2012 PokerStars.com EPT Sanremo

Ismael Bojang raised to 125,000 from the button and Artem Litvinov stuck around from the small blind.

A flop of was seen by the duo and Litvinov checked. Bojang continued for 135,000 and Litvinov called. The hit the turn and Litvinov check-called a bet of 205,000.

The hit the river and Litvinov led out for 385,000. Bojang contemplated for well over a minute before finally folding his cards.

On a flop of , Jason Lavallee checked and Angelo Recchia checked behind. The turn was the and Recchia fired 140,000. Lavallee slid out a raise to 300,000 and Recchia flat called.

The hit the river and Lavallee moved 575,000 into the center of the table. Recchia let go of his hand and Lavallee took the pot.

Adrian Piasecki opened for 120,000 from early position and was met with a three-bet to 280,000 by Jason Lavallee in the cutoff. The button and both blinds folded, Piasecki four-bet to 590,000, and Lavallee moved all in. Piasecki, who had 1.6 million behind, insta-folded.

Jason Tompkins opened to 125,000 from under the gun plus one. It folded to Jason Lavallee who three-bet to 300,000 only to have Ismael Bojang move all in for 835,000 from the button. It folded all of the way back to Lavallee who was getting the right price to make a call.

Lavallee:
Bonjang:

The board fell and Bojang was able to score a double up.

With 390,000 in the pot and a flop of , three players checked and the dealer burned and turned the . Micah Raskin, who had turned a wheel with , coyly checked from the small blind, and Ismael Bojang bet 130,000 under the gun with . Jason Tompkins then folded from the cutoff, and Raskin did a bad acting job before check-raising to 350,000. Bojang thought for about two minutes and then tosses his cards to the muck.

Adrian Piasecki opened for 100,000 under the gun holding and Jason Lavallee called from early position with . Angelo Recchia then called from the cutoff with , and Artem Litvinov flatted from the button with . Both blinds folded, and four players took a flop of .

Two checks put action on Recchia, and he put out a paltry bet of 180,000. Litvinov responded by moving all in for 1.04 million, and it proved enough to take down the pot as the rest of the players folded.

Ismael Bojang opened with a raise to 100,000 from under the gun and Angel Recchia three-bet to 260,000 from the next seat over. Artem Litvinov looked at his cards and moved all in with a four-bet over the top for 580,000. It folded back to Bojang who folded and Recchia called.

Recchia:
Litvinov:

The board fell and Litvinov's ace-queen was able to hold as the best hand, ensuring him a double up.