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The flop came
, and both players checked. After the 
on the turn, Bevand bet 55 chips, and Smirnov folded.
2010 PokerStars.com EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo
Main Event
Day: 3
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2010 PokerStars.com EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo
Buy-in
€10,000
Entries
848
Level
31
Blinds
80,000 / 160,000
Ante
20,000
The flop came
, and both players checked. After the on the turn, Bevand bet 55 chips, and Smirnov folded.
. Nikita Nikolaev, his only opponent, called on the button. The river brought the 
, and Schulman checked. Nikolaev bet 57,000, and Schulman pulled out the check-raise, adding 100,000 on top. Nikolaev went deep into the tank, finally counting out the calling chips. And then promptly folding. The pot put Schulman around the 900,000 mark.
The flop brought
.The two checked to the turn, which was the
.Plauski fired off 32,000 and was called by Velhuis.
River:
Veldhuis called a 65,000 bet from his opponent after some thought and was not happy to see his opponenet's
.
on a 
board.Andre Santos was the one who had apparently doubled him up, his rivered two pair
proving no good.
Flop:
Kelopuro checked and was faced with a bet of 26,000. He made the call and the
hit the turn.The two checked, bringing the
on the river and it was checked again. Kelopuro mucked his cards when his opponent showed 
.
but ran right into David Paredes' 
on a 
.Unlike yesterday where
were cracking overpairs for fun (and flopping quads frequently) things have returned to a certain degree of normalcy.
Flop:
Veldhuis made it 27,500 before Plauski bumped it up to 70,000. Veldhuis made the call and the turn brought the
.Veldhuis checked. Plauski asked for a count of Veldhuis' chips and then moved all of his chips in the middle. Veldhuis folded and is down to 243,500.
The two had gone to war on the turn of a
board, Smirnov raising all-in with 
but Eyster was holding 
which held on the river.Eyster has about 1,300,000 now and is the clear chip leader.
, a 70/30 dog to Meidla's . It was much worse than that after the 
flop, and the 
turn and river didn't help. Dyer fell to 97,000 after doubling up Meidla.
in the big blind and snap called. The flop came
. After the 
on the turn, Vaserfirer picked up three nines as outs and lost one of the tens, but the on the river was neither. The dealer counted out the stacks and determined that MacPhee's 135,000 just had Vaserfirer covered, eliminating the Ukrainian.