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Seat 2: Dominykas Karmazinas - 1,100,000
Seat 3: Matt Perrins - 1,746,000
Seat 4: Herve Costa - 715,000
Seat 5: Josef Klinger - 1,561,000
Seat 6: Kevin Eyster - 937,000
Seat 7: Aleh Plauski - 1,833,000
Seat 8: Roger Hairabedian - 1,424,000
2010 PokerStars.com EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo
Main Event
Day: 4
Event Info
2010 PokerStars.com EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
€10,000
Total Entries
848
Level
31
Blinds
80,000 / 160,000
Ante
20,000
Players Left 1 / 848
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Seat 2: Dominykas Karmazinas - 1,100,000
Seat 3: Matt Perrins - 1,746,000
Seat 4: Herve Costa - 715,000
Seat 5: Josef Klinger - 1,561,000
Seat 6: Kevin Eyster - 937,000
Seat 7: Aleh Plauski - 1,833,000
Seat 8: Roger Hairabedian - 1,424,000
all the money went in between Jean Francois Talbot's 
and Nicolas Chouity's 
. Talbot needed the case ace to survive but the board came with running 
and 
to leave us with just two tables remaining.
held against 
on a 
board.Karmazinas is back over 1 million and Eyster, the chip leader at the start of the day now to just 750,000.
but ran into Andrew Chen's 
.The board never gave Schulman much hope when it came
.Chen looks to be up to about 1.7 million. Not bad considering he had just 15,000 at 5,000/10,000 yesterday.
flop in a raised pot before all the chips went in. Hairabedian bet out 420,000 and a shaky-handed Chen announced all in for just 55,000 more; Hairabedian naturally called and they revealed their hands.Chen: that classic shaky-hand-maker
Hairabedian:
for a flush drawTurn:
River:
An incredibly relieved Chen doubled to 1.2 million while a dissatisfied Hairabedian dropped to 1.6 million.
where Matt Perrins saw his 85,000 bet check-raised to 260,000 by Josef Klinger.Perrins made the call before Klinger check once more on the
turn. Perrins fired out 210,000 this time and Klinger called this time with the pot now over a million.On the
river Klinger led out for 500,000 with just 340,000 behind and Perrins tanked for several minutes. With a frustrated look down at his chips, the young Englishman mucked his hand to send the massive pot to his opponent.
Jelassi:
Talbot:
"All diamonds please," requested Talbot. "Straight flush," replied Jelassi.
Neither got what they wanted on the
flop but Jelassi looked happy enough with the turn. But a fatal sent the pot to Talbot and Jelassi was left to make the long lonely walk to the rail.
McCorkell's stack was a total of 1,525,000 which represented over half of Eyster's own stack but the American made the call.
McCorkell:
Eyster:
The board came
meaning that McCorkell is now the new chip leader.
