Tag: Eugene Katchalov

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Katchalov Out 05-11-2013
Team PokerStars Pro Eugene Katchalov just got his last 19,500 in the middle with the against Jeffrey Yarchever's . The board came , and Katchalov was eliminated.
Gurtovoy's Bluff Doesn't Work Against Katchalov 05-10-2013
When our reporter arrived at the table, Anatoly Gurtovoy had a bet of 25,000 out in front of him on the final board of .
Victor Sbrissa Crushes Day 1b 05-08-2013
The second starting flight of the PokerStars and Monte-Carlo® Casino European Poker Tour Grand Final was exciting, action-packed and drew a crowd of 423 hopefuls who all put up €10,600 to be a part of this spectacular event.
Big Names Continue to Fall and the Biggest Name of All Arrives 05-07-2013
Team PokerStars Pro Eugene Katchalov failed to come back from the break after busting. Michael Mizrachi had also run out of chips. In with a full stack and ready to play in a certain Mr. Phil Ivey.
Pantling Shows it 05-07-2013
During one of the first hands of the day we walked up to Team PokerStars Pro Eugene Katchalov's table. The board read with around 2,200 chips in the pot. Katchalov checked to Andrew Pantling who fired out a hefty bet worth 8,500.
Jaka and Katchalov Depart 04-26-2013
Two more big names in Eugene Katchalov and Faraz Jaka have departed. Team Pro Katchalov was in no mood to share the details of his exit. That was his first bullet so we may see him again tomorrow. Jaka was willing to discuss his bust out.
Bust Outs, Shoves and Doubles 04-26-2013
Konstantin Puchkov had a short stack and was seen wandering the corridors after busting. He left his table of short stacks to battle it out between them.
Ramin Hood 04-26-2013
Is Ramin Hajiyev the Robin Hood of Azerbaijan? At his table he's taking off the rich and giving to the poor. He opened to 2,700 from the cut-off and called when Eugene Katchalov three-bet to 6,500 from the next seat.
Ladouceur Almost Back to Black 04-26-2013
Marc-Andre Ladouceur won a noce pot off Eugene Katchalov to get back to his starting stack, almost. The Team Pro opened to 750 from the cut-off and Ladouceur called from the next seat to head to a flop.
Not Katchalov's Day 04-24-2013
Today was not Eugene Katchalov's day and he was just knocked out with just 30 minutes on the clock. When we arrived on the scene Team Pro Theo Jorgensen said the following.
The Old Triple Barrel Works for Katchalov 04-24-2013
Team Pro Eugene Katchalov never let go of the betting reigns in a hand with Baris Ergun and it took until the river for the latter to fold. Katchalov opened to 2,600 and then went on to bet 2,600, 4,200 and 13,000 on a board.
Katchalov Caught Out 04-22-2013
Eugene Katchalov has lost nearly half his starting stack, some due to an opponent made a flush against him. The Team Pro was one of four players to take to a flop after a raise to 475.
Team Pro Alert 04-22-2013
The Team Pros have managed to find their way to Berlin and we've already spotted quite a few of them.
Metaal Gear Rising 03-11-2013
A double up for Govert Metaal, he successfully flipped his against Team PokerStars Pro Eugene Katchalov's on a board. Katchalov was left short as a result.
Nielsen on the Attack 03-11-2013
Intrepid reporter, MarcC, brought you news earlier of a delicious dish of a table over at Table 24. Here is some action, from that table, involving Team PokerStars Pro, Eugene Katchalov and Rasmus Nielsen.
Avoid Table 24 03-10-2013
If you're arriving late to register EPT London ask/or hope to avoid table 24. Four of the first five seats at the table have been taken by James Mitchell, Jason Lavallee, Eugene Katchalov and Rasmus Neilsen. Ouch.
Nemeth Doubles Through Katchalov 02-08-2013
Andras Nemeth has soared past the 100,000 chip barrier after doubling through Team PokerStars Pro Eugene Katchalov. On a flop, Katchalov lead for 3,000 from the small blind and Nemeth raised to 8,000 from the big blind.
Katchalov Playing Mind Games 02-08-2013
Team PokerStars Pro Eugene Katchalov is vastly experienced and knows how to plant seeds of doubt into opponents' minds in order to give himself an edge.
Katchalov Crushed 02-04-2013
Team PokerStars Pro Eugene Katchalov’s tournament has come to an abrupt end at the hands of Antonio Subtil. Katchalov did not have the best of days and had been down to around 5,000 chips for the past level or so.
Ferrage Calls Down Bourson 02-04-2013
Eugene Katchalov started the preflop betting round with a min-raise to 400, a raise that saw the next two player fold, Stephane Bourson call, Grzegorz Derkowski call (on the button), Francois Scapula call (small blind) and Olivier Ferrage c