crazy Levi-durrrr hand from EPT London (via Pokernews.com - standard) - lower field than '10

_keenberg

Day 1b of the 2011 PokerStars.com European Poker Tour London Main Event ended on Saturday after the second and final starting flight completed their first eight levels of play. Leading the way at the end of the day was Benny Spindler with 160,800 in chips. Out of the 411 players that came out for Day 1b, 255 will be moving on to Day 2.Spindler received a lot of his chips from Nicolas Levi. After a raise to 1,350 preflop from an unknown player with the blinds at 300/600 with a 75 ante, Levi reraised to 3,400. Spindler four-bet to 10,000 and the original raiser got out of the way. Levi moved all-in for approximately 40,000 and Spindler immediately called. Spindler tabled  and was up against Levi's . The flop, turn and river ran out and Spindler's aces were able to fade Levi's big flop.Although last year's record of 848 players wasn't broken, 691 for this year isn't a bad number at all. A prize pool of £3,351,350 was created with first place being awarded a whopping £750,000. The top 104 places will be paid out.

Giant811

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Day 1b of the  2011  PokerStars.com   European Poker Tour  London Main Event  ended on Saturday after the second and final starting flight completed their first eight levels of play. Leading the way at the end of the day was  Benny Spindler  with 160,800 in chips. Out of the 411 players that came out for Day 1b, 255 will be moving on to Day 2. Spindler received a lot of his chips from  Nicolas Levi . After a raise to 1,350 preflop from an unknown player with the blinds at 300/600 with a 75 ante, Levi reraised to 3,400. Spindler four-bet to 10,000 and the original raiser got out of the way. Levi moved all-in for approximately 40,000 and Spindler immediately called. Spindler tabled  and was up against Levi's . The flop, turn and river ran out and Spindler's aces were able to fade Levi's big flop. Although last year's record of 848 players wasn't broken, 691 for this year isn't a bad number at all. A prize pool of £3,351,350 was created with first place being awarded a whopping £750,000. The top 104 places will be paid out.
Posted by _keenberg

Let me fill in the missing bits:

Spindler AsAc
Levi 7d4d
Board Td4h2d 2c Jc

grantorino

looks like the kind of thing hyper aggro tourney pros get up to a lot