2009 PokerStars.net EPT Kyiv
€5,000 EPT Kyiv Main Event
Day: 3
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Rotach turned over

and needed help against Lykov's 
. The board came 



, and Rotach is out in 39th place. Lykov is now above 800,000 -- our current leader.
With three live players then, the flop came out
. After a check from the raiser, Vaserfirer moved all in for 47,000, and Fitzgerald had that look in his eye as well. After a moment of thought, he too moved all in, committing his last 187,000 chips to the pot. That was enough to fold the raiser and end the betting action, so the cards were turned up:Showdown
Falaschi:

Vaserfirer:

Fitzgerald:

Falaschi was drawing slim with his naked ace, and Vaserfirer was poised for a big double up at the expense of Alex Fitzgerald. The turn brought the
, changing nothing. Falaschi would find salvation on the river, though, as a timely
ripped off to improve him to the win, increasing his stack more than sixfold. He's "all the way" up to 31,500 now, moving Vaserfirer up to about 185,000 and Fitzgerald down to 140,000.
Having become short-stacked, Demidenko was forced to commit the last of his chips with

, but had the misfortune to run smack into Lucasz Plichta's 
. The board ended up coming 



, giving Plichta quads and the pot and sending Demidenko to the rail.
We only picked up the story at its conclusion, with the board showing




, Sendetskiy holding 
for trip queens, and Dubinsky sitting with 
for the club flush.
, and Falaschi was looking good to double with his pocket jacks.Unfortunately for the Italian, a queen fell on the flop, and he was unable to re-improve to stay alive. That's all she wrote for the good-natured Falaschi as he heads to the payout desk to collect his 34th-place money.