Kelly didn't make it to the final table though, he finished 10th, then Seidel, finally Schulman. The official 6-handed final table formulated with the elimination of Benjamin Pollak; he looked into Pham's pair of jacks with his A-5.
Seat 1. David Pham - 1.089.000
Seat 2. Martin Finger - 1.807.000
Seat 3. Andrew Dean - 1.729.000
Seat 4. Matt Stout - 1.624.000
Seat 5. Nikolai Sears - 582.000
Seat 6. Matt Berkey - 395.000
Andrew Dean started Day 3 with the second biggest chipstack but he managed to lose so much of his chips that he was out 8 hands later. In the 3rd hand Stout doubled up on him with jacks (against his pair of fours) then in the seventh Matt Berkey has beaten him with A-K against A-8. In the following hand Nikolai Sears opened to 53,000 from UTG (25th blind level: 4,000-12,000/24,000), the SB Dean all-in called with 40,000, the BB Stout called. The flop came
7 
J 6 . Stout and Sears checked. The 
8 turn brought Stout's 80,000 bet, Sears called. The river brought a 3 , Stout bet 135,000, Sears folded. Stout showed J 6 two pairs, Dean held T 6 .
Sears finished 5th, and by the 26th blind level (5,000-15,000/30,000) the two-time WSOP champion Pham went all-in with 696,000 to Finger's UTG open. Finger called.
Pham:
J T
Finger:K Q
Board:2 4 4 8 A
Finger took the pot with a flush, Pham finished 4th.
The heads-up formulated with the elimination of Berkey, who was beaten by Stout in a coinflip.
Matt Stout - 5.745.000
Martin Finger - 1.480.000
Finger took most of his pots without going to showdown, he quickly fought himself up to even chipstacks. The last hand came around on the 30th blind level (10,000-40,000/80,000) at almost even stacks. Stout raised to 160,000, Finger 3bet to 400,000, Stout went 4bet all-in, Finger snapcalled.
Stout:A 7
Finger:Q Q
Board:4 9 J K K
Finger won the tournament with two pairs.
Martin Finger won the EPT Prague Main Event in 2011 ($964,023); now he can add a WSOP bracelet to his trophies.
Final Results:
1. Martin Finger - $506.764
2. Matt Stout - $313.370
3. Matt Berkey - $199.733
4. David Pham - $131.679
5. Nikolai Sears - $89.402
6. Andrew Dean - $62.458
Seat 1. David Pham - 1.089.000
Seat 2. Martin Finger - 1.807.000
Seat 3. Andrew Dean - 1.729.000
Seat 4. Matt Stout - 1.624.000
Seat 5. Nikolai Sears - 582.000
Seat 6. Matt Berkey - 395.000
Andrew Dean started Day 3 with the second biggest chipstack but he managed to lose so much of his chips that he was out 8 hands later. In the 3rd hand Stout doubled up on him with jacks (against his pair of fours) then in the seventh Matt Berkey has beaten him with A-K against A-8. In the following hand Nikolai Sears opened to 53,000 from UTG (25th blind level: 4,000-12,000/24,000), the SB Dean all-in called with 40,000, the BB Stout called. The flop came
7 J 6 . Stout and Sears checked. The 8 turn brought Stout's 80,000 bet, Sears called. The river brought a 3 , Stout bet 135,000, Sears folded. Stout showed J 6 two pairs, Dean held T 6 .Sears finished 5th, and by the 26th blind level (5,000-15,000/30,000) the two-time WSOP champion Pham went all-in with 696,000 to Finger's UTG open. Finger called.
Pham:
J T Finger:
K Q Board:
2 4 4 8 A Finger took the pot with a flush, Pham finished 4th.
The heads-up formulated with the elimination of Berkey, who was beaten by Stout in a coinflip.
Matt Stout - 5.745.000
Martin Finger - 1.480.000
Finger took most of his pots without going to showdown, he quickly fought himself up to even chipstacks. The last hand came around on the 30th blind level (10,000-40,000/80,000) at almost even stacks. Stout raised to 160,000, Finger 3bet to 400,000, Stout went 4bet all-in, Finger snapcalled.
Stout:
A 7 Finger:
Q Q Board:
4 9 J K K Finger won the tournament with two pairs.
Martin Finger
Martin Finger won the EPT Prague Main Event in 2011 ($964,023); now he can add a WSOP bracelet to his trophies.
Final Results:
1. Martin Finger - $506.764
2. Matt Stout - $313.370
3. Matt Berkey - $199.733
4. David Pham - $131.679
5. Nikolai Sears - $89.402
6. Andrew Dean - $62.458
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