The third day of the WPT Venice Grad Prix main event can be described as the battle between Andrea Dato, Simon Ravnsbeak and Marcel Bjerkmann. The trio stole the show with their loose aggressive style of playing poker. In fact, it was easy to forget that there were other players in the room as well.
Marcel Bjerkmann, the Day 2 chip leader, is the only one from the trio that won't return to play i[...] Read more » WPT Venice Grand Prix: Nine players left!
Joined: Apr '09
Location: Portugal
Age: 44 (M)
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Who would say yesterday’s chipleader - when there were only nine players to walk out before the final table was defined – would be here today? Looks like he risked a bit too much… And now that one of the most important figures of this tourney is out of the race, let’s see if the other two who bet on the same lose aggressive strategy will keep the same attitude at the final table. Better not go for it too much or they can end up sooner than they think.
Joined: May '08
Location: Lithuania
Age: 39 (M)
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well 300K + looks like a nice lump of cash, but nothing amazing to be fair...of course that doesn't mean that i would have something against winning this cash in a single day, but we have seen much bigger prizes being given away to the winners, so just another medium tourney with medium prizepool
