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flop, and Eldar checked. Galic bet, and was met with a push from Eldar. Only a moment's pause, and Galic called.Galic:
Eldar:
Zero kings on the
turn and 
river, and we are down our last Australian.
2009 PokerStars.com EPT San Remo
€5,300 EPT San Remo Main Event
Day: 4
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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flop, and Eldar checked. Galic bet, and was met with a push from Eldar. Only a moment's pause, and Galic called.Galic:
Eldar:
Zero kings on the
turn and river, and we are down our last Australian.
, with action checking all the way to the button, Stefan Raffay. He bet 70,000 and was called by two players, Pierre Neuville from the small blind and Kelopuro. All three players checked the 
turn.The river fell
and created chaos. Neuville led out for 60,000. Kelopuro counted down his stack before raising all in to 243,000. Raffay then also moved in, for 311,000. Neuville tanked a long time before folding his hand."Do you have a full house?" Kelopuro asked Raffay. Raffay shook his head no, prompting Kelopuro to turn over the nut flush,
. Raffay showed down the second nut flush, 
. It was no good, of course, and once the appropriate number of chips were passed to Kelopuro, Raffay was left with just 68,000.Just like that, Kelopuro is up to about 850,000 chips.
Level: 23
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 2,000
Showdown:
Trifoglio:
Rijkenberg:
The flop was just another in a long line of dramatic all-in flops. It came
, pairing Trifoglio but giving his opponent the nut flush draw. Still about a coinflip, the two players saw fourth street bring the , another sweat card for the at-risk player. Sure enough, the 
peeled off on the river, locking up the pot for Rijkenberg with the big diamond flush. He has eliminated Massimiliano Trifoglio in 20th place, moving us ever closer to the final two tables.
Argento:
Bejedal:
Board:
Argento celebrated with a victorious snap of his fingers to some elderly gentlemen in suits who had somehow snuck into the no man's land behind the rail, presumably his buddies, and we are down to just 20.
This time he raised it up from the button -- but after a moment looking not so happy, he passed to a push from Kalle Niemi in the small blind.
was probably behind, but it wasn't the worst situation -- Legros showed down . Legros hit an unnecessary river pair, 
, to double up.
against Raffay's . Fitzgerald paired his queen, 
, to take down the pot and remain in the tournament.
Rijkenberg:
Strothmann:
Board:
Thus we lose Mr Strothmann, and we are down to 21. This should be over by supper time.
Tourgman opened the pot with a raise and Sundell moved all in for a total of 660,000, having Tourgman well covered. Action then folded back around to Sundell, who made a quick call for less (281,000), setting up the following showdown:
Tourgman:
Sundell:
The ensuing board blanked out
and Sundell's queens held up to win the pot. Tourgman will take home €26,300 for his efforts.
