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Action folded to Jan Bendik in the cutoff seat and he raised to 36,000. On the button, Barny Boatman reraised all in for 203,000. Play folded back to Bendik and he gave it a minute of thought. In the end, he folded his hand and showed the 
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2011 PokerStars.it EPT San Remo
Main Event
Day: 4
Event Info
2011 PokerStars.it EPT San Remo
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
€4,600
Prize Pool
€3,734,694
Total Entries
837
Level
32
Blinds
80,000 / 160,000
Ante
20,000
Players Left 1 / 837
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Etienne Archambeaud raised from early position to 33,000 and action folded to 2011 World Series of Poker Europe Main Event Elio Fox in the big blind. He three-bet to 78,000. After a little bit, Archambeaud reraised all in for around 500,000 and Fox quickly folded.
Ayaz Manji had just 177,000 chips left when he shoved all in from middle position. Mustapha Kanit made the call in the small blind, and big blind Joseph Cheong said he was going to call if Kanit hadn't, flashed an ace, and folded.
Kanit tabled 
, and Manji said, "Nice hand." He was dominated, turning over a 
that needed to do some catching up.
The 
flop kept Kanit well in front, but the 
turn was the best miss in the deck for Manji. He now had the open-ender and the flush draw to try and chase down, but the river 
was a blank. Maji's days is done, and Kanit has just become the latest member of the Millionaires' Club. He's got about 1.1 million give or take.
Level: 22
Blinds: 8,000/16,000
Ante: 2,000
Level 21
: 6,000/12,000, 1,000 ante
The clock has run through Level 21, and the players are off for another 15-minute break. All 40 of them.
Team PokerStars Pro is down to just two members, Lex Veldhuis and Johnny Lodden. John Duthie has just hit the rail, falling at the hands of Christopher Williamsson.
From under the gun, Duthie raised all in for 174,000. Action folded to Williamsson in the cutoff seat and he reraised all in for 250,000. Everyone else folded and it was Duthie versus Williamsson.
Duthie claimed to only look at one card and flipped over the 
. Our guess is that he saw the first, unless he's a really sick individual. He was dominated against the 
for Williamsson.
No help came on the 
board and Duthie made his way from the tournament area.
From the hijack seat, Andreas Samuelsson raised to 25,000 before play folded to Jesus Cortes on the button. He three-bet to 75,000. Play folded back to Samuelsson and he reraised all in. Cortes had about 370,000 behind and tanked for a bit before calling it off. He did so dominated with the 
to Samuelsson's 
.
The flop, turn and river ran out 
and Cortes headed to the payout desk.
Under the gun, Alessio Isaia raised to 26,000, and Vanessa Selbst three-bet him to 62,000. Isaia called the raise, and he called a bet of 48,000 on the 
flop. The turn brought the big action as the cued another bet from Selbst -- 128,000 this time. Isaia stuck in a raise to 350,000, just about how much Selbst had left. She tanked for a long time before making committing the rest with 
. Isaia wasn't light; he tabled to leave Selbst dead to the four tens in the deck.
The river was the 
, though, and that's the end of the road for Selbst, falling out with about 40 players left.
Level 21
: 6,000/12,000, 1,000 ante
Two hands ago, we watched Joseph Cheong putting out a preflop reraise to 68,000 in early position. We couldn't tell what the opening action was, but we did see Ayaz Manji shoved all in for 229,000 over the top. Cheong thought it over long and hard before surrendering, and Manji was visibly upset that he didn't get action. "You want to see it?" he asked Cheong.
"I don't care," came the reply, and Manji left his cards face-down.
"If you said you want to see, I would have showed you."
A keen observer throughout the hand, Barny Boatman smirked to Cheong and told him, "It's not his hand I'm curious about."
One hand later, Cheong opened to 26,000, and Sergey Tikhonov three-bet to 57,000. He had 340,000 chips left behind, and Cheong four-bet shoved to put the pressure on him for the full stack. After a couple minutes, Tikhonov decided to surrender.
