All three players checked the
flop and they moved on to the 
turn. Naujoks bet out 4,600 and Petersen called. Thorson, however, made it 11,200, prompting relatively swift folds from both his opponents.
2010 PokerStars.it EPT San Remo
Main Event
Day: 1b
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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All three players checked the
flop and they moved on to the turn. Naujoks bet out 4,600 and Petersen called. Thorson, however, made it 11,200, prompting relatively swift folds from both his opponents.
on a jack-high board.
and there was already a three-way all in.Peter Jepsen: all in with
for top pair and a flush drawFabrizio Dosi: all in with
for middle pairTon Kleijnen: covering them both with
for a set"Slow! Slow!" a grinning Jepsen urged the dealer as she went to deal the turn and river - although it was uncertain whether that was to prolong the excitement or give him time to pray.
Turn:
River:
Jepsen and Dosi both busted, and Kleijnen collected their chips.
Level: 8
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 75
Today's field was either 655 or 656 players strong. There's a discrepancy with the paperwork that the staff is working to sort out right now, and that's the reason for the delay. Today's entries will put the total field size at 1,240 or 1,241. Either way, we've crushed the previous record for this event's size and easily surpassed the cap.
We'll have the official number, along with the breakdown of the prize pool as soon as it's available to us.
A grinning Fabio Scaglione - whose name, to the childish and untutored English-speaking mind sounds like the best dessert ever - had got the last of his chips in with
on the turn of a 
by the time we arrived at the table. A disgusted Marco Leonzio was attempting to muck, but it was pointed out to him that there was still a card to come and he turned his 
over.River:
Nope.
Scaglione duly doubled to 53,000.
Toth:
Scaglione:
You can probably figure out the rest of this story from the context. The flop was a very ugly
, giving Scaglioni the crushing set and leaving Toth in a bad way. The on fourth street opened up a little crack in the door, but Toth was not a believer. He was already packed up and halfway to the door by the time the blank 
hit the river.That's another EPT down in gut-wrenching fashion for Toth.
