2010 PokerStars.it EPT San Remo
Main Event
Day: 2
How's It Going?
Peter Hedlund clearly plays much better when he's drinking - he's up to 290,000 and is in a super-happy mood now. He was singing last we checked on him.
Going Down
Canadian-born chess prodigy Jeff Sarwer will be going home to Poland (or more likely on to Monte Carlo) without another EPT cash - he is busto.
The Leibold and the Beautiful
Board: X
No Swan Song for Piper
Pagano in Danger, Eliminated
The flop came down , and Pagano check-called a bet of 12,000. On the turn, the drew another check from the Team PokerStars Pro, and Tamm fired another 26,000 chips at the pot. Pagano thought it over for a bit longer this time, but he once again made the flat call.
The last card off was the , and there would be no check from Pagano this time. He slid out 37,000 of his chips, committing just about half his remaining stack. That play sent Tamm into the think tank, and he looked a bit confused at Pagano's line.
"How much you have behind?" he asked.
Pagano moved his hands to reveal his ~40,000 remainder.
"Call," said Tamm rather quickly thereafter. Pagano sheepishly flipped up his airball , and Tamm's was easily good enough to take down the pot.
Luca was left with just those ten big blinds, and we've just heard that he no longer has those either. Mr. Pagano has since been eliminated.
Pagano - the Bitter End
Pagano:
Fiume:
Board:
And that was all she wrote for Mr. Top Of The EPT Leader Board.
Gross 5-bet
Chip Counts:
Alexander Roumeliotis -- 515,000
Steve "gboro780" Gross -- 560,000
Humberto Brenes -- 33,000
Chris Bjorin -- 72,000
Sebastian Ruthenberg -- 275,000
Dermot Blaine -- 450,000
Nick Schulman -- 240,000
Alessandro Gabriele -- 275,000
Nikita Nikolaev -- 410,000
Joe Serock -- 260,000
Dag Martin Mikkelsen -- 225,000
Peter Hedlund -- 320,000
Jude Ainsworth -- 120,000
Thang Duc Nguyen -- 320,000
Nacho Barbero -- 100,000
Erik Tamm -- 500,000
Paul Pires-Trigo -- 410,000
Isabelle Mercier -- 130,000
Liv Boeree -- 200,000
Almira Skripchenko -- 90,000
Count Von Count -- Seven, Seven Bats. Ah ah ah.
Recently Busted
- Team PokerStars Pro Humberto Brenes
Kim Back in the Game
It's been an awfully long day for the 2008 WSOP finalist, grinding his ten-big-blind stack for hours on end. Finally, the wait has paid off. Kim was lucky enough to pick up pocket aces when a covering stack shoved on him with king-queen. His aces doubled him back into contention, and the newfound chips have given Kim some room to open up his game.
A few small pots later, and he's up to 190,000 just like that.