Main Event
Day 3 Started
Main Event
Day 3 Started
Here is how the 99 players will line-up. Please note that not all tables are being played eight-handed, some will start seven handed hence the "missing" seats in some tables.
Table | Seat | Name | Chips |
---|---|---|---|
Table 1 | 1 | Balazs Botand | 646,000 |
2 | [Removed:172] | 102,900 | |
3 | Marco Ruggeri | 147,300 | |
4 | Mario Picheler | 214,000 | |
5 | Andrew Dean | 89,400 | |
6 | Anestis Pantazidis | 292,600 | |
7 | Marco Falanga | 179,400 | |
8 | Olivier Busquet | 351,100 | |
Table 2 | 1 | Gianmarco Di Tota | 107,700 |
2 | Piero Schiavulli | 180,300 | |
3 | Matt Kay | 231,900 | |
4 | Stefano Puccilli | 113,500 | |
5 | Andrey Gulyy | 175,300 | |
6 | Marco Della Monica | 200,000 | |
7 | Friedrich Raz | 147,600 | |
8 | Maurizio Coppola | 58,800 | |
Table 3 | 1 | Tobias Reinkemeier | 131,000 |
2 | Martin Finger | 131,000 | |
3 | Massimo Mosele | 174,000 | |
4 | Giuseppe Biancoviso | 160,400 | |
5 | Ivo Donev | 317,500 | |
6 | Fabrizio Leonardi | 273,200 | |
7 | Ramin Hajiyev | 148,000 | |
8 | Jose Manuel Nadal Sordo | 237,400 | |
Table 4 | 1 | Andreas Fluri | 50,900 |
2 | Aurelin Chemli | 115,600 | |
3 | Grigorij Orlov | 117,100 | |
4 | Benas Molis | 152,800 | |
5 | Piero Federici | 113,800 | |
6 | Davide Andreoni | 177,100 | |
7 | Jannick Wrang | 225,100 | |
8 | Antonio Buonanno | 214,600 | |
Table 5 | 1 | Robin Vlitalo | 286,400 |
2 | Massimiliano Bellon Bellucci | 364,00 | |
3 | Koen De Visscher | 85,600 | |
4 | Nick Yunis | 99,400 | |
5 | Thomas Butzhammer | 48,200 | |
6 | Pasquale Vinci | 105,200 | |
7 | Bryan Piccioli | 101,500 | |
8 | Daniele Mazzia | 115,900 | |
Table 6 | 1 | Carla Solinas | 112,800 |
2 | Giovanni Manini | 220,600 | |
3 | Ronny Kaiser | 506,500 | |
4 | Michael Ruane | 160,000 | |
5 | Juri Pietroboni | 177,100 | |
6 | Cristiano Viali | 109,200 | |
7 | Stefan Czischke | 109,300 | |
8 | Liv Boeree | 300,900 | |
Table 7 | 1 | Adrian Veghinas | 236,400 |
2 | Alexander Khizhnyak | 174,200 | |
3 | Tillmann Raschke | 160,100 | |
4 | Carmelo Carlo Graziano | 62,900 | |
5 | Carlos Lauro Mora Alvarez | 149,200 | |
6 | Armin Zoike | 139,700 | |
7 | Ralph Kalman | 185,700 | |
8 | David Vamplew | 412,900 | |
Table 8 | 1 | Jose Severino | 245,100 |
2 | Luca Antinori | 140,400 | |
3 | Aubin Cazals | 114,100 | |
4 | Fabrice Soulier | 120,500 | |
5 | Raoul Refos | 27,700 | |
6 | Simeon Kuberov Naydenov | 246,500 | |
7 | Yuri Kerzhapkin | 184,500 | |
8 | Candido Goncalves | 140,100 | |
Table 9 | 2 | Teresio Ciancanelli | 95,100 |
3 | Nicolas Chouity | 257,000 | |
4 | Jean-Philippe Rohr | 178,000 | |
5 | Alessandro Minasi | 158,900 | |
6 | Stefano Demontis | 382,400 | |
7 | Alexander Andermatt | 436,000 | |
8 | Ivan Skobolov | 211,000 | |
Table 10 | 1 | Todd Terry | 117,500 |
2 | Marco Pistilli | 107,000 | |
3 | Salvatore Pengue | 78,100 | |
5 | Salvatore Tayfeh | 211,200 | |
6 | Roberto Romanello | 331,000 | |
7 | Ruper Elder | 161,600 | |
8 | Salvatore Donato | 120,900 | |
Table 11 | 1 | Giorgio Bernasconi | 107,400 |
2 | Primoz Adamie | 307,000 | |
3 | Andrey Demidov | 95,000 | |
4 | Marco Fabbrini | 137,100 | |
5 | Panagiotis Gavriulidis | 180,000 | |
6 | Alessandro Speranza | 132,300 | |
8 | Luca Cavechhi | 54,600 | |
Table 12 | 1 | Sergio Castelluccio | 91,800 |
2 | Mario Nagel | 146,200 | |
3 | Atanas Gueorguiev | 155,600 | |
4 | Valerio Parodo | 140,400 | |
5 | Daniel Erlandsson | 53,300 | |
6 | Mihai Manole | 101,800 | |
7 | Antonio Valenti | 93,500 | |
Table 13 | 1 | Nicola Chiarinelli | 170,000 |
