2010 PokerStars.it EPT San Remo
Main Event
Day: 6
It came down , and Boeree called a bet from Carlsson. The turn drew another bet from Carlsson, 700,000 this time. Boeree thought it over carefully before coming along with another smooth call.
The filled out the board. Carlsson slowly checked, and Boeree quickly checked behind as she leaned over the table to see the showdown. Carlsson reluctantly flipped up his airball, and Boeree's earned her the pot with sevens up.
Flop:
Boeree led out for 750,000 on the flop and Carlsson made the call. The turn was the and Boeree fired out 1,700,000 and again Carlsson flat-called.
The came on the river (as it usually does) and Boeree put out a huge bet of 3,500,000. Carlsson mucked and the stacks are almost even again.
Flop:
Boeree check-called 700,000 from Carlsson, and they moved on to see a turn.
Turn:
Boeree checked again and Carlsosn bet once more, this time to the tune of 1.6 million. Boeree paused, before raising to 3.6 million - but then was left with a big decision when Carlsson quietly announced a three-bet all in. Boeree asked for a count - it was 16.3 million - but folded.
With that, Carlsson is up to 22.5 million while Boeree is now in second place with around 14 million.
The next hand and Boeree made it 550,000 from the button but Carlsson reraised to 1,700,000 in the big blind.
Boeree called but the hand got no further than the flop where Carlsson bet 1,900,000 on the flop and Boeree folded.
Carlsson: 17,600,000
Boeree: 19,675,000
Flop:
Both players checked, and they saw a turn card as well.
Turn:
Carlsson now bet out a smallish 700,000. Boeree called, and they progressed to the river.
River:
Carlsson checked this time, and Boeree bet 1.3 million. Carlsson considered for a little while, and then called - and Boeree immediately mucked her hand, sending the pot Carlsson's way.
1-0 to the Brit.
Our two heads-upsers will return shortly for the thrilling denouement of EPT San Remo.
Flop:
This was the point at which everything went mad. Boeree bet out 1.5 million and after a pause, Pettersson made it 3.2 million to go. Boeree looked him up and down for a long, long time, before announcing all in, barely covering the Finn - who insta-called. They turned their hands over.
"F***," said Pettersson, with feeling.
Pettersson: for top pair
Boeree: for a set
Turn:
River:
The 18 year old Pettersson takes home €420,000 - not bad for his first ever live tournament.
Boeree meanwhile takes the heads-up chip lead on 23,215,000 to Jakob Carlsson's 13,965,000.