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Pignatoro:
Boeree:
Board:
Boeree naturally flopped quads and left Pignatoro drawing dead. "Must be nice to be you," said tablemate Dermot Blain as Pignatoro exited in 23rd place. Indeed.
Boeree is up to around 2.4 million.
2010 PokerStars.it EPT San Remo
Main Event
Day: 5
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2010 PokerStars.it EPT San Remo
Buy-in
€5,000
Prize Pool
€6,014,000
Entries
1,240
Level
34
Blinds
150,000 / 300,000
Ante
0
Pignatoro:
Boeree:
Board:
Boeree naturally flopped quads and left Pignatoro drawing dead. "Must be nice to be you," said tablemate Dermot Blain as Pignatoro exited in 23rd place. Indeed.
Boeree is up to around 2.4 million.
The flop came
and Rybin fired out 150,000, Baekke made the call fairly speedily.The turn was the 250,000 and Rybin quickly bet 250,000 this time. Baekke sighed and folded, Rybin showed the
Valkenburg:
Piper:
The board came
and Valkenburg managed to make eights full, but there was a slight problem in that Piper had made jacks full to knock him out.
Level: 25
Blinds: 20,000/40,000
Ante: 4,000
Flop:
Rybin bet out 150,000 and looked bored. After a moment Nguyen called.
Turn:
This time Rybin checked. So did Nguyen, and they saw a river for free.
River: a dangerous-looking
Rybin immediately reached for chips and bet out a quarter-million of them. Nguyen folded, and Rybin took the pot.
Level: 24
Blinds: 15,000/30,000
Ante: 3,000
1,240 players started. Only 24 remain. Everyone here is guaranteed a rather tasty €30,000 - but that is a mere shade of the whopping €1,250,000 on offer for last man standing come tomorrow.
Chip leader by a long way is Mr. Allan Bække of Denmark. If his name doesn't sound familiar to you then shame on you as you really haven't been paying attention this season - Bække is currently in a very good spot not only to become the first ever two-time EPT winner but also to do it back-to-back after taking down the inaugural EPT Snowfest last month.
However, he's going to have to make it through a minefield of top-class players including Liv Boeree, EPT Baden winner Thang Duc Nguyen, PCA High Roller finalist Dmitry Stelmak and Jens Thorson, 21-year-old brother of Team PokerStars Pro William Thorson. As various volcanoes and so on have proved this week, literally anything can happen.
Play is due to begin at 2pm today and has moved from the casino floor to the rather nice theatre situated inside the casino building. In a break from the past few days, you can watch it all from the comfort of your computer screen, as EPT Live will be up and running all day.
The plan is to play down to a final table of eight, and if the last day or two is anything to go by, it shouldn't take too long at all. See you at 2pm.
Table 1
Seat 1: Liv Boeree (1337000)
Seat 2: Toni Pettersson (464000)
Seat 3: Ronny Kaiser (2032000)
Seat 4: Luigi Pignataro (1012000)
Seat 5: Dermot Blain (2568000)
Seat 6: Dmitry Stelmak (2284000)
Seat 7: Mohsen Tayfeh (1788000)
Seat 8: Giuseppe Diep (1337000)
Table 2
Seat 1: Erik Tamm (1299000)
Seat 2: Paul Berende (2002000)
Seat 3: Ramon Demon Cserei (2141000)
Seat 4: Alexey Rybin (1586000)
Seat 5: Thang Duc Nguyen (1641000)
Seat 6: Jakob Carlsson (1812000)
Seat 7: Kadir Karabulut (744000)
Seat 8: Allan Baekke (3483000)
Table 3
Seat 1: Michael Piper (1255000)
Seat 2: Claudio Rinaldi (547000)
Seat 3: Jens Thorson (1750000)
Seat 4: Paul Valkenburg (549000)
Seat 5: Atanas Gueorguiev (1736000)
Seat 6: Armando Graziano (708000)
Seat 7: Per Albin Linde (1270000)
Seat 8: Claudio Piceci (1872000)