Suppering on the Med
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With that familiar EPT break music in their heads, the players have been sent off for their 90-minute dinner break. We'll be back at approximately 8:20 p.m. to play another three levels of poker.
2010 PokerStars.com EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo
Main Event
Day: 1a
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2010 PokerStars.com EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo
Buy-in
€10,000
Entries
848
Level
31
Blinds
80,000 / 160,000
Ante
20,000
With that familiar EPT break music in their heads, the players have been sent off for their 90-minute dinner break. We'll be back at approximately 8:20 p.m. to play another three levels of poker.
Roland Takes One Before Dinner
On a flop reading
, the big blind checked, giving De Wolfe the chance to bet 1,500. The other opponent folded and the big blind made the call. The two checked the
turn.When the
fell on the river, it was checked to Roland De Wolfe, who fired out a bet of 3,000. His opponent made the call and De Wolfe flipped over 
to take the pot.
Life's a Beach for Sands
flop. His opponent Jens Kyllonen check-folded with a wry smile.Sands is up to 122,000.
Schleger Takes One
The flop came down
.The big blind made a bet of 2,500. Schleger made it 6,000. The button folded and the big blind, after thinking for a moment, also released his hand.
Bjor-in the Green
Bjorin fired 2,500 on the
flop, 6,000 on the 
turn and then 11,000 on the 
river.Kabrhel called the first two bets down but on the third he tanked and had the clock called on him.
The questions read like an interrogation as Kabrhel tried to get a read on the veteran Swede.
With just a few seconds left, Kabrhel made the call but mucked when he got shown
by Bjorin.
Assorted Chip Counts for Your Delectation
Dennis Phillips - 61,000
Jamie Roberts - 56,000
Andrei Vlasenko - 52,000
Phil Ivey - 51,000
Joao Barbosa - 50,000
Russell Carson - 45,000
Andrew Chen - 42,000
"Miami" John Cernuto - 34,000
Ben Roberts - 28,000
Mike "Timex McDonald - 28,000
Patrik Antonius - 25,500
Ricardo Sousa - 16,500
Amnon Filippi - 16,500
Alain Roy - up to an impressive-considering 11,000
Michael Tureniec - 11,000
Raymer Gets A Round Penalty
Eventually Raymer swore at the Ukrainian and one of the floorstaff gave Raymer the penalty for what he had said. His opponent though, managed to escape any punishment.
Gustavson Bets Hard, Takes It Easy
flop; it checked around to Mr. Late Position who bet 4,000. Back to Mr. Early Position, who called, and then back to Gustavson, who now check-raised to 40,000 to cover them both. One by one his opponents folded.Gustavson, his face almost on the felt owing to the extremely thorough massage he was receiving at the time, raked in the pot and was up to 70,000.
Luke-ing Better Than Before
flop from the small blind. The small blind made the call but then also called the 8,625 shove on the 
turn.Schwartz:
Button:
The river was the
and Schwartz gave the dealer a hug but then also dropped a €50 bill into the dealer's tray as well. Schwartz is back up to almost 30,000.
Dempsey Flushed Away
board, leaving Alexander Roumeliotis with a decision. He decided to push. Dempsey called all in, and they turned the cards over.Dempsey:
for an up-and-down straight drawRoumeliotis:
for top pairRiver:
Dempsey is in the metaphorical dumpster, while Roumeliotis is up to 120,000.