Titan Team member Sam Trickett was eliminated from the EPT London 2010 Higher Rollers Event with 66 against 33. He was really short-stacked after a missed bluff a few minutes before.
His opponent hit a 3 on the flop and nothing came to save the English player.
High Roller Tournament
Day 1 of the EPT PokerStars.com London £20K High Rollers tournament is over. Sam Trickett finished the day with a short stack: 41.1 K. The Team Titan player will be back tomorrow at noon for the second day of the event.
Here some chip counts of a few of the remaining players:
Chipleader: Vanessa Selbst with a huge stack of 386.9 K
Vanessa Rousso: 66.7 K
Michaël Turienec: 191.6 K
Andrew Robl: 150.9 K
Jude Ainsworth: 128.5 K
Frederick Jensen: 198.9 K
Jani Sointula: 159 K
David Benyamine: 84.8 K
The Team Titan English professional player is still in the competition at the EPT London 2010 £20K High Rollers event, but he is now short-stacked with 20 K .
46 players are remaining in the tournament and the average chip count is 83,700.
A little bit earlier, Sam Trickett lost a 100 K pot to the American player Andrew Robl.
Not a good day for our Canadian player at the EPT London 2010 High Rollers Event. Sorel Mizzi never succeeded to climb above the average chip count. His stack oscillated between 15 and 35 K.
He had 20 K when he played his last hand at Blinds 400/800, Ante 100. Read More »
77 players paid the £20,000 buy-in and took their seats for the EPT PokerStars.com London 2010 High Roller event.
Starting stack: 50,000 chips.
Amongst the starting players we note the participation of 2 players from Titan Team: Sam Trickett and Sorel Mizzi.
26 players registered for this High Roller tournament with a buy-in of €10,000 and a prize pool of €260,000 (the top three are paid).
After two days of tough games, the young Lithuanian player Kristijonas Andrulis won the title and the first place prize of €123,495 .
Second place – a total of €74,097 – went to the captain of the Team Titan, Canadian poker sensation Sorel Mizzi.
Samuel Iolo of the US took third place with €49,398 in winnings.
Only 25 players participated in this high-roller event (€20,000 buy-in), and after two days of competition Freddy Deeb finally took the title, beating out Sorel Mizzi of Team Titan.
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