Preferred Screen Name: Tulkaz
Country of Origin: Denmark 
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| Apr 18, '09 | 2009 PokerStars.com EPT San Remo - Season V | EPT Main Event - Event 1 | 1 | + |
Klausen Keeps GoingApr 18, '09 Laurence Houghton raises his small blind to 2,400, and Jonas Klausen, in middle position, casually flicks the required chips out, replacing his big blind call. The board falls A On Klausen's big blind, he checks the small blind's call. The flop brings two handsome kings and a 6 and the small blind checks. Klausen skims one chip worth 500 off the top of his stack on to the other side of the line, taking a shot at the pot, representing trips, or just getting a feel. Whatever he was doing worked, as the small blind folded and Klausen smiled as he took down a pot full of blinds. Klausen is currently sitting on a big stack of 30,100 in chips. Elsewhere, Christoffer Hansen just took down a pot worth about 5,000 with a set of jacks. He has 12,200 now. Player Tags: Jonas Klausen Jacks for KlausenApr 18, '09
Player Tags: Jonas Klausen |
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| Feb 19, '09 | 2009 PokerStars.com EPT Scandinavian Open - Season V | EPT No-Limit Hold'em Main Event - Event 2 | 4 | + |
After the Break BusinessFeb 20, '09
The turn is the 2 Johansen reveals A Klausen is on the button and raises to 19,000. Rasmus Nielsen calls and the cards fall K Both players check and the turn is the 3 Nielsen checks and Klausen says, "I should have bet the turn" before revealing his cards. Both play the board and it's chop chop. Soon after, Nielsen raises from the cut-off and Andreas Hoivold reraises to 52,000. The blinds fold and then Nielsen also folds. A lot of to-ing and fro-ing has been going on since the break. A big hand is sure to be building up as we speak. Player Tags: Jonas Klausen, Rasmus Nielsen Ramzi Jelassi Eliminated in 19th Place (â?¬16,371)Feb 20, '09
Klausen thinks about it and then says, "Let's gamble!" He turns over 10 The flop is about to be dealt and Jelassi says, "K-Q can't lose!" Coincidentally, the flop comes down K In an amazing turn of fate, the turn is the 9 Klausen smiles and says,"Give him a queen, it's only fair." However, the river is the 10
Player Tags: Ramzi Jelassi, Jonas Klausen Roberto Romanello EliminatedFeb 19, '09
Romanello: A Klausen: 4 Board: Q Klausen's two little fours are enough to scoop the pot and a short-stacked Romanello who had about 13 big blinds left going into the battle is out. Romanello picks up €8,929 for his efforts, but he can add this to his recent big win at the PartyPoker.com European Open V.
Player Tags: Jonas Klausen, Roberto Romanello Only 43 LeftFeb 19, '09 The bubble is just 2 players away. One recent elimination was Albert Iversen who ran A-K into Jonas Klausen's A-A. Player Tags: Jonas Klausen, Albert Iversen Stop the ClockFeb 18, '09
Play has completely slowed down, with just a few short stacks attempting to make moves, but many defending their chips in order to make it to tomorrow. One player's aces were cracked by kings when a king fell on the flop. The pocket aces holder wasn't out however, but with so little time left, was unlucky to get such a blow to his stack. "I was so closed to folding," said the winner. "Show me the kings and muck it - Everyone would have said 'great lay down'" replied his unlucky opponent. Jonas Klausen shoved all-in on a 10 Some players remaining have seen some terrible swings of luck, (although not quite as bad as Theo Jorgensen) - Isabelle Mercier's stack has been demolished compared to earlier, as has Orjan Holt - he is now on 12,800. Roberto Romanello on the other hand is up over the 60,000 mark.
Player Tags: Jonas Klausen |
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| Feb 19, '09 | 2009 PokerStars.com EPT Scandinavian Open - Season V | EPT No-Limit Hold'em Main Event - Event 2 | 3 | + |
After the Break BusinessFeb 20, '09
The turn is the 2 Johansen reveals A Klausen is on the button and raises to 19,000. Rasmus Nielsen calls and the cards fall K Both players check and the turn is the 3 Nielsen checks and Klausen says, "I should have bet the turn" before revealing his cards. Both play the board and it's chop chop. Soon after, Nielsen raises from the cut-off and Andreas Hoivold reraises to 52,000. The blinds fold and then Nielsen also folds. A lot of to-ing and fro-ing has been going on since the break. A big hand is sure to be building up as we speak. Player Tags: Jonas Klausen, Rasmus Nielsen Ramzi Jelassi Eliminated in 19th Place (â?¬16,371)Feb 20, '09
Klausen thinks about it and then says, "Let's gamble!" He turns over 10 The flop is about to be dealt and Jelassi says, "K-Q can't lose!" Coincidentally, the flop comes down K In an amazing turn of fate, the turn is the 9 Klausen smiles and says,"Give him a queen, it's only fair." However, the river is the 10
Player Tags: Ramzi Jelassi, Jonas Klausen Roberto Romanello EliminatedFeb 19, '09
Romanello: A Klausen: 4 Board: Q Klausen's two little fours are enough to scoop the pot and a short-stacked Romanello who had about 13 big blinds left going into the battle is out. Romanello picks up €8,929 for his efforts, but he can add this to his recent big win at the PartyPoker.com European Open V.
