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Piceci's all-in was for 1,120,000, enough to cover Gueorguiev. Gueorguiev spent some time considering it, and eventually folded with a shrug.
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
Piceci's all-in was for 1,120,000, enough to cover Gueorguiev. Gueorguiev spent some time considering it, and eventually folded with a shrug.
Blain:
Diep:
Board: "Split pot," said a disappointed-sounding member of the TV crew even before the flop had fully hit the felt -
The action came back to the Snowfest EPT winner who disregarded the new arrival's reraise by moving all-in. Piceci looked concerned but could not bring himself to call off his stack. He folded and Bække is back above the 2 million mark.
Stelmak check-called 140,000 on the
flop and another 260,000 on the 
turn. When Stelmak checked the river as well, Pettersson checked behind and then mucked to Stelmak's 
.Stelmak - up to 2,650,000
Pettersson - down to a still chip-leading 4,800,000
, and he found action from Ramon Cserei with the dominating stack and the dominating 
.The news was no good for Gueorguiev, but the door would open a bit on a flop of
. The 
was a blank on fourth street, but a timely 
on the river made Gueorguiev the come-from-behind straight, doubling him up to about 1.3 million in the process.With no dangerously short stacks at the featured table now, we'd expect to see the play open up a bit for the time being.
Boeree gave the Finn an accusing stare, as though he stolen her favourite doll, but decided to fold.
The very next hand and Dmitry Stelmak opened to 150,000 from UTG and this time Boeree was 3-betting to the tune of 400,000.
Stelmak made the call but then checked the
flop to Boeree.She asked, "How much are you playing?"
The Russian checked his stack, "2.1 million," was the reply.
Boeree slid out a full stack of the orange 25k chips onto the felt, testing the water with a cool 500,000 chip bet. Stelmak went to his chips for a split second then rethought and elected to fold his hand.
, we picked up a heads-up pot just as Erik Tamm checked over to Alexey Rybin. The Russian slid out a bet of 250,000, drawing an eventual check-raise to 600,000 from Tamm. Rybin's call came instantly, before Tamm had even released his chips into the pot.The frightening
on the turn drew checks from both players, and the filled out the board. Tamm loaded the gun with another 800,000 chips and fired it into the pot, sending Rybin into the tank for a couple minutes. He eventually folded, sending the 2.36-million-chip pot over to Tamm.Erik Tamm is now the Captain of the featured table with just abouut 3.9 million chips.
Alexey Rybin four-bet all in and Jacob Carlsson snap-called.
Rybin: all in with
Carlsson: somewhat ahead with
Board:
!With that, Rybin doubled up to just 4 million. Wow. Just, wow.