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Marc Goodwin

Hometown: Birmingham

Country of Origin: United Kingdom

Marc Goodwin

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Marc Goodwin Poker Tournament Updates

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Oct 02, '09	2009 PokerStars.com EPT London - Season VI	PokerStars EPT London Main Event	1	+
Level 6 Update -- EPT Barcelona Runner Up Runs Out Of Chips Oct 02, '09 Blinds: 200-400 with a 50 ante Players Remaining: 230 out of 305 (Unofficial) Average Chip Count: 40,000 Notable Eliminations: Marc Goodwin Hand of the Level: Marc Goodwin Says Goodbye We mentioned EPT Barcelona Champion Carter Phillips last level, but his runner-up finisher Marc Goodwin is also playing today, or at least he was. Goodwin got it all in preflop with pocket aces against his opponent’s pocket queens. The board brought an ace, but it also brought four spades to give his opponent the winning flush and send Goodwin packing. Left In The Deck: Not much else to report other than it’s dinner time here in London. The players will no doubt flood the restaurants here at the Hilton Metropole, or perhaps make the trek to the McDonalds/Indian Take Out/Italian Sit Down places across the street. Player Tags: Marc Goodwin View All Live Updates From This Event
Sep 09, '09	2009 PokerStars.com EPT Barcelona - Season VI	PokerStars EPT Barcelona Main Event	6	+
Carter Phillips is EPT Barcelona Champion (€850,000) Sep 09, '09 Carter Phillips bets 275,000 and Marc Goodwin calls. The flop is K 5 4 and Goodwin checks. Phillips bets 310,000, Goodwin raises it to 1,160,000. It’s 850,000 for Phillips to call. Phillips makes the call, and the turn is the Q. Phillips checks, Goodwin bets all in for 4,295,000 and Phillips tanks. He thinks for a good while and says, “It’s so sick that you’re flopping so well every time I flop!” He almost looks in pain, putting both hands on his head, and exhaling loudly. The pot is worth 7,165,0000. He eventually calls showing K J, and Goodwin stands up throwing his cards face up: A 10. Goodwin needs a jack for the straight or an ace for the better pair. However the turn is neither, just a 5, and Carter Phillips is the PokerStars.com EPT Barcelona champion. Phillips goes home €850,000 richer, while Goodwin takes home €530,000 for a fantastic runner-up finish. Player Tags: Marc Goodwin, Carter Phillips Phillips Ahead Once Again Sep 09, '09 Marc Goodwin bets 250,000 from the small blind and Carter Phillips raises 700,000. Goodwin calls. The pot is now 1,400,000. The flop falls K 9 8 and both players check. The river is the 6, Goodwin checks, and Phillips bets 1,400,000 to take it right there. The players are now having a quick break. Their chip counts are: Phillips: 9,040,000 Goodwin: 5,335,000 Player Tags: Marc Goodwin, Carter Phillips Goodwin Needs a Hand Sep 09, '09 Marc Goodwin is on the button and bets 250,000. Carter Phillips in the big blind reraises 700,000. Goodwin calls. The flop is dealt K J 5 and Phillips bets 875,000. Goodwin calls. The pot is now 3,150,000. The turn is the 3. Both players check. The river is dealt the K and it’s checked down. Carter shows pocket eights and Goodwin mucks. Chip counts: Goodwin: 3,580,000 Phillips: 10,795,000 Player Tags: Marc Goodwin Phillips Makes a Nice Call Sep 09, '09 Carter Phillips raised to 250,000 preflop and Maarc Goodwin made the call. The flop was dealt J109 and both players checked. The 10 fell on the turn and Goodwin bet 250,000. Phillips made the call and the river fell A. Goodwin bet 500,000 and Phillips made the call. Goodwin showed down K and Goodwin turned over 52. Phillips won the hand to take back the lead. Player Tags: Marc Goodwin, Carter Phillips Marc Goodwin Takes the Chip Lead Sep 09, '09 Carter Phillips raised to 250,000 preflop and Goodwin made the call. The flop was dealt KQJ and both players checked. The 2 fell on