2009 PokerStars.com EPT San Remo
€5,300 EPT San Remo Main Event
Day: 1b
Players Left 1 / 1,178
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- Total runners = 1,178
- Total prize pool = €5,713,300
- First prize = €1,508.000
- Number of places paying out = 112
. After the blinds checked, Antonius tried a bet of 700. That was enough to take down the pot. It gave Antonius some extra chips but left him below par at roughly 8,000.
, all in on a
flop against an opponent holding
. An ace duly came on the turn ("No!," cried his opponent passionately), and his opponent failed to fill up on the river. As the chips were pushed towards Patrizi, there followed an intense and gesticulation-heavy discussion in Italian, presumably concerning how Mr. Patrizi had played the hand.
. Once the blinds checked, Kollmann fired a bet of 350. Only the big blind called.The
that hit the turn caused the players to check through to the river, another seeming blank -- the
. The big blind bet 650 and Kollmann reluctantly paid him off. Kollmann nodded and mucked upon being shown
, top pair of kings.
Level: 4
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 0
The shortie pushed all in on the flop, and Pagano called, deciding after a moment's thought that he was live. He wasn't, though.
Pagano:
Short stack:
Board:
John O'Shea: 23,000 after knocking out Johnny Lodden.
Patrik Antonius: 7,000, eating a suspicious-looking hamburger, and by the by acting as a kind of magnet for female railers and press members.
Sebastian Ruthenberg: 0, and wandering the casino.