2010 PokerStars.it EPT San Remo
Main Event
Day: 2
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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This was what alerted us to the fact that Thang Duc Nguyen was super-happy about Filippo Bisceglia getting his last in with
on an 
flop. Duc had him covered and furthermore drawing extremely slim against his own 
for top set.Turn:
leaving Bisceglia drawing deadRiver:
and was called by Richard Lyndaker holding 
.Board:
Diep shouted, "YESSS!!!" and ran from the table, narrowly missing your blogger in his excitement. He returned to a 210,000 stack, while Lyndaker was crippled to 23,000.
It looked as though Frank Stumpf had led out for around 30,000 on the turn of a
board but Carron moved all-in for an additional 50,000 on top. Stumpf did the traditional sigh-call and flipped 
but found Carron had the farm, and then some flipping 
for the straight with a straight flush redraw.The river was the
and Carron made his straight flush and doubled up. Stumpf was left with just 50,000.
An opponent in early position came in raising, and Sarwer put in the lone call out of the big blind. The flop came down
, and Sarwer knocked the table. When the raiser continued out with a bet of 6,000, Sarwer quickly announced, "Raise." He stacked out 16,600 chips, and his check-raise was good enough to take down the pot.The jovial Sarwer has worked his way back to about 145,000, trending upwards over the last few orbits.
when we strolled by to witness Urs Kohler betting into Liv Boeree. Boeree pushed, Kohler called, and once Boeree had turned over for a turned set Kohler mucked and paid up.Boeree is up to around 120,000, a little above average.
against Dan Shak's 
but then said, "Pffffff," when the board came down 
to send him home with nothing.
Foe showed a mere
, dominated by Agrello's . The flop 
did not help either player but the turn was the best card in the deck for Foe (without actually putting him ahead). The completed Foe's flush on the river, doubling him up to about 30,000 or so.
and Anton Wigg bet out 12,600; Ramzi Jelassi made it 40,000 to go. Wigg thought about it for a while before announcing all in and then let out the mother of all sighs when Jelassi immediately announced call.Jelassi: turned over
for a full house, trying really hard not to smileWigg: attempted to muck first, but had to show
for a flopped gutshot draw/nothingRamzi moved on up to 320,000 while Wigg was relegated to the rail. The EPT Copenhagen champion was grinning by the time he left and shook hands with his tournament assassin and fellow Swede. As he passed another table on his way out, he was heard telling a buddy, "Ah, I made a sick bluff." Indeed.
against Pagano's and failing to hit on a 
board.
