flop to Emanuele Rugini, who bet 155,000. Chouity then check-raised to 400,000, though, and Rugini gave up the pot.
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
Entries
848
Level
31
Blinds
80,000 / 160,000
Ante
20,000
Players Left 1 / 848
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flop to Emanuele Rugini, who bet 155,000. Chouity then check-raised to 400,000, though, and Rugini gave up the pot.
flop. Kelopuro check-called another 355,000 from Chouity, and they proceeded with 1.4 million in the pot.Both players checked the
turn and then Kelopuro bet out 575,000 on the 
river. Chouity called, and they revealed their cards.Kelopuro:
Chouity:
The 2,545,000 pot was shipped to Chouity, who increased his chip-leading stack to 5.9 million. Kelopuro was left with 1 million.
Hairabedian counted out the stacks and thought for three or four minutes before making the call.
Hairabedian:
Eyster:
The board came
and today's chip leader was eliminated in 16th.
Both players checked the
flop and come the 
turn Iannone moved all in. Perrins called instantly, as he had a full house.Perrins:
Iannone: drawing dead with
River: a completely inconsequential
.Laurent Olive was moved into Iannone's former seat a few moments later.
rivering a straight against , it left Rugini short.The Italian was all-in preflop with
soon after against Andrew Chen's 
but couldn't spike on a 
board.13 remain
Olive:
Karmazinas:
Board:
No Olive branch leaves us with 12 remaining.
against Craig McCorkell's .Board:
Kelopuro was drawing dead by the turn, and hit the rail in 12th.
Perrins:
Costa:
The board came
and the crowd cheered. He still has less than a million though.
Perrins bet out 130,000 on the
flop and Klinger called before both players checked the turn. Perrins checked again on the river and now Klinger bet 350,000. Perrins counted out the call, studying Klinger's face for a reaction as he did so, but eventually folded.After the pot had been pushed over to Klinger, he claimed he'd had
offsuit. Perrins did not seem to believe him, and good-naturedly needled him about what else he might have had. "Pair of nines? Pair of jokers?"
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