Player Tags: Jonas Klausen, Roberto Romanello Only 43 LeftFeb 19, '09 The bubble is just 2 players away. One recent elimination was Albert Iversen who ran A-K into Jonas Klausen's A-A. Player Tags: Jonas Klausen, Albert Iversen Stop the ClockFeb 18, '09
Play has completely slowed down, with just a few short stacks attempting to make moves, but many defending their chips in order to make it to tomorrow. One player's aces were cracked by kings when a king fell on the flop. The pocket aces holder wasn't out however, but with so little time left, was unlucky to get such a blow to his stack. "I was so closed to folding," said the winner. "Show me the kings and muck it - Everyone would have said 'great lay down'" replied his unlucky opponent. Jonas Klausen shoved all-in on a 10 Some players remaining have seen some terrible swings of luck, (although not quite as bad as Theo Jorgensen) - Isabelle Mercier's stack has been demolished compared to earlier, as has Orjan Holt - he is now on 12,800. Roberto Romanello on the other hand is up over the 60,000 mark.
Player Tags: Jonas Klausen |
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| Feb 18, '09 | 2009 PokerStars.com EPT Scandinavian Open - Season V | EPT No-Limit Hold'em Main Event - Event 2 | 2 | + |
After the Break BusinessFeb 20, '09
The turn is the 2 Johansen reveals A Klausen is on the button and raises to 19,000. Rasmus Nielsen calls and the cards fall K Both players check and the turn is the 3 Nielsen checks and Klausen says, "I should have bet the turn" before revealing his cards. Both play the board and it's chop chop. Soon after, Nielsen raises from the cut-off and Andreas Hoivold reraises to 52,000. The blinds fold and then Nielsen also folds. A lot of to-ing and fro-ing has been going on since the break. A big hand is sure to be building up as we speak. Player Tags: Jonas Klausen, Rasmus Nielsen Ramzi Jelassi Eliminated in 19th Place (â?¬16,371)Feb 20, '09
Klausen thinks about it and then says, "Let's gamble!" He turns over 10 The flop is about to be dealt and Jelassi says, "K-Q can't lose!" Coincidentally, the flop comes down K In an amazing turn of fate, the turn is the 9 Klausen smiles and says,"Give him a queen, it's only fair." However, the river is the 10
Player Tags: Ramzi Jelassi, Jonas Klausen Roberto Romanello EliminatedFeb 19, '09
Romanello: A Klausen: 4 Board: Q Klausen's two little fours are enough to scoop the pot and a short-stacked Romanello who had about 13 big blinds left going into the battle is out. Romanello picks up €8,929 for his efforts, but he can add this to his recent big win at the PartyPoker.com European Open V.
Player Tags: Jonas Klausen, Roberto Romanello Only 43 LeftFeb 19, '09 The bubble is just 2 players away. One recent elimination was Albert Iversen who ran A-K into Jonas Klausen's A-A. Player Tags: Jonas Klausen, Albert Iversen Stop the ClockFeb 18, '09
Play has completely slowed down, with just a few short stacks attempting to make moves, but many defending their chips in order to make it to tomorrow. One player's aces were cracked by kings when a king fell on the flop. The pocket aces holder wasn't out however, but with so little time left, was unlucky to get such a blow to his stack. "I was so closed to folding," said the winner. "Show me the kings and muck it - Everyone would have said 'great lay down'" replied his unlucky opponent. Jonas Klausen shoved all-in on a 10 Some players remaining have seen some terrible swings of luck, (although not quite as bad as Theo Jorgensen) - Isabelle Mercier's stack has been demolished compared to earlier, as has Orjan Holt - he is now on 12,800. Roberto Romanello on the other hand is up over the 60,000 mark.
Player Tags: Jonas Klausen |
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| Jan 20, '09 | 2009 PokerStars.com EPT Deauville - Season V | EPT Main Event - Event 1 | 1 | + |
Klausen's Chips Van-ishingJan 20, '09 Jonas Klausen hasn't been running very good late session. His latest clash involved Frenchman Julien Lang Van who went all in on a board of K Klausen eventually folded, but he wasn't very happy about it. Always the gentleman, Lang Van showed the 10 for a straight. Player Tags: Jonas Klausen What Goes Around...Jan 20, '09 Jonas Klausen is now sitting next to Sebastian Ruthenberg to make for some dynamic tension at a table which also With a pot of 1,825 for the taking, the flop falls K Then comes the biggest struggle of day 1A - one between Jonas Klausen and ... himself. He sits there almost talking to himself, wanting to call, but holding himself back. He is so frustrated that after about three or four minutes he eventually folds, but without looking. He holds one hand up to his eyes while he sickeningly flicks the cards into the middle. He sits eyeing what once were his chips but now belong to Wehle. Soon after, on a flop of J The button tanks, and then decides to call. Wehle has him covered and flips over pocket nines for a set, while the button turns over K Klausen on the other hand looks almost vindicated. Player Tags: Jonas Klausen |
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| Sep 13, '08 | 2008 PokerStars.com EPT Barcelona Open - Season V | EPT Barcelona Main Event | 4 | + |
Jonas Klausen Eliminated in 11th Place (?49,600)Sep 13, '08 Jonas Klausen was forced to move all in on a short stack with A-4 preflop, and he was called down by Dren Ukella, who held pocket jacks. The board was dealt Q-10-2-2-4 and Klausen was eliminated in 11th place. He took home €49,600 in prize money. Player Tags: Jonas Klausen |
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| Jun 28, '08 | 2008 39th Annual World Series of Poker | Event 47 - Seven Card Stud High-Low | 3 | + |
$1,500 Stud 8/b - Final Table - Jonas Klausen Eliminated in 5th Place ($39,355)Jun 28, '08 Ante: 3,000 Player Tags: Ronald Long, Ryan Hughes, Thomas Hunt III, Jonas Klausen $1,500 Stud 8/b - Final Table - Feldman 7th Place ($23,019) / D'Alessandro 6th Place ($30,444)Jun 28, '08 Ante: 2,000 Player Tags: Ryan Hughes, Thomas Hunt III, Timothy D'Alessandro, Jonas Klausen, Joshua Feldman |
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