PokerStars to the rescue!
From our spot in the media room, we can hear the staff scrambling to come up with a good solution. They've just booked a coach bus in London, and it's going to pick up the players and start the trek towards San Remo. We figure it's about 20 hours by bus, so we expect to see a few sleep-eyed players roll in at about 12:15pm tomorrow. That'll give them just enough time to take their seats before registration closes.
Talk about cutting it close. Either way, we'd give a day's wages to be on that bus ride.
board only to find Mauro Stivoli move all-in against her. 
meant Langmann lost a huge chunk of his stack as Halimi doubled up to 36,000.
flop. Bække checked and his opponent bet 1,000, but Bække now made it 2,350. Mr. Button spent a long while considering his options, and eventually folded, leaving himself with around 15,000 and a sour expression on his face.
getting all his opponents to fold.
flop but had to give up when he was instantly check-raised by the big blind to 1,700.
flop, Marc Naalden (under the gun) bet out 3,700. The gentleman in the cutoff looked at his hole cards and presumably didn't like them as he folded. The gent in the small blind, however, spent some time counting various stacks of chips before flat-calling.
and it was checked to Mattson who bet 3,050. The first player folded but Milhomens check-raised to 7,900. Mattson made the call before they both checked the 
turn. 
river, Milhomens fired out 11,050 and Mattson tanked before calling with 
for a flush. Tulchinskiy mucked and dropped to 20,000.
