board. Langmann called before check-raising all-in on the 
turn. Tapio Vihakas, his opponent, snap-called with 
against Langmann's 
and the 
river doubled Vihakas up and left the German having to rebuild yet again.
2010 PokerStars.it EPT San Remo
Main Event
Day: 1a
Event Info
2010 PokerStars.it EPT San Remo
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
€5,000
Prize Pool
€6,014,000
Entries
1,240
Level
34
Blinds
150,000 / 300,000
Ante
0
Players Left 1 / 1,240
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board. Langmann called before check-raising all-in on the turn. Tapio Vihakas, his opponent, snap-called with against Langmann's and the river doubled Vihakas up and left the German having to rebuild yet again.
Flop:
Blanco bet out 1,200 and Tadini min-raised to 2,400. Blanco went all in, Tadini announced call at roughly the speed of light, and they were on their backs.
Blanco:
Tadini: er,
Turn:
River:
Both players took their chips back, and Blanco remains short.
Max Lykov - 94,000
Ludovic Lacay - 80,000
Dario Minieri - 76,000
Claudio Rinaldi - 70,000
Luke Fields - 70,000
Martin Khabrel - 70,000
Oleksandr Vaserfirer - 69,000
The Have-Nots
Alex Fitzgerald - 16,000
Jan Skampa - 16,000
William Thorson - 12,500
Irene Baroni - 12,000
Humberto Brenes - 8,500 and a legendary scowl
but couldn't beat Marlin's 
.
The board showed
. There had been some sort of flop action that put about 11,000 chips in the pot, and all three players checked on fourth street. The 
filled out the board, and that drew a leading bet of 5,000 from Serge Fourmaux. Pagano flicked the calling chip from his stack, and that was enough to fold the third player in the hand.Fourmaux winced and tabled
for one pair, and he seemed to know it was no good. Pagano flipped up , and his two pair was enough take down the pot. He's up to 41,000.
Level: 6
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 50
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, the pot comprised over 35,000 in chips, the players were just two - namely Dario Minieri (big blind) and Frank Rusnak (cutoff). A bet of 15,000 lay on the felt in front of Rusnak.Minieri thought about it for a long time. He asked to see Rusnak's remaining chips (around 30,000) and for the dealer to spread the pot (over 35,000 as aforementioned). He continued to dwell up as a million media personnel, players and railers crowded around the table.
The dealer stared at Minieri. Minieri stared at Rusnak. Rusnak stared at Minieri's chips like a cat staring into a fish tank. If someone were to paint the scene it would make for an interesting composition. Eventually tablemate Anas Tadini called time.
Minieri continued to dwell, holding the requisite 15,000 in his hand as though he might call - but eventually he folded instead, leaving himself on a still fairly hefty 67,000. "You show?" he grinned hopefully at Rusnak. "No," was the straightforward answer.
