Gomes:
Bidinger:
Now concentrate! Here comes the outdraw bit.
Board:
Gomes doubled to 55,000, while Bidinger looked unhappy but remained a big stack on 120,000.
2010 PokerStars.com EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo
Main Event
Day: 1b
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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Gomes:
Bidinger:
Now concentrate! Here comes the outdraw bit.
Board:
Gomes doubled to 55,000, while Bidinger looked unhappy but remained a big stack on 120,000.
Weisner opened for 1,350 with
and Bergeron called in the big blind to see a 
flop with two spades on it. Bergeron check-called 2,650 from Weisner, and then bet out 3,500 on the 
turn. Come the 
river Bergeron bet out a further 7,225 with just 21,000 back, and then called the extra 10,000 that Weisner raised. He turned over which was not good enough to beat Weisner's straight, and was down to two pair.Next hand he shoved with pocket deuces to a raise, and found the raiser holding pocket tens. That was the end of that.
"He's so mad at me," said Weisner of Bergeron, "He's like never going to talk to me again."
. Monfils bet out 4,000, and Baioumi raised to 9,000. Gael called. After the 
on the turn, both players checked. It was check-check again after the 
river. Monfils tabled 
, but his king was no good when Baioumi turned up 
. Monfils is getting short, while Baioumi is up to 130,000.
Cada:
Cepon:
Board:
Cada, "I wanted it to look I wasn't getting 2-1 on your shove."
The WSOP champion moves up to 137,000.
Van Til:
Big Blind Gentleman: a rather esoteric
Board:
With that, the flame-haired Dutchman is up to 115,000.
Baron pushed with
from late position for about 11,000 and was quickly called behind him by Nicolas Levi who was holding .But the board came
and Baron, who had been standing up ready to leave as the dealer dealt the flop, sat back down.--
From this we conclude that the Team PokerStars Pro is no longer in the running for this Main Event.
[EDIT]
...And now we know how it happened. Thanks, Homer!
James Mitchell raised preflop with pocket kings and Naujoks flatted with queens. They saw a
flop and naujoks checked. Mitchell bet 2,400, Naujoks raised to 6,000 with 14,000 behind, Mitchell shoved and after tanking for many minutes, Naujoks called all in. No further queens hit the felt, and Naujoks hit the massage table at the back of the room."She nit-rolled me," Mitchell complained. "Imagine if I'd had jacks."
- Player 1 raised.
- Melanie Weisner called.
- Player 2 reraised.
- Player 1 shoved.
- Weisner reshoved.
- Player 2 eventually folded.
So either way, on their backs.
Player 1:
Wesiner:
Board:
Player 1 busted, and Weisner moved on up to 65,000. Player 2 banged the table and claimed he'd folded kings. Everyone laughed.
flop. All four players checked to a free turn card, the 
. With the flush completed, Reiman bet out 5,400. Only Levi made the call. The river was the , putting four hearts and a possible full house on the board. Reiman checked, and Levi bet 14,000. Ty didn't look happy about it, but he called. He looked even less happy when he saw that with the case sixes, Levi had rivered quads. The hand pushed Levi over 80,000 and dropped Reiman to 23,000.
The rules are that that two of them pick a player for third until they all have one each at a table. Then they stay at that table until one of 'their' players wins a pot and if it is your player, you win €100. However, they've also included 'mad' bonuses.
If your player busts: €500 given each to the other two.
If your player eliminates someone: You receive €1,000 from each of the other two.
If your player open folds the button: €250 given to each of the other two.
If your player 3-bet folds: €200 given to each of the other two.
If your player cold 4-bets: You receive €500 from the other two.
So far, Jake Cody is the one slightly ahead here.
