Patrogin Out
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Patrogin:
Goldstein:
Board:
Patrogin is bust and Goldstein is on 110,000.
2010 PokerStars.it EPT San Remo
Main Event
Day: 1a
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
Patrogin:
Goldstein:
Board:
Patrogin is bust and Goldstein is on 110,000.
Speaking of Timex
It looks like Timex was the preflop raiser with two callers, but we can't be certain as we walked up a bit late. We joined the pot just as the dealer was running out a flop of
. After a check from small blind Matthew Kay, McDonald continued out with a bet of 4,225. That got a quick call from Darren Elias, while Kay ducked out to let the other two go heads up the rest of the way.Fourth street:
. McDonald slowly checked, and he would tank and call a bet of 7,600 from Elias.Fifth street:
. McDonald checked again, and Elias thought it over for just a moment before waving his hands forward in that familiar all-in gesture. Timex considered carefully before making the call for his last ~23,000 chips, putting himself all in and at risk.Elias tabled
for aces up, and McDonald leaned over to get a better look. He then flipped up his own , and the two men got to take their money back. They'll chop up the blinds and antes, plus a few extra chips from Matthew Kay.
A Million Regrets for Cortimiglia
rainbow board. His opponent Bogdan Kozhokar gave him a funny look and called, and they flipped the cards.Kozhokar:
Cortimiglia:
for absolutely nothing at any point in the hand.Kozhokar is flying high on 130,000; Cortimiglia has sunk low to 35,000.
Melanie Moves On
Like this: :(
New Chip Leader
Can Briotti keep it up?
Still Ticking Like an American Watch
We had to do a double-take this afternoon to make sure we were actually seeing Mike "Timex" McDonald in the field. Timex's future on the felt was seemingly up in the air after a recent blog entry in which he detailed his exit from the mainstream poker scene. Here's an excerpt from CardRunners:
In poker although I've met tons of people I really like and had tons of cool experiences I just kind of feel like there is nowhere to go from here in poker. I can't really think of anyone who is more engrossed in the poker world than me who I aspire to be like and poker seems to be a lot more isolating than I initially realized.
I guess what really stemmed all my thinking is that lately despite playing lots of poker and enjoying it plenty, I feel unfulfilled by it and think it can cause me to feel unfulfilled about other things in my life.
During the first break, Glo pulled him aside to clear things up and to chat about the future now in San Remo. Check out Timex's thoughtful replies:
Back Together Again
Level: 8
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 75
A Lot Less-io
into Alexey Rybin's on a 
Breaking Things