2 | Andrea Benelli | 122,400 | |
3 | Per Linde | 199,600 | |
4 | Bertrand "ElkY" Grospellier | 113,500 | |
5 | Michele Ugolini | 54,300 | |
7 | Walter Blattler | 48,100 | |
8 | Carlo Savinelli | 59,500 |
Just 99 players remain going into Day 3 of the first ever EPT Campione with Hungarian Balazs Botand leading the field with 646,000. After the PokerStars party last night (on a boat!) the players are dragging their weary heads back to the casino for today's 2pm (CET) start.
We'll be playing down to the final 24 players (three tables) no matter what, while there's also the bubble to deal with. The last 88 players are getting paid which means that 11 people will be coming and then going with nothing to show for it.
Two PokerStars Pros remain, both former EPT winners, in Bertrand "ElkY" Grospellier and Liv Boeree, while Ronny Kaiser, Martin Finger, David Vamplew, Rupert Elder and Roberto Romanello are also former champions looking for that second title.
Can any of them do it? Tune in here to find out...
Level: 15
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 400
Raoul Refos is the first player out today, he was all in with from late position against Simeon Naydenov's but the board came and the last Dutch player was out.
Player | Chips | Progress |
---|---|---|
Simeon Naydenov | 275,000 | 28,500 |
Raoul Refos | Busted |
David Vamplew has dropped about 80,000 in the very first hand, paying off a 45,000 bet on the river of a board only to muck when Carlos Lauro Mora Alvarez showed him .
Player | Chips | Progress |
---|---|---|
David Vamplew
|
330,000 | -82,900 |
Carlos Mora | 230,000 | 80,800 |
Balazs Botond has been drawn in the same seat as yesterday, and started right where he left off. It might be his lucky seat.
He raised to 6,500 from the cut-off and called when Marco Ruggeri three-bet to 15,500 from the small blind. The flop came down and Ruggeri continued for 16,000.
Botond put in a chunky raise to 55,000, effectively committing himself to the pot as it was more than half of what the Italian had behind. Ruggeri shoved with and Botond snap called with for the open ended straight draw with back-door flush possibilities.
The Hungarian got instant service on the turn before the board ended with the .
Has a five day EPT ever been won on day three before?
Player | Chips | Progress |
---|---|---|
Balazs Botond | 750,000 | 104,000 |
Marco Ruggeri | Busted |
We joined the action just as Cristiano Viali had got the preflop betting round underway with a raise to 7,000 from the hijack seat. The cutoff folded but Team PokerStars Pro Liv Boeree made the call on the button. Next to act was Carla Solinas in the small blind and she stuck in a raise to what looked like 27,000 but we did not have chance to count the amount properly because both of her opponents quickly folded.
From the small blind David Vamplew opened with a raise to 6,000 and Andrea Veghinas called from the big blind. The pair shared a flop reading . Vamplew checked and Veghinas checked behind. Vamplew then checked the arrival of the on the turn but Veghinas did not check behind on this occasion, instead he bet 11,500 and Vamplew instantly folded.
Day 1 chip leader Davide Andreoni is one of the short stacks, he snap-called Benas Molis' all in on the turn of a board with but Molis held for a set and it was good after the river.
Can Andreoni scrape into the money?
Player | Chips | Progress |
---|---|---|
Benas Molis | 300,000 | 147,200 |
Davide Andreoni
|
30,000 | -147,100 |