the turn and Goodwin checked, Phillips bet 275,000. Goodwin raised to 725,000 and Phillips then reraised to 1,775,000. Goodwin made the call and the river was dealt J. Both players checked and Phillips mucked when Goodwin showed down K-9. Player Tags: Marc Goodwin, Carter Phillips Santiago Terrazas Eliminated in Third Place (€300,000) Sep 09, '09 Santiago Terrazas is all in for 1.8 million in chips on K 4 2. Marc Goodwin paces around the floor and the crowd starts to explode with Brits and Spaniards. He then points at Terrazas and says, “Call the clock” in memory of the big hand yesterday Goodwin was involved in with Carter Phillips where Terazzas called time. Terrazas laughs and then Goodwin spins around and says, “Call”. He flops over K J and Terrazas shows 8 5 for the flush draw. The turn is the 5 and the river is the 4. Goodwin takes the 4,620,000 pot down and Terazzas is eliminated in third place for €300,000. We are now heads up, but there will first be a break of about 10 minutes. Player Tags: Santiago Terrazas, Marc Goodwin Mihai Manole Eliminated in Fourth Place (€250,000) Sep 09, '09 Marc Goodwin raised to 290,000 and Mihai Manole reraised all in. Goodwin called and they flipped up their cards: Manole: A10 Goodwin: A9 Board: K52K4 Goodwin hit the flush on the river and Manole took home €250,000 in prize money for his fourth-place finish. Player Tags: Marc Goodwin, Mihai Manole Two Double Ups Sep 09, '09 The double ups have set in once again. Here are the last two doubles ups: Asa Smith moved all in preflop for 320,000 and Carter Phillips made the call. Their cards: Phillips: 55 Smith: K10 Board: A653Q Smith doubles up on the hand to survive. On the next hand Marc Goodwin opened the action with a raised and Mihai Manole reraised all in for 535,000. Goodwin called and they flipped up their cards: Manole: A3 Phillips: AK Board: A37J6 Manole doubled up and action continued five handed. Player Tags: Marc Goodwin, Mihai Manole, Asa Smith, Carter Phillips Georgios Kapalas Eliminated in Eighth Place (€80,000) Sep 09, '09 Georgios Kapalas got it all in preflop and Marc Goodwin made the call. Their cards: Kapalas: KQ Goodwin: A10 Board: 762A8 Goodwin won the hand to grow his stack to 4,540,000, good for the chip lead. Kapalas was eliminated in eighth place and he will take home €80,000 in prize money. Player Tags: Marc Goodwin, Georgios Kapalas Explosive Start Sep 09, '09 The final table has been anything but slow so far. The short stacks have been successfully active and the big stacks are not afraid to go into battle with each other. The latest hand was no different. Carter Phillips bets out, Toni Ojala raises it to 305,000, Marc Goodwin reraises it to 1,230,000. Phillips folds, and it’s 925,000 more for Ojala to call. After a few minutes thought Ojala folds and shows pocket queens. Goodwin takes down a pot worth 520,000. Player Tags: Marc Goodwin View All Live Updates From This Event
Sep 08, '09	2009 PokerStars.com EPT Barcelona - Season VI	PokerStars EPT Barcelona Main Event	5	+
Carter Phillips is EPT Barcelona Champion (€850,000) Sep 09, '09 Carter Phillips bets 275,000 and Marc Goodwin calls. The flop is K 5 4 and Goodwin checks. Phillips bets 310,000, Goodwin raises it to 1,160,000. It’s 850,000 for Phillips to call. Phillips makes the call, and the turn is the Q. Phillips checks, Goodwin bets all in for 4,295,000 and Phillips tanks. He thinks for a good while and says, “It’s so sick that you’re flopping so well every time I flop!” He almost looks in pain, putting both hands on his head, and exhaling loudly. The pot is worth 7,165,0000. He eventually calls showing K J, and Goodwin stands up throwing his cards face up: A 10. Goodwin needs a jack for the straight or an ace for the better pair. However the turn is neither, just a 5, and Carter Phillips is the PokerStars.com EPT Barcelona champion. Phillips goes home €850,000 richer, while