A late position raised to 2,400 and the cutoff made the call before Baron moved all-in from the button for 21,000. This managed to scare off everyone.
2010 PokerStars.com EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo
Main Event
Day: 1b
Players Left 1 / 848
Filter
A late position raised to 2,400 and the cutoff made the call before Baron moved all-in from the button for 21,000. This managed to scare off everyone.
That's going to buy them a lot of cheeseburgers, even in Monte Carlo.
We'll be publishing full details of the payouts as soon as we get our paws on them.


, and the big blind checked, then instantly called Medic's 4,100 bet. The big blind again checked the
on the turn. Medic bet 7,000, and the big blind moved all in for less than 10,000 more. Medic couldn't call fast enough, turning up his cards so fast the dealer questioned whether he'd said call first or not. But no one disputed that he'd called with 
for the turned top set. The big blind showed 
for bottom pair with a gutshot. The river was the
, eliminating the big blind and building Medic's stack to 93,000. "Nice blind defense there," needled another player as the big blind gathered his things.
, Liv Boeree fired a bet of 4,000 when it was checked to her. Her opponent called before both players checked the
turn.On the
river, it was checked to her again and she moved all-in for about 13,600 resulting in an instant muck from the other player.Boeree is back up to about 33,000.
board. Both players checked, and they proceeded to the river.The river came down the
and Veldhuis' opponent bet out 11,000. Veldhuis threw his last 15,800 in by way of an all-in raise; his opponent naturally called and then was horrified.Opponent Gentleman:
Veldhuis:
Veldhuis remained expressionless as he doubled to 50,000.
Kitai:
Mr. Shortie:
Board:
Kitai was on 63,000 after that hiccup.
Level: 9
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 100
"I just flopped quads against Kings but he played it very well, he knew I was strong and managed to fold on the river. I still got 20,000 out of it though."