2010 PokerStars.com EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo
Main Event
Day: 5
Event Info
2010 PokerStars.com EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
€10,000
Entries
848
Level
31
Blinds
80,000 / 160,000
Ante
20,000
Players Left 1 / 848
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Klinger though did not fold, but instead 4-bet the hand making it 1.2 million getting the chip leader to release his hand.
Flop:
Klinger checked, and then called a 700,000 bet from Chouity. They saw a turn.
Turn:
Klinger checked again, and once more called the bet from Chouity, this time for 1,375,000.
River:
Klinger checked once more, and this time the bet from Chouity was all in to cover him. Klinger thought about it, but folded.
With that, Chouity moved up to 16,785,000, the most he's had all day - and he's had a lot all day. Klinger dropped back to 3.6 million, still good enough for second place in the chip counts.
Klinger:
Chen:
The board came a pretty unhelpful
and the young Canadian goes out in 5th."I didn't think he would be able to call with Kings," Chen was heard joking to Mike McDonald.
Costa was ahead.
Costa:
Chouity:
Board: an unequivocally pro-Chouity
Chouity's rail went wild, and we are now three-handed.
Karmazinas:
Chouity: really gambling with
Board:
Karmazinas doubled to over 3 million to the delight of the Lithuanian contingent at the rail, including one Mr. Tony G. Chouity however remains a massive chip leader as we head into the dinner break.
First he fired a bet in an unraised pot blind on blind against Dominykas Karmazinas on a
board to win one pot. Then he raised from the button and fired a flop bet of 300,000 on a 
board to push Josef Klinger off his hand.The two shorter stacks are getting pushed around early on.
Josef Klinger made it 380,000 from the button, but Nicolas Chouity made it 1.2 million to go from the small blind. Both big blind Dominykas Karmazinas and raiser Klinger folded, and Chouity once again took the pot.
By the by every hand that is won by Chouity is accompanied by raucous applause from his rail, and a chant of, "Oleeee, ole ole ole, Nicolaaaaaas, Nicolaaaaaaas!" It's like a Chouity party in here at the moment.