Goodwin takes home €530,000 for a fantastic runner-up finish. Player Tags: Marc Goodwin, Carter Phillips Phillips Ahead Once Again Sep 09, '09 Marc Goodwin bets 250,000 from the small blind and Carter Phillips raises 700,000. Goodwin calls. The pot is now 1,400,000. The flop falls K 9 8 and both players check. The river is the 6, Goodwin checks, and Phillips bets 1,400,000 to take it right there. The players are now having a quick break. Their chip counts are: Phillips: 9,040,000 Goodwin: 5,335,000 Player Tags: Marc Goodwin, Carter Phillips Goodwin Needs a Hand Sep 09, '09 Marc Goodwin is on the button and bets 250,000. Carter Phillips in the big blind reraises 700,000. Goodwin calls. The flop is dealt K J 5 and Phillips bets 875,000. Goodwin calls. The pot is now 3,150,000. The turn is the 3. Both players check. The river is dealt the K and it’s checked down. Carter shows pocket eights and Goodwin mucks. Chip counts: Goodwin: 3,580,000 Phillips: 10,795,000 Player Tags: Marc Goodwin Phillips Makes a Nice Call Sep 09, '09 Carter Phillips raised to 250,000 preflop and Maarc Goodwin made the call. The flop was dealt J109 and both players checked. The 10 fell on the turn and Goodwin bet 250,000. Phillips made the call and the river fell A. Goodwin bet 500,000 and Phillips made the call. Goodwin showed down K and Goodwin turned over 52. Phillips won the hand to take back the lead. Player Tags: Marc Goodwin, Carter Phillips Marc Goodwin Takes the Chip Lead Sep 09, '09 Carter Phillips raised to 250,000 preflop and Goodwin made the call. The flop was dealt KQJ and both players checked. The 2 fell on the turn and Goodwin checked, Phillips bet 275,000. Goodwin raised to 725,000 and Phillips then reraised to 1,775,000. Goodwin made the call and the river was dealt J. Both players checked and Phillips mucked when Goodwin showed down K-9. Player Tags: Marc Goodwin, Carter Phillips Santiago Terrazas Eliminated in Third Place (€300,000) Sep 09, '09 Santiago Terrazas is all in for 1.8 million in chips on K 4 2. Marc Goodwin paces around the floor and the crowd starts to explode with Brits and Spaniards. He then points at Terrazas and says, “Call the clock” in memory of the big hand yesterday Goodwin was involved in with Carter Phillips where Terazzas called time. Terrazas laughs and then Goodwin spins around and says, “Call”. He flops over K J and Terrazas shows 8 5 for the flush draw. The turn is the 5 and the river is the 4. Goodwin takes the 4,620,000 pot down and Terazzas is eliminated in third place for €300,000. We are now heads up, but there will first be a break of about 10 minutes. Player Tags: Santiago Terrazas, Marc Goodwin Mihai Manole Eliminated in Fourth Place (€250,000) Sep 09, '09 Marc Goodwin raised to 290,000 and Mihai Manole reraised all in. Goodwin called and they flipped up their cards: Manole: A10 Goodwin: A9 Board: K52K4 Goodwin hit the flush on the river and Manole took home €250,000 in prize money for his fourth-place finish. Player Tags: Marc Goodwin, Mihai Manole Two Double Ups Sep 09, '09 The double ups have set in once again. Here are the last two doubles ups: Asa Smith moved all in preflop for 320,000 and Carter Phillips made the call. Their cards: Phillips: 55 Smith: K10 Board: A653Q Smith doubles up on the hand to survive. On the next hand Marc Goodwin opened the action with a raised and Mihai Manole reraised all in for 535,000. Goodwin called and they flipped up their cards: Manole: A3 Phillips: AK Board: A37J6 Manole doubled up and action continued five handed. Player Tags: Marc Goodwin, Mihai Manole, Asa Smith, Carter Phillips Georgios Kapalas Eliminated in Eighth Place (€80,000) Sep 09, '09 Georgios Kapalas got it all in preflop and Marc Goodwin made the call. Their cards: Kapalas: KQ Goodwin: A10 Board: 762A8 Goodwin won the hand to grow his stack to 4,540,000, good for the chip lead. Kapalas was eliminated in eighth