2009 PokerStars.com EPT San Remo
€5,300 EPT San Remo Main Event
Day: 1b
Event Info
2009 PokerStars.com EPT San Remo
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
€5,000
Prize Pool
€5,713,300
Entries
1,178
Level
30
Blinds
50,000 / 100,000
Ante
10,000
Players Left 1 / 1,178
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. Action again checked to Khan when the board paired on the turn, 
. His bet of 800 chips, about half the pot, folded each of the other players in turn.
and the under-the-gun player followed up his preflop raise with a bet of 700. Only Golser called.Golser had 3,400 left in his stack for a turn card of
. When the under-the-gun player bet 1,700, Golser moved the rest of those chips into the middle. His opponent quickly called with top two pair, 
. That left Golser's 
looking for a club for the win or a river ten for a chop. The river, however, did not come ten or club, sending Golser to an early departure.
There was a limp under the gun, and Lodden raised to 400. Down the table, John O'Shea called, as did the under-the-gun limper.
The flop:
It checked to Lodden, who bet 900. A smooth-call from O'Shea, a fold from under the gun, and onwards to the turn.
Turn:
Lodden was not giving up, and bet out 2,225. O'Shea eyed up his stack (Lodden had 4,500 behind) but didn't raise; he flat-called and they saw a river.
River:
Lodden checked now, and O'Shea promptly moved all in to cover Lodden. After a few moment's consideration, Lodden meekly folded, and remains on 4,500.
, by raising his opponent's bet from 475 to 1,175. The early-position player didn't blink; he reraised to 3,000. Rintala's cards couldn't hit the muck fast enough.
Rosario is doing better than Evelyn Ng, who is out of the tournament. Ng, sitting in early position, raised to 400 after one player limped in. The cutoff player called the raise, folding both blinds, before the early-position limper reraised to 1,200. Ng and the cutoff both called for a three-handed flop of
. Action checked to the cutoff, who fired out for 2,100. Only Ng called.Both players checked the
turn. When the river fell 
, Ng moved all in for her last 3,650. The cutoff quickly called. Ng's was outmatched by her opponent's . Ng shrugged, stood up, shook her opponent's hand and walked away from the table.
, all hell broke loose.The betting went as follows:
Luca Pagano: bet 1,600
Ciro DiVenezia: raise to 4,000
Pagano: raise to 6,600
DiVenezia: raise to cover Pagano
Pagano: call all in
Oh deary me.
DiVenezia:
for the top full housePagano:
for flopped quadsPagano doubles up to 19,000, while DiVenezia must have had a very good start indeed as he's still on an above-average 13,000.
