Raymer Reined In
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and finding himself up against Simone Debbia's dominating 
.Board:
Raymer sat there for a while, taking down his assassin's name and apparently making some notes on him before exiting the card room.
2009 PokerStars.com EPT San Remo
€5,300 EPT San Remo Main Event
Day: 1a
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2009 PokerStars.com EPT San Remo
Buy-in
€5,000
Prize Pool
€5,713,300
Entries
1,178
Level
30
Blinds
50,000 / 100,000
Ante
10,000
and finding himself up against Simone Debbia's dominating .Board:
Raymer sat there for a while, taking down his assassin's name and apparently making some notes on him before exiting the card room.
Checking in on the Champ
by a bet of 825 from Mercier, but the cutoff called to the turn. He tanked for more than a minute when Mercier bet 1,800 after the 
fell, but ultimately mucked his hand.17,000 chips doesn't put Mercier in the chip lead, but it's a good start to his tournament.
Saab Misses a Gear
Showdown:
Saab:
Opponent:
"Whooo! Race board!" cheered the grinning Saab. The dealer ran out the community cards:
. Finding the board to be of no use for his overcards, Saabb lost the race, sending a courtesy double-up over to his opponent.
Play Resumes
Level: 3
Blinds: 75/150
Ante: 0
Break Time
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Cowboys No Good Against Saab
He raised to 250. Around to the button, who asked if Saab wanted a call. He reraised to 1,250. Everyone folded back around to Saab, who called. The flop:
While another player at the table whistled in an incredibly shrill and annoying manner, Saab bet out 600 -- and the gent on the button raised to 1,600. Undeterred, Saab stuck all his chips in the middle. A violent bang of frustration on the table, and his opponent folded
face-up. "Whooo!" Saab celebrated as he raked in the pot. "You still love me, right?"
Sapiano Going Down
flop with two other players. The gent under the gun checked, and the next player along bet 350. Sapiano called from the button, only for the under-the-gun opponent to raise to 1,050. Call, and call.Come the
turn, it checked to the original bettor again who made it 2,000. This time, Sapiano and the under-the-gun player both folded.
Thorson Gets Respect
flop four-way, he bet out 700 and all three opponents passed.
I Got Lefevre
The latest one to bite the dust is another unnamed youngster, who got his last in with
on the 
flop and found himself up against one Mr. Lefevre's 
. The 
on the turn wasn't enough and the on the river wasn't either, and we are down one more player.