place and he will take home €80,000 in prize money. Player Tags: Marc Goodwin, Georgios Kapalas Explosive Start Sep 09, '09 The final table has been anything but slow so far. The short stacks have been successfully active and the big stacks are not afraid to go into battle with each other. The latest hand was no different. Carter Phillips bets out, Toni Ojala raises it to 305,000, Marc Goodwin reraises it to 1,230,000. Phillips folds, and it’s 925,000 more for Ojala to call. After a few minutes thought Ojala folds and shows pocket queens. Goodwin takes down a pot worth 520,000. Player Tags: Marc Goodwin View All Live Updates From This Event
Jun 26, '08	2008 39th Annual World Series of Poker	Event 45 - World Championship H.O.R.S.E.	2	+
$50,000 World Championship H.O.R.S.E. - Day 2 - Level 8 Jun 26, '08 Note: Players took a one hour dinner break at the completion of Level 8, and will return at approx. 9:30 pm local time to begin Level 9. Blinds/Antes: Hold'em-Omaha 8/b: 1,500-2,500 Razz-Stud-Stud 8/b: 500 ante, 700 bring-in, 2,500 completion Players Left: 109 of 148 Chip Leaders: Abe Mosseri: 315,000 Isabelle Mercier: 295,000 Doyle Brunson: 292,000 Lyle Berman: 290,000 Alex Kostritsyn: 285,000 James Mackey: 280,000 Erick Lindgren: 265,000 Stephen Wolff: 263,000 Pat Pezzin: 248,000 Tom Dwan: 241,000 Eliminations: David Grey, Eli Elezra, Alex Kravchenko, Michael Fiorito, Bruno Fitoussi, Chris Ferguson, Soheil Shamseddin Big Hands: Alex Kravchanko Eliminated Hold'em A short stacked Alex Kravchenko got it all in preflop with 77 against the AJ of Ted Forrest. The board came AQJ98, giving Forrest two pair on the flop. Kravchenko got it in with the best hand, but this is poker and that doesn't count for much. Kravchenko was eliminated while Forrest raked another pot. Isabelle Mercier Scoops a Pot Off of Patrik Antonius Omaha Daniel Negreanu limped from under the gun and Isabelle Mercier raised from middle position. Patrik Antonuis called the raise from the big blind as did Negreanu. The flop came AQJ, and both Antonius and Negreanu checked to Mercier who bet. Antonius called and Negreanu folded. The turn was the 3 and Anonius checked to Mercier who bet, Antonius called. The river was the 4 and once again Antonius check-called Mericer on the river. Mercier turned over AA65 for top set (high) and a 6-5-4-3-A low. Mericer scooped the pot. *Allen Kessler Takes a Pot From Patrik Antonius* Razz Patrik Antonius continues to lose chips at his table, this time to Allen kessler. Antonius bet the door car and Kessler called. On fourth street Jessler paired aces and check-called Antonius. When Antonius paired nines on fifth street, Kessler took the betting lead and continued to bet on sixth street. Antonius called him down and both palyers checked on the river. Antonius: 6493 - X-X-X Kessler: AA56 - Jx83 Kessler turned over an 8-6 (8-6-5-3-A) and Antonius mucked his hand. Antonius is now down to just over 50,000 in chips while Kessler moves up over 175,000 after this hand. Dewey Tomko Staying Alive Stud Dewey Tonko completed the bet with the 9 in the door and Marc Goodwin called the raise with the A. Goodwin hit the 3 on fourth street and led out with a bet. Tomko called with the 8. Tomko made a pair of eights on fifth street and took the betting lead the rest of the way. Goodwin looked him up with a showdown on the river. Tomko: 98810 - JJ7 Goodwin: A3Q2 - X-X-X Tomko turned over two pair (jacks and eights) on seventh street and Goodwin mucked his hand. Tonko climbed up fom the short stack a little bit to around 60,000 while Goodwin fell down to about 120,000 in chips after this hand. Eli Elezra Eliminated Stud 8/b A short stacked Eli Elezra played his final hand of Stud 8/b against Isabelle Mercier, getting it all in fifth street and heading to the rail shortly there after. Elezra: A274 - X-X-X Mercier: 6988 - K32 Elezra made two pair on the river, no low, while Mercier turned over three clubs for a king-high flush. Elezra is eliminated from the tournament while Mercier chips up to just about 300,000. Player Tags: Dewey Tomko, Eli Elezra, Allen Kessler, David Grey, Alexander Kravchenko, Isabelle Mercier, Patrik Antonius, Marc Goodwin View All Live Updates From This Event
