Main Event
Day 1b Completed
2010 PokerStars.it EPT San Remo
Main Event
Day: 1b
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2010 PokerStars.it EPT San Remo
Buy-in
€5,000
Prize Pool
€6,014,000
Entries
1,240
Level
34
Blinds
150,000 / 300,000
Ante
0
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Despite the 20+ hour bus ride for Barry Greenstein, "The Bear" busted right at the end of the day joining others on the rail that included Vitaly Lunkin, Joe Cada, Jake Cody and Vanessa Rousso.
Day 2 will start tomorrow once more from 12pm local time. There won't be a volcano but we are going to promise more eruptions of action!
Kling:
Sarwer:
Board:
Kling hit the rail just as the bagging and tagging began around her.
flop on which another player had moved all in. Blain called.Blain:
His opponent:
Turn:
for quadsRiver:
With that, Blain shifted into the chip lead on what looked like over 250,000. He had dropped a little by the end of play, but is still among the chip leaders on 211,800.
And now, the capper, he's been eliminated just as the day comes to a close. Greenstein got it in with king-queen, and he was looked up by an opponent with ace-nine. The flop brought the queen, but the river brought the ace, and the board of
board marked the end of the day for the Bear.
against the Italian's . But a 
board later and it was the Frenchman who had survived the shootout to double up.
but ran into and failed to spike the board.
It seems that Alexander Smolin raised in the cutoff and ElkY reraised from the small blind. Smolin called and they saw an
flop with two hearts on it. ElkY check-called around 4,500 and they saw a turn - it was the , which put a diamond flush draw on the board as well. Both players checked. The river was another
in neither hearts nor diamonds and ElkY bet out 14,000. Smolin called, but promptly mucked when ElkY turned over 
. Smolin is now short-stacked and scowling. ElkY meanwhile is firmly in the lead on over 200,000.
Flop:
Seden bet out 10,500 and McCorkell quietly called, leading them necessarily to a turn.
Turn:
Now Seden checked and it was McCorkell's turn to bet - he pushed 16,700 across the line. Seden flatted and they went to the river.
River:
Seden checked again and McCorkell asked how much Seden had left. Answer = 65,000. Eventually McCorkell checked behind and flipped
. Presumably Seden couldn't beat it as he mucked, and McCorkell moved up to a commanding 170,000.