button in Safari
. He was called down by an unknown player on the button, said player tabling the crushing 
.The board ran
, and the shark has been harpooned outta here.
2010 PokerStars.com EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo
High Roller
Day: 1
Event Info
2010 PokerStars.com EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
€25,000
Prize Pool
€2,825,000
Total Entries
113
Level
24
Blinds
20,000 / 40,000
Ante
0
Players Left 1 / 113
Filter
. He was called down by an unknown player on the button, said player tabling the crushing .The board ran
, and the shark has been harpooned outta here.
It came
, and the action checked around. The 
on the turn drew two more checks to Stelmak, and he slid out a delayed continuation bet of 8,500. Duthie called quickly while the third man ducked out, and it was heads up to the 
river. Duthie checked again, and Stelmak took just a minute to think. He looked like he wanted to bet, but he eventually just smirked and checked behind.Duthie tabled
, and Stelmak flipped over the winning 
to take the pot and move his way up to about 75,000.
Negreanu and Kaiser checked the
flop, as well as the turn, and the river. Reynolds takes the pot with
.
Also relegated to the rail in the last orbit were Barry Greenstein and EPT-side-event-doer-of-good-thing Martin Kabrhel.
Woodward:
Peat:
The board ran out
and Woodward found the double up. He now sits around 65,000.
, Luke Schwartz checked and Harry Kaczka bet 8,600. Schwartz bumped it up to 22,000 and Kaczka moved all in. Schwartz muttered, "I can't fold," and pushed his chips in the middle. Kaczka:
Schwartz:
The river brought the
and the chips were shipped to Schwartz.
Ms. Boeree, your daughter is doing just fine. She's working with about 84,000 chips, and she's recently been moved to a table with Tony G and Viktor Blom. Our sincere apologies for neglecting your lovely child.
This also gives us a great excuse to put a photo of Liv in the blog, so here you go.
Level: 6
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 50
1st: €1,000,000
2nd: €625,000
3rd: €375,000
4th: €275,000
5th: €200,000
6th: €150,000
7th" €115,000
8th: €85,000
With the numbers fixed firmly in their sights, the remaining 85 players are hard at work for the push towards Day 2.
Viktor Blom - 178,000
Dario Minieri - 146,000
Antoine Saout - 141,000
William Thorson - 128,000
Jeff Sarwer - 106,000
Have-Nots
Gus Hansen - 29,000
Barry Greenstein - 26,000
ElkY - 26,000
Phil Laak - 16,500
William Reynolds - 8,000
The average stack is right around 70,000 now.
