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73rd - Marcin Horecki
74th - Giorgio Giovetti
75th - Maurilio Mergiotti
76th - Bruno Lopes
77th - Andrea Marcialis
78th - Johannes Soderstrom
79th - Davide Pennelli
80th - Matteo Peccorella
2009 PokerStars.com EPT San Remo
€5,300 EPT San Remo Main Event
Day: 3
Event Info
2009 PokerStars.com EPT San Remo
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
€5,000
Prize Pool
€5,713,300
Total Entries
1,178
Level
30
Blinds
50,000 / 100,000
Ante
10,000
Players Left 1 / 1,178
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73rd - Marcin Horecki
74th - Giorgio Giovetti
75th - Maurilio Mergiotti
76th - Bruno Lopes
77th - Andrea Marcialis
78th - Johannes Soderstrom
79th - Davide Pennelli
80th - Matteo Peccorella
Galic:
Larsson:
"Wow, you're strong," said Galic, unnecessarily.
Board:
Larsson thought he'd won and sat back down, but, "Flush!" proclaimed Galic. "Sorry man," he said to a shellshocked Larsson, "I really think you bluff me."
The unstoppable Galic, who'd previously dropped a few chips, is back up to 1,250,000.
81st - Paul Alterman
82nd - Martin Schleich
83rd - Nielsen Toke
84th - Eric Haik
85th - Sebastian Rejman
86th - Francesco Santo Trimboli
87th - Paolo Arcudi
88th - Alberto Font
against pocket nines, no improvement, we have just one woman left in the field for today.She is Ms. Kati Jerney of Hungary, and is currently on a comfortable 190,000.
89th - Ramzi Jelassi
90th - Reijo Manninen
91st - Dan Murariu
92nd - Chialva Delfo
93rd - Gianluca Bovini
94th - Marwan El Jirari
95th - Juan Maceiras
96th - Helfriend [Removed:349]
after his sole opponent, Pietro Marras, opened for 20,000. Marras had about 150,000 behind his initial bet. "If I fold, will you show?" Marras asked. Rijkenberg shook his head no. Marras tanked until the last possible moment (a clock was called) before moving all in. Rijkenberg quickly called.
Marras:
Rijkenberg:
"Hold one time please," Rijkenberg asked no one in particular. The turn and river came running fours to give him the pot and send Marras home early.
Rijkenberg has constructed a giant pyramid out of all of his chips, making it impossible to get an accurate count.
against Michael Tureniec's 
, but a cruel nine on the flop sent him hurtling to the rail.Board:
The fortunate Tureniec, however, is up to 330,000.
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He reraised all in to a raise from Matias Knaapinen, and after a considerable dwell, Knaapinen called.
"Nothing," announced Zappietro, turning over
, so he must have been delighted to discover that he was coinflipping against Knaapinen's . Nevertheless:Board:
against Galic's pocket fives. Soderstrom never improved -- presto was goot!A short time later, a raising war erupted between Galic and Samuel Lindberg. They traded raises back and forth until Lindberg was all in with pocket kings. Galic grinned and turned over
."You guys think I'm aggressive," said Galic. "Do you see my cards?"
The board ran out
to send Lindberg to the payout table. By the time Galic was finished stacking all of his chips, he was well over 1 million.