Jun 20, '08	2008 39th Annual World Series of Poker	Event 37 - World Championship Omaha High-Low Split 8 or Better	2	+
World Championship Omaha High-Low Split 8 or Better - Jesus Rises Jun 20, '08 Blinds: 800-1,500 Players Left: 123 of 235 Chip Counts: Soheil Shamseddin: 115,000 James DiGiorgio: 92,800 Erick Lindgren: 91,700 Chau Giang: 84,700 Bruno FItoussi: 84,600 Annie Duke: 83,700 DR Kegel: 82,000 Brad Booth: 79,900 Tony Ma: 79,400 Meng La: 76,800 Average Chip Stack: 38,211 Eliminations: Greg Raymer, John Hennigan, Hasan Habib Big Hands: Only Jesus... Most of the buzz around the room has been about Chris "Jesus" Ferguson. He came into the day as the tournament's short stack with just 3,300. So what had Mike "the Mouth" Matusow yelling (or just normal talk for Matusow?) that Ferguson would be chip leader before long? Ferguson chipped all the way up to 25,000 in the first half of the level. "How much is an autograph going for?" Matusow joked with Ferguson. "I'll give you mine for free if you give me yours for 50." Negreanu Bid Farewell Daniel Negreanu chopped a pot with Jennifer Harman when the board ran K-7-2-A-4 and Negreanu showed A-J-10-7 for the best two pair, and Harman showed A-9-6-4 for the 7-low. One hand later Negreanu was all in and his chances weren't as good, up against Hasan Habib, Men "The Master" Nguyen and Jennifer Harman. The flop came 1087 and Habib checked to Nyguen, who bet 1,500. Harman and Habib called and the turn brought the 6. All players put in another 3,000 to see the river J. Habib put his remaining 800 in and Nguyen put out a bet of 3,000 that was called by Harman. Nguyen showed 3242 for a flush and Habib showed A255 for the low. Harman mucked and Negreanu was eliminated. Goodwin Takes The Enitre Pot Marc Goodwin called James DiGiorgio's bets on every street on a board of K-8-7-Q-Q and flipped over A-A-Q-2. DiGiorgio showed a king and mucked, and Goodwin climbed toward 20,000. The Matadore Double Carlos Mortensen started the day with 7,400 in chips but recently doubled to around 18,000 when he got all in preflop and the board came 982QQ. Mortenson showed A-8-7-3, which was good enough to take the pot. A Jesus-Like Tale Tom Schneider has also had a Jesus-like resurrection, starting the day with just 4,400 and climbing up to around 25,000. However, Schneider just took a hit when he called an opponent all the way then raised on the river. As soon as his opponent called Schneider said, "You got it. I missed everything," and mucked. His opponent showed 109 for a full house. Schneider fell to around 20,000. A Pretty Big Hand Brad Booth bet out on a board of 5229 and Jeff Madsen let his hand go. Booth then said, "A pretty big hand..." and showed A-2-3-K for a set of deuces and the nut low draw. Fashionably Late David Benyamine just sat down at Mike Matusow's table halfway through the level. Matusow, who has been singing and chatting away, said he wasn't sure if Benyamine was going to show up today. Player Tags: Chris Ferguson, Hasan Habib, Men Nguyen, Daniel Negreanu, Carlos Mortensen, David Benyamine, Mike Matusow, Tom Schneider, Jennifer Harman, Brad Booth, Marc Goodwin, Jeff Madsen, European Report, James DiGiorgio View All Live Updates From This Event
Jun 12, '08	2008 39th Annual World Series of Poker	Event 22 - H.O.R.S.E.	2	+
