2010 PokerStars.com EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo
Main Event
Day: 2
Level: 15
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 400
Shuffle Up & Deal! Again!
Shark Gets Bitten
Tuthill Drives Cao Downhill
The board read when we joined them. Tuthill had bet out 36,800 and Cao was considering his option. He considered for a very, very long time, and eventually he folded, leaving himself with 90,000.
"Showdown time," announced another player at the table. Said Tuthill, "I'd let you pick one, but they're both the same." He raked in the pot as Neil Channing returned to the table after a little wander. "I was young when that pot started," he said. Must have been a long, long time ago.
Levi Folds, Drops, Does Not Commit to Information Swap
As he raked in the pot, Levi's opponent offered to tell him what he'd had if Levi told him what he'd had in an earlier hand. "Maybe," was Levi's totally noncommittal reply.
Kelopuro Continues On
Scott Gets Got
"What a waste of time that was," he sighed as he headed for the door.
Wheeler Busts, But It's Tuthill in Need of an Ambulance
Brent Wheeler had raised and Paul Berende had called behind before Tuthill reraised out of the big blind. Wheeler pushed for not much more than the three-bet, Berende passed, and Tuthill called.
Wheeler:
Tuthill:
Board:
Hence the shouting and such. Wheeler is no more, just a little outside the money, and the excitable Tuthill, though still stacking when we left, seems to have a pretty healthy stack there.
See Ya Later Katja Thater
She was all-in preflop with for around 70,000 against but the board came to eliminate her.
Thater looked slightly stunned for a moment, before exiting to the rail, just 10 players from the bubble and having played poker for nearly two days to leave with nothing.