Level: 13
Blinds: 1,200/2,400
Ante: 200
2010 PokerStars.com EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo
Main Event
Day: 2
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
Break Time
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Bye, Bye, Binger
Binger rolled over two aces, and he was in fine shape against the lady's rather paltry jack-nine off-suit. He didn't see it that way though, and he just laughed and started to wander away from the table. From halfway across the room, he heard the groans and moans from his table mates as the jack-nine got there.
Binger's day is done, and we are now officially out of Bingers after Brother Michael's Day 1 elimination.
Schul Says "Goodbye Mr Chips"
was cracked by 
on a 
board.We're not sure where the money went in but Schulman clearly was not the happiest bunny after that hand.
Liz Lieu-es Out
suffered a 'Barry Greenstein special' against 
which caught am ace on the river.
JJ Loses
Liu:
Small Blind Gentleman:
Flop:
with the five on the doorTurn:
River:
Liu banged the table in old-fashioned anger as she found herself holding the lesser of the two full houses and heading for the rail. Her opponent waited until she'd gone before commencing to giggle.
Golser Makes a Move
Young Qualifier:
Golser: a still coinflipping
Board:
With that, our qualifier doubled to just shy of 70,000 while Golser dropped to just 47,000.
Hard to Win with the Master Around
“We can't play with six!” Men was half-screaming. His table was indeed six handed, and there were no cards being dealt when we approaching. A few of the others at the table were bantering with the dealer amicably, saying, “I'm not sure we can play six-handed, I think the floor wants us to hold up,” but Men the Master was not taking it so calmly. Apparently the dealer had initially failed to hold up, but she quickly pulled the cards back and washed the deck when the floor told her to wait for a player.
“Why don't you get a job as a floor?” Nguyen snapped at her. “Then you can make the decisions.”
The dealer quietly told Nguyen that she was a floor person in her day-to-day job at home, but being reasonable doesn't always work. “That's different. You have to listen to the floor! You don't make the decisions!”
This continued for several minutes as we walked away, but it looks like things have calmed down a bit now. Maybe the fact that Nguyen is down under 20 big blinds has him in a bit of a sour mood.
Schulman Chipping Up
in a raised pot; both of them checked it and they saw a 
turn, which the gentleman out of position checked as well. Schulman now bet 14,500, and once his opponent had called, they saw a river.The river was the
and the out-of-position gent checked again. This time Schulman bet 22,400 and after a little while his opponent called that too, but mucked when Schulman turned over .Schulman is up to a pretty healthy 145,000, with the average stack currently standing at 103,000 or so.
The Munzster's
Munz got a count down of James' 80,000 stack only to decide to throw in a big stack of blues set his opponent all-in.
James folded after a minutes thought and Munz is approaching the 300,000 mark.