Gueorguiev Busts Two Birds with One Stone
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Vayo:
Tresa:
Gueorguiev:
No-one hit a thing on the board, meaning that Vayo and Tresa both hit the rail. Bulgaria's finest Gueorguiev, however, moved on up to 825,000.
2010 PokerStars.it EPT San Remo
Main Event
Day: 4
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
Vayo:
Tresa:
Gueorguiev:
No-one hit a thing on the board, meaning that Vayo and Tresa both hit the rail. Bulgaria's finest Gueorguiev, however, moved on up to 825,000.
Nine Ball, Corner Pocket
on a nine-high flop of 
. He had to like his overpair considering his relatively short stack, but he couldn't have liked running into Nicholas Sforos' 
very much at all. The 
on the turn changed nothing, and the 
that filled out the board was the last card of Grimaldi's day; he's out.
Tamm Doubles Through Karabulut
Karabulut:
Tamm: dominating with
Board:
Tamm doubled up to stay in the game.
Rinaldi Wins Short Stack War
against Antonio Pezzi’s 
in a battle of the short stacks. Rinaldi was the stack at risk but won out on a 
10h} board. Pezzi was left with shrapnel afterwards and will need to make a Lazarus style comeback to get back into this tournament.
Piper Fails to Bink Vink
Vinklarek:
Piper:
Board:
"How can I not bink?" mused Piper, who had clearly got rather excited about the open-ended straight draw he'd picked up on the turn. Nevertheless, Vinklarek doubled up to around 550,000 while Piper dropped to 900,000 or so.
D'oh For D'Ettoris
board for 176,000 after Jakob Karlsson bet 56,000 on the river. With a lot in the pot, the Swede sighed and called turning over forcing D’Ettoris to tap the table and show a missed and hit the rail.
Ducks and Covered
but couldn't hold up against Per Linde's on a 
board and instead hit the rail.
Rugini Doubles Up
Rugini:
Nicholas Sforos:
Board:
Rugini is up to almost 400,000.
No River Tamm
flop and Baekke called. The turn was the 
and Tamm fired again, betting 130,000 this time. Baekke looked a little concerned, as though he was not expecting his opponent to fire again but again he made the call against the Swede. The appeared on the river and Tamm silently thought quietly for a minute. The interesting thing at this point was that while waiting for Tamm to act, Baekke was not watching his opponent at all, just staring at vacant space as though he had already made a bet himself.
Tamm finally checked and Baekke began to eye up his opponent’s remaining stack of around 510,000. Finally he decided to bet 238,000 and Tamm quickly called, Baekke showed
for a rivered straight. Baekke is now the chip leader with over 2 million chips, start making your Baekke to Baekke jokes.
Serock and a Hard Place
Matthias de Meulder shoved under the gun, and Joe Serock reshoved. Everyone else got out of their way, and the cards were on their backs.
De Meulder:
Serock: very ahead with
Board:
Serock's face only fell ever so slightly as de Meulder turned the straight, but we imagine that he was raging inside. Crippled to just 10,000 or so, he called all in the next hand and once Toni Pettersson had raised and everyone else had folded, they turned the cards over.
Serock:
Pettersson:
Board:
Thus we lose Mr. Serock.