Love small mom n pop restaurants in San Remo, Italy. Quality amazing & they wont even give u menu just "tell me... what do u like to eat?"October 06 2012
Yesterday the first elimination of Day 1a occurred just 15 minutes into play. Today it took 11 minutes. It happened when Andrii Nadieliaiev and Andrey Zaichenko each put in 4,750 preflop and saw a flop of .
Zaichenko bet 5,000, Nadieliaiev called, and the dealer burned and turned the . Zaichenko bet again, this time 6,000, and again Nadieliaiev called. When the peeled off on the river, Zaichenko moved all in for his last 14,300 and Nadieliaiev snap-called. Zaichenko revealed , but it was no good against the of Nadieliaiev.
The cards are in the air here at the Casino Sanremo for Day 1b action of the Main Event. We've already seen the likes of Liv Boeree, Daniel Negreanu and Dario Minieri making their way to their seats, so we expect today is going to be a very entertaining one.
Welcome back to the beautiful Italian Riviera for Day 1b of the Season 9 PokerStars.com European Poker Tour Sanremo Main Event. Day 1a is already in the books, and leading the way is the local player Erion Islamay with 162,300 in chips. A total of 320 players entered the tournament yesterday, but only 172 of those will join the survivors of today's field and come back for Day 2.
Among those to return to the felt on Sunday are five Team PokerStars Pros including the recent WSOP Europe Main Event final table player Jason Mercier; Leo Fernandez who came out victorious at the LAPT Panama just a week ago as well as Ana Marquez, Jude Ainsworth and Victor Ramdin. Joining them is Team Online’s Mickey Petersen.
A whole list of notables have already registered for Day 1b of the Main Event featuring Torsten Brinkmann, Fatima Moreira de Melo, Daniel Negreanu, Johnny Lodden, Andre Akkari, Dario Minieri, Alex Kravchenko, Salvatore Bonavena, the 2010 EPT Sanremo winner Liv Boeree, and the defending champ Andrey Pateychuk.
There's gonna be a lot of action going on at the Casino Sanremo so be sure to stay tuned for all the latest from Day 1b.
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. Zaichenko bet again, this time 6,000, and again Nadieliaiev called. When the 
peeled off on the river, Zaichenko moved all in for his last 14,300 and Nadieliaiev snap-called. Zaichenko revealed 
, but it was no good against the 
of Nadieliaiev.