$3,000 H.O.R.S.E.- Day 2 - Level 10 Recap Jun 12, '08 Note: The players have just returned from a 20-minute break. In addition, the powers-that-be here at the Rio have just announced that there will be another 20-minute break after two more levels. Then, when the money is reached (which is expected to be soon after) the players will go on an hour-long dinner break. Limits: Hold’em/Omaha8b: 1,000-2,000, 500-1,000 blinds Razz/Stud/Stud8b: 1,000-2,000, 200 ante, 300 bring-in, Players Left: 87 of 414 Chip Leaders: Alexander Jung - 54,300 Kevin Saul - 51,000 Christopher Gentile- 50,300 Shannon Elizabeth - 44,200 Erich Kollmann - 44,000 Joshua Woolsey - 43,000 David Levi - 43,000 James Mackey - 42,900 Todd Brunson - 42,000 Marc Goodwin – 41,000 Average Stack: 28,550 Eliminations: Annie Duke Greg Raymer Vanessa Rousso Big Hands and Storylines: Hold’em Gracz Busts Raymer Greg Raymer, on a short stack, gets all his chips in against Michael Gracz on a J73K9 board. Raymer seemed optimistic about his pair of jacks but was met with bad news when Gracz revealed KK for a set of kings. The newly busted Raymer let everyone know his thoughts about the game that ousted him, shouting, “Limit poker sucks!” Michael Gracz, now with 17,000 chips, might disagree. *Omaha/8b* Glantz Doubles Up On a board of QT7K3, Matthew Glantz gets it all in against his opponent. Glantz happily tables AJ52 and takes down the whole pot with the broadway straight. Despite this pot, Glantz still has a lot of work to do with only 13,000 chips. *Stud/8b* Aces-Up Propel Luske Marcell Luske has an opponent all in after 3^rd street and the two reveal their cards: Luske: (AA)2 Opponent: (QQ)2 Luske’s next card was the 2 and his two-pair would go on to claim the pot. Despite sitting at a table with Todd Brunson and Kevin Saul, Luske has managed to work his way to 37,000 in chips. Player Tags: Michael Gracz, David Levi, Todd Brunson, Marcel Luske, Greg Raymer, James Mackey, Matthew Glantz, Christopher Gentile, Kevin Saul, Marc Goodwin, Erich Kollmann, Joshua Woolsey, Shannon Elizabeth, Alexander Jung $3,000 H.O.R.S.E.- Day 2 - Level 9 Recap Jun 12, '08 Limits: Hold’em/Omaha8b: 800-1600, 400-800 blinds Razz/Stud/Stud8b: 800-1600, 200 ante, 200 bring-in, Players Left: 112 of 414 Chip Leaders: Kevin Saul - 57,000 Alexander Jung - 54,300 Christopher Gentile - 50,300 Shannon Elizabeth - 44,200 James Mackey - 42,900 Marc Goodwin - 41,500 Todd Brunson - 38,000 David Levi - 38,000 James Van Alstyne - 36,000 Linda Drucker - 36,000 Average Stack: 22,175 Eliminations: Mark Vos Todd Lundwell Shinchi Chien J.W. Smith Big Hands and Storylines: Hold’em Oh the Zhu-manity Mark Vos got the majority of his 9,000 chips in pre-flop against Yueqi Zhu and the rest went in on a K53 flop. “That’s a good flop for me,” said Vos. It was indeed, as Vos turned over AK. Zhu’s 77 was drawing to two outs. The J on the turn was unimportant, but the river was a stunning 7, eliciting an emphatic “Yes!” from Zhu and causing Vos to spring from his chair and leave the area in incredibly swift fashion. Zhu is now up to quite a hale 35,500. *Omaha/8b* Saul’s Solid Stack Skyrockets Seated right next to one another, Todd Brunson and Kevin “bel0wab0ve” Saul tangled in a pot. Brunson raised from the small blind and Saul called from the big blind. The flop came AQ4 and Brunson bet into Saul. Saul called and the duo saw a 3 turn. Brunson checked this time, but called after Saul’s bet of 1,600. Brunson wasn’t so keen about the 6 on the river apparently, as he check-folded, dropping his stack down to 39,000. Kevin Saul’s stack of 57,000 is now top among the chip leaders. Mark Roland Doubles Up After a great deal of betting pre-flop and on the flop, Mark Roland found himself all in against Max Pescatori on a 1043 flop. Pescatori declared that he had nut-nut and flopped over A633, a decidedly non-nut hand but still good for a set of threes. Mark Roland showed the goods however (as good as a series of draws can be anyway), revealing AA72 for the nut flush draw, a gutshot straight draw and the nut low draw. The river was the 9, which didn’t help Roland at all. But the J on the river was Roland’s saving grace, giving him the entire pot and doubling him up to 14,000. Pescatori’s loss drops him to 18,000. Player Tags: David Levi, Max Pescatori, Todd Brunson, James Van Alstyne, J.W. Smith, James Mackey, Mark Roland, Christopher Gentile, Kevin Saul, Marc Goodwin, Mark Vos, Shannon Elizabeth, Alexander Jung, Linda Drucker, Shinchi Chien View All Live Updates From This Event
