Kravchenko:
Alexiou:
Board:
Close but no cigar for the Russian, and he shook his assassin's hand and headed for the cash desk.
2010 PokerStars.net EPT Snowfest
2010 EPT Snowfest Main Event
Day: 3
Event Info
2010 PokerStars.net EPT Snowfest
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
€3,500
Entries
546
Level
30
Blinds
60,000 / 120,000
Ante
0
Players Left 1 / 546
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Kravchenko:
Alexiou:
Board:
Close but no cigar for the Russian, and he shook his assassin's hand and headed for the cash desk.
He went into the tank, visibly fristrated. He said, "Any other player, I call. I fold
." Wintersberger allowed Donev to peek at his cards and after doing so, he stormed away from the table in disgust. The dealer flipped over Wintersberger's holdings, revealing 
.Wintersberger is around 200,000 while Donev is at 170,000.
, and Spielmann was working with 
on the other side.The dealer ran out a board of
, good enough to make Besalduch the winning full house. Spielmann headed to the payout desk, but his exit was a bit premature. The table had to call him back over when the dealer gave him a rather unimpressive 2,000 in change.Spielmann was shocked at the good news, and he returned to commit his final 1,500 chips to the next pot. It was three-way action, and the flop brought
. Konstantinos Alexiou called a bet of 16,000 from Lex Veldhuis, but he would surrender to a second bet when the hit fourth street. That was the end of the betting, and it was time to see if Spielmann could earn his first little double back.Veldhuis turned up
for two pair, and the all-in player was drawing live to four outs with 
. The river was a brick though, the , and Spielmann can finally head to the cashier to collect his prize money.
Buissink:
Waterman:
Board:
Buissink doubled to around 150,000 while Waterman was left with just 20,000. "I folded ace-jack," said Bech with regret.
Pasqualini: all in with
in late positionAdams:
in the big blindBoard:
It took everyone a second to work it out, but Pasqualini took the pot with two pair and doubled to around 300,000. The hapless Adams was left with 95,000.
The rest of the table folded and the hands were revealed to be
for Alexiou and for Melikian.The board ran out
, ending Melikian's tournament. Alexiou is up to 330,000.
Heads up, the flop came down
. Donev knocked the table, and Wintersberger made a bet of 16,000. An all-in check-raise came instantly from Donev, and the call even quicker from Wintersberger, all in for his final 155,500 chips.Showdown
Donev:
(flush draw)Wintersberger:
(trips)"Come on, diamond?" Donev half-asked. The turn wasn't exactly what he was looking for. The case
peeled off the deck, ending the drama right there.Wintersberger's quads earn him a big double up to about 340,000, dropping Donev down to just 95,000.
Level: 18
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 500
