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
Filter
Level: 12
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 200
flop and Sarwer checked. Pietrapertosa bet 15,000 and Sarwer stared him down for a long time before making the call.Both players checked the
turn and come the 
turn Sarwer bet out 16,200. Pietrapertosa called and Sarwer flipped 
- but Pietrapertosa turned over 
for a rivered straight and took the pot. Sarwer shook his head slowly. "Sorry," said Pietrapertosa.Sarwer is left with around 100,000.
flop, Pagano checked. Vittorio Fiume bet 15,000 and the short-stacked Pagano gave it some thought before folding with a sigh.He's down to 30,000 after that.
Shariar:
Ramon Demon Cserei:
Board:
, the board was raggy, and we just caught a glimpse of a 
in Mercier's possession before the dealer swept his cards into the muck.Mercier's on 130,000 after that.
and got flatted by . The flop was 
and Boeree bet 7,500 with about 22,000 behind quickly calling against her opponent's push and then making a straight by the river to get up to 60,000.Highly amusing.
when Wigg called a river bet from Damien Rony. Rony could only show queen-high, and Wigg stacked the pot without a word.---
Roy Winston is doing even better than that. We walked up to his table to see a board of
and more than 55,000 chips in the pot. Rainer Meyer had checked on fifth street, and Winston fired 37,000 as his wife kept a close eye on things from the rail. Meyer would tank for at least four or five minutes, clearly debating a tough decision. Finally, and reluctantly, he slid his cards into the muck."Two kings," said Winston as he dragged the pot towards him. Meyer seemed unconvinced. We're not sure whether or not we believe him either, but the fact that he has about 155,000 chips is undebatable.
Winston's bride came over and gave him quite the tableside kiss before whooshing back into the sea of spectators. "She shows up, I always get lucky," Roy added.
We love a good double entendre too.
and finding herself up against the 
of a player who appears to have mislaid his ID card.Board:
