2010 PokerStars.com EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo

Main Event
Day: 3
Event Info

2010 PokerStars.com EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo

Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
aa
Prize
€1,700,000
Event Info
Buy-in
€10,000
Entries
848
Level Info
Level
31
Blinds
80,000 / 160,000
Ante
20,000

Day 3 Seat Draw

Table 1
Seat 1: Davidi Kitai (143500)
Seat 2: Kevin MacPhee (76000)
Seat 3: Oleksander Vaserfirer (123000)
Seat 4: Pierre Neuville (118500)
Seat 5: El Mostafa Bel Khayate (362000)
Seat 6: [Removed:39] (387000)
Seat 7: Christopher McCormack (150000)
Seat 8: Eric Ladny (72000)

Table 2
Seat 1: Greg Dyer (269000)
Seat 2: Martin Hruby (155500)
Seat 3: Ronald Grauer (326000)
Seat 4: James Mitchell (220000)
Seat 5: David Paredes (466500)
Seat 6: Salvatore Bonavena (175000)
Seat 7: Domenico Iannone (536000)
Seat 8: Andrew Chen (71500)

Table 3
Seat 1: James Bowey (113000)
Seat 2: Sami Kelopuro (552000)
Seat 3: Nicolas Chouity (215500)
Seat 4: Owen Crowe (145000)
Seat 5: Stefano Marzocchi (101500)
Seat 6: Teddy Sheringham (117000)
Seat 7: Gilles Haddad (190500)
Seat 8: Anthony Guetti (71000)

Table 4
Seat 1: David Peters (206500)
Seat 2: Andrey Zaichenko (178500)
Seat 3: Matt Perrins (568000)
Seat 4: Matthew Szymaszek (154000)
Seat 5: Melanie Weisner (423500)
Seat 6: Eric Mutrie (80000)
Seat 7: Roger Hairabedian (267500)
Seat 8: Konstantin Puchkov (70500)

Table 5
Seat 1: Lex Veldhuis (194000)
Seat 2: Filip Nechansky (169500)
Seat 3: Dmitry Vitkind (150000)
Seat 4: Aleh Plauski (501000)
Seat 5: Bruno Lopes (78500)
Seat 6: Alexander Debus (371500)
Seat 7: Daniel Groth (101000)
Seat 8: Jean Francois Talbot (635000)

Table 6
Seat 1: Matthew Kay (115000)
Seat 2: Sander Lylloff (286000)
Seat 3: Ramzi Jelassi (411000)
Seat 4: Rony Halimi (131500)
Seat 5: Bjorn Verbakel (159000)
Seat 6: Cristiano Guerra (362000)
Seat 7: Toby Lewis (126000)
Seat 8: Nicolas Dervaux (54500)

Table 7
Seat 1: Claudiu Saizu (375000)
Seat 2: Christoph Pereira (320500)
Seat 3: Aleksandr Val (147000)
Seat 4: Omar Baioumi (287000)
Seat 5: Andrei Vlasenko (204000)
Seat 6: Alin Gabriel Grasu (88000)
Seat 7: Fernando Brito (158500)
Seat 8: Marc Uzan (51500)

Table 8
Seat 1: Hicham Berdai (90000)
Seat 2: Guillaume Darcourt (171000)
Seat 3: Alex Gomes (141500)
Seat 4: Gilbert Diaz (350800)
Seat 5: [Removed:146] (159000)
Seat 6: Joshua Goldstein (159000)
Seat 7: Simon Munz (213500)
Seat 8: Paul Berende (51000)

Table 9
Seat 1: Nathan Royce Tuthill (507500)
Seat 2: Chris Bjorin (120500)
Seat 3: Dominykas Karmazinas (331000)
Seat 4: Rino Mathis (181000)
Seat 5: Manuel Bevand (80000)
Seat 6: Jonathan Tare (104500)
Seat 7: Ekaterina Kolobekova (291500)
Seat 8: Henri Kasper (50000)

Table 10
Seat 1: Kenny Hallaert (198500)
Seat 2: Bryan Piccioli (368000)
Seat 3: Juan Manuel Pastor (193500)
Seat 4: Oscar Blanco (127500)
Seat 5: Craig Mccorkell (381000)
Seat 6: Riu Cao (166500)
Seat 7: Paul Testud (93000)
Seat 8: Randall Mccowan (49500)