Apr 12, '08	2008 EPT Grand Final - Season IV	EPT Grand Final Main Event	2	+
A Few Chip Counts Apr 13, '08 Some recent chips counts just in: Antonio Esfandiari 21,800 Marc Goodwin 36,500 Mickey Wernick 17,525 Tim Vance 19,950 Surinder Sunar 9,050 Player Tags: Antonio Esfandiari, Tim Vance, Marc Goodwin, Michael Wernick Neil Channing Doubles Up Apr 13, '08 Irish Open champion Neil Channing flopped a set of fives againt an up and down straght draw and and the turn gave his opponent a flush draw also but Channing's hand was good and he scooped 15,000 chips and is now sitting on around 15,000. "I think it was some young American guy who's like, too young to play in American but has done something on the internet," said Channing with a characteristic sardonic tone. Some recent chip counts include: Jani Sointula 27,700 Jon Friedberg 11,850 Alex Kravchenko 8,150 Juha Helppi 8,425 Casey Castle 29,900 Chad Brown 48,000 Daniel Negreanu 19,800 Marc Goodwin 11,875 Dario Alioto 43,600 Antonio Esfandiari 33,850 Phillipe Rouas 30,000 Player Tags: Juha Helppi, Daniel Negreanu, Jon Friedberg, Neil Channing, Alexander Kravchenko, Jani Sointula, Marc Goodwin, Dario Alioto, Casey Castle Gus Hansen Takes One from Marc Goodwin Apr 13, '08 On a board of J J 8 7, Marc Goodwin bets 1,600 and Gus Hansen calls. The river is the 2 and Goodwin bets 2,200. Hansen eventually calls and shows 10 9 for a turned straight. Goodwin flips over J 10 for trip jacks and mucks. Hansen takes down the pot. He now has 29,100 in his stack. Player Tags: Gus Hansen, Marc Goodwin Boris Becker and the Table of Death Apr 13, '08 On a flop of 855 former tennis star Boris Becker called a bet of 1,000. The turn came 2, Becker checked but called another bet of 1,500 and the river came J. The Team PokerStars pro from Germany checked again, but called a bet of 2,000 and his opponent tabled K5 for a flopped set and Becker mucked. Several others at the table sneaked glances at each other, no doubt wishing they had been at the receiving end of such loose play. Elsewhere Antonio Esfandiari has joined Gus Hansen, Dario Alioto, Max Pescatori, and Marc Goodwin at the Table of Death. Ram Vaswani has what looks like over 30,000 in chips and is at a new table and William Thorsson has moved to join Chad Brown, Daniel Negreanu and Paul Testud. A short-stacked Gavin Griffin tried to get involved in a pot by calling a raise of 600 pre-flop but a board of AK6 saw his opponent make the first move and Grifin quickly folded and auto-counted his remaing chips - all 10 or so of them totalling about 2,000. Player Tags: Antonio Esfandiari, Ram Vaswani, Gavin Griffin, Marc Goodwin, Dario Alioto, Boris Becker Daniel Negreanu Loses Two Pots Apr 12, '08 Team PokerStars pro Daniel Negreanu lost two pots in a row to knock him back to just under 20,000 in chips. The first was to veteran Frenchman Paul Testud who flopped an ace to match the one in his hand and while Negreanu claimed he also had a pair it wasn't as good. The next hand saw Negreanu come out raising in the big blind but it wasn't enough to shake the small blind and a series of checks later saw Negreanu again defeated. Elsewhere, Englishman Marc Goodwin has been moved to Max Pescatori and Gus Hansen's table. Vicky Coren has lost around one-third of her starting stack and looks a little agitated, and Boris Becker is studying his table very closely. Player Tags: Gus Hansen, Daniel Negreanu, Max Pescatori, Marc Goodwin View All Live Updates From This Event

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