niemi William Reynolds Eliminated in Fourth Place (�?�377,000) Apr 23, '09 Soon after dinner, William Reynolds (pictured right) makes some moves. His final move in the EPT San Remo however, came when he raised all in with K J and faced a call from Constant Rijkenberg with A 7. An ace comes on the flop and it puts Reynold straight out of the tournament in fourth place for €377,000. Player Tags: William Reynolds, Constant Rijkenberg Poker Explosion; Niemi Pushes Forward Apr 23, '09 Gustav Sundell raises to 200,000, Constant Rijkenberg calls, and Kalle Niemi goes all-in for 1,490,000 more. Sundell calls after about three minutes and Rijkenberg says that he folded sixes. Niemi is holding A Q and Sundell is behind with A J. The cards fall 9 8 5 8 Q and Niemi doubles up and wins 3,620,000. Things have taken a drastic change as Niemi has quietly risen up the ranks while Reynold has dropped off them. Chip count update: Rijkenberg: 5,765,000 Kalle Niemi: 3,620,000 Sundell: 1,740,000 Reynolds: 575,000 Player Tags: Constant Rijkenberg, Kalle Niemi Kalle Chipping Up Apr 23, '09 Constant Rijkenberg raises 195,000, and Kalle Niemi moves all-in with A 8. Rijkenberg calls with K 10. The board comes J 7 4 J and Niemi needs to steer clear of a king or a ten. The river seals the deal for Niemi when it falls the A and Niemi doubles through. Current chip counts are: Constant Rijkenberg: 6,095,000 Gustav Sundell: 2,935,000 Kalle Niem: 1,090,000 William Reynolds: 965,000 Player Tags: Constant Rijkenberg, Kalle Niemi Dragan Galic Eliminated in Fifth Place (�?�314,000) Apr 23, '09 Constant Rijkenberg raises and Dragan Galic (pictured left) moves all in for two million and his tournament life. He flips over 9 9 and Rijkenberg has A Q. The board creates a tremendous reaction as it falls K J 10. Unbelievably, Rijkenberg has flopped another straight. The turn is the 3 and Galic is drawing dead as the river comes the 10. Galic maintained the chip lead in this tournament for three whole days, and it was hoped that he could go all the way and see it through. However, Constant Rijkenberg has put the Croatian out of EPT San Remo in fifth place for €314,000. Player Tags: Dragan Galic, Constant Rijkenberg Reynolds Rakes Some in Apr 23, '09 Things went a little crazy just now on a board of 10 3 2 Q. William Reynolds shoved all-in and Constant Rijkenberg (pictured right) called with K-Q. Reynolds revealed pocket tens for the set and Rijkenberg's brash call cost him a hefty amount of chips. The 8 did nothing to help on the river. Rijkenberg continues to aggressively push, call, and gamble. Player Tags: William Reynolds, Constant Rijkenberg Constant -ly Calling Apr 22, '09 Kalle Niemi is all-in with A K and Constant Rijkenberg calls with K J. The board falls Q 8 2 10 5 and Niemi wins 1,060,000. Player Tags: Constant Rijkenberg, Kalle Niemi Rijkenberg Gets Lucky Apr 22, '09 A massive hand just broke out involving Constant rijkenberg once again. He raises the blinds and William Reynolds (pictured right) reraises to 332,000. It's 210,000 more for Rijkenberg to call, and after a few moments thought he moves all-in. Reynolds, who many feel is the strongest player on the table, snap-calls. He shows A K and Rijkenberg flips over Q-J. The flop is dealt 10 9 8. It is met with shock and cheers around the entire casino from the press room to the floor. The turn is the 2 and the river, the K. Rijkenberg now has 3,785,000. Player Tags: William Reynolds, Constant Rijkenberg Balaj Doubles Up Apr 22, '09 Ovidiu Balaj moves all-in with A-Q and Constant Rijkenberg calls with A-7. The flop brings a pair for Rijkenberg: 10 7 3 but the turn gives the best hand the higher ground with the Q. The river doesn't change anything, sealing the deal with the 5. Balaj doubles up to 850,000. Player Tags: Constant Rijkenberg, Ovidiu Balaj Danilo D'Ettoris Eliminated in Eighth Place (�?�114,000) Apr 22, '09 Italian Danilo D'Ettoris (pictured left) is all-in for 600,000. It folds around to Constant Rijkenberg who calls with pocket fours. D'Ettoris flips over A Q and the board falls J 7 3 5 3. Rijkenberg is on a roll. Danilo D'Ettoris is the first to leave the final table but takes home €114,000 as a consolation prize. Player Tags: Constant Rijkenberg, Danilo D'Ettoris View All Live Updates From This Event

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