Table 11
Seat 1: Jerome Zerbib (312000)
Seat 2: Nikita Nikolaev (390000)
Seat 3: Olivier Daeninckx (163500)
Seat 4: Thiago Nishijima (411000)
Seat 5: Vlad Mezheritsky (222500)
Seat 6: Eric Fourniois (101500)
Seat 7: Moritz Kranich (150500)
Seat 8: Alexander Jung (34500)

Table 12
Seat 1: Anton Wigg (117000)
Seat 2: Victoria Coren (236500)
Seat 3: Mel Judah (112500)
Seat 4: Herve Costa (208500)
Seat 5: Nicolas Levi (247000)
Seat 6: Chris Moneymaker (457000)
Seat 7: Josef Klinger (268000)

Table 13
Seat 1: Petter Jetten (434500)
Seat 2: Mikhail Lakhitov (135000)
Seat 3: David Sesso (642500)
Seat 4: Kevin Eyster (248500)
Seat 5: Lauri Meidla (139000)
Seat 6: Emanuele Rugini (162000)
Seat 7: Imre Leibold (159500)

Table 14
Seat 1: Antonio Palma (230000)
Seat 2: Carsten Joh (221000)
Seat 3: Mikhail Shalamov (124500)
Seat 4: Gianni Giaroni (161500)
Seat 5: Neil Channing (105000)
Seat 6: Stephane Benadiba (115500)
Seat 7: [Removed:413] (228500)

Table 15
Seat 1: Mikhail Smirnov (333000)
Seat 2: Felipe Montenegro (148500)
Seat 3: Sergey Lebedev (432000)
Seat 4: Dieter Albrecht (200500)
Seat 5: Andre Santos (346000)
Seat 6: Laurent Olive (190000)
Seat 7: Nick Schulman (742000)

Day 3 Starting Shortly

MacPhee last night - short-stacked but happy
MacPhee last night - short-stacked but happy
We weren't expecting to at the start of the day, but as it turned out we absolutely smashed the bubble yesterday. 116 players return to the Salles des Etoiles this morning, well inside the money, but there is a whole world of difference between the €15,000 they're guaranteed right now and the potentially life-changing (largely depending on who it goes to, we suspect) €1,700,000 up for grabs for first place.

Nick Schulman is our chip daddy right now after an impressive late surge, but David Sesso, Jean Francois Talbot, Matt Perrins and Sami "LarLuzak" Kelopuro are all hot on his heels, and with the remaining field including Chris Moneymaker, Neil Channing, Vicky Coren and Kevin MacPhee, pole position in the chip counts now does not necessarily guarantee pole position at the end of the day.

Play is due to start in around 25 minutes, so don't be navigating away from this page.

Level: 17

Blinds: 3,000/6,000

Ante: 500

Stefano Di Gennaro, RIP

A rather sombre start to the day, as TD Thomas Kremser called for a minute's silence in remembrance of Stefano di Gennaro, an Italian player who played in San Remo last week and sadly died yesterday in a motorbike accident. Condolences to his family.

Dervaux Gets Kay-O'ed

Nicolas Dervaux pushed all-in for 54,500 preflop and Matthew Kay tanked behind him before also moving all-in.

Dervaux: {3-Spades} {3-Hearts}
Kay: {7-Spades} {7-Hearts}

The {A-Clubs} {3-Diamonds} {6-Spades} flop looked to have saved the Frenchman but after a {9-Spades} turn, the ugly (for Dervaux at least) {7-Diamonds} came on the river to eliminate him.

Guetting Paid

Teddy Sheringham open-shoved and Anthony Guetti called all in with an even shorter stack. Everyone else folded, and they were on their backs.

Sheringham: {9-Clubs} {9-Hearts}
Guetti: {J-?} {J-?}

Board: {7-Diamonds} {A-Hearts} {10-Clubs} {J-Hearts} {6-Diamonds}

Guetti doubled to 125,000, while Sheringham found himself even shorter on just 80,000.

Tags: Teddy Sheringham