2009 PokerStars.net EPT Kyiv
€5,000 EPT Kyiv Main Event
Day: 1b
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2009 PokerStars.net EPT Kyiv
Buy-in
€4,700
Prize Pool
€1,391,200
Entries
296
Level
28
Blinds
40,000 / 80,000
Ante
5,000
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Showdown
Fabretti:
Clemencon:
The board would run out blanks for the all-in player as it came
. With that, Pier Paolo Fabretti becomes the second member of the Team PokerStars Pros to hit the exit here in Day 1b, following just a few minutes behind his Italian counterpart.
Level: 5
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 25
and about 5,000 already in the middle, Alexander Shestakov bet 3,000 and after some deliberation Gus Hansen made the call.The river then brought the
and a bet of 6,000 from Shestakov. Hansen riffled through his chips, eyes wide. "Well, well, well," he said aloud, then once more to himself. Finally, after two minutes of study, Hansen made the call.Shestakov turned over
for the nut flush. "That... is... the best hand," said Hansen with a wry grin as he mucked his cards.Shestakov moves up to 46,000 after that one, while Hansen takes a hit to knock him back to 19,000.
The Haves
Alexander Rykov - 115,000
Shaun Deeb - 57,000
Andrew Malott - 58,000
Alexander Kostritsyn - 66,000
The Have-Nots
Mikhail Tulchinskiy - 14,500
Vitaly Lunkin - 11,700
Dmitry Stelmak - 6,700
Stuart Rutter - 14,000
, a player sitting under the gun checked, then Alexander Shestakov, sitting UTG+1, bet 2,500 -- about half the pot. Gus Hansen called from late position, and the UTG player got out of the way.The turn was the
. Shestakov checked, and with some deliberation Hansen pushed out a bet of 5,625, leaving himself about 11,000 behind. Shestakov thought a while, then gave it up.Hansen bounces back to 23,000, while Shestakov has 41,000.
.It checked to a middle position player who bet 700, the button called, and the small blind folded. Then Gerasimova check-raised to 2,550. All folded back to the button, who thought a moment before folding as well.
Gerasimova now has 42,500.
. Heads up, Igor Yaroshevskiy checked, and Shaun Deeb fired out a bet of 1,350. Yaroshevskiy then check-raised to 3,200, and Deeb didn't waste much time making the call.Fourth street brought the
, and the Ukrainian native kept the betting lead, sliding out 5,200 chips. Deeb sat statue-still for a minute or two before plucking the calling chips off his stack and flipping them across the betting line.The last card off was the
. Yaroshevskiy eyed up his own stack, then that of his opponent. Both men had just less than 50,000 in front of them, and Yaroshevskiy was making all signs that he wanted to bet. And it looked like he wanted to bet big as he shuffled about 30,000 worth of yellows. After several long minutes though, he tapped the felt with one of those formerly shuffled chips. Deeb took that as his cue to bet, and he carefully selected 8,750 of them to throw out into the middle in a confetti-colored pile. Yaroshevskiy barely paused for effect before sending his cards back to the dealer, and Deeb couldn't resist opening up his 
as he pulled in a nice pot.
, and the blinds checked to the preflop raiser who continued with a bet of 1,100. Lunkin called, and the other player folded.The turn brought the
. Both players checked. The river was the . Lunkin announced he was betting, and tossed out a single yellow chip for a bet of 5,000. His opponent thought a moment, then folded.Lunkin still has a lot of work to do. He presently sits with 13,500 as we near the end of level 5.