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Title: EPT San Remo thread Post by: TightEnd on October 21, 2011, 10:04:03 AM EPT San Remo 1a begins at 2pm today
Poker has been running wild through Europe in October. After the European Poker Tour's successful stop in London, the circus moves on to Italy, where the EPT San Remo series kicks off with the €4,900 Main Event on Friday. Last season at San Remo, Rupert Elder bested a field of 988 players to claim his first EPT title and a top prize of €930,000. Elder defeated German pro Max Heinzelmann, who finished runner-up for the second straight EPT Main Event. Other former winners at San Remo include Constant Rijkenberg and Team PokerStars Pros Jason Mercier and Liv Boeree, who collected €1,250,000 for her title in 2010. This thread for news, nightly updates etc Good luck to dreenie, as per the staking thread on here...Rupert no doubt defending his title and all the other blondes who have decamped from Cannes across the border Title: Re: EPT San Remo thread Post by: TightEnd on October 22, 2011, 09:13:19 AM 239 of 359 made it through 1a
all chip counts in this thread www.pokerstarsblog.com top chip counts Massimiliano Forti Italy 161000 Gianluca Trebbi Italy 159600 Rocco Palumbo Italy 140000 Marco Traniello Italy 137700 Nikolay Tsanev Bulgaria 125000 Kevin MacPhee Canada PokerStars qualifier 99200 Gianluca Trebbi Italy 80000 Andrey Guily Russia PokerStars player 79000 Tyler Bonkowski Canada 73000 Per Linde Sweden 72700 Leading Brit Jon Spinks UK 66125 Other Brits Ben Jenkins UK 46500 Toby Lewis UK PokerStars qualifier 43000 Rupert Elder United Kingdom 42550 John Duthie UK Team PokerStars Pro 42000 Dean Sanders UK 38000 Mathew Frankland UK 31500 James Dempsey UK 18950 Title: Re: EPT San Remo thread Post by: TightEnd on October 23, 2011, 12:25:43 PM Day 1b of the 2011 PokerStars.it EPT San Remo Main Event concluded on Saturday. The second starting flight attracted 477 players, to grow the total field to 837, and generate a prize pool worth €3,734,694. Right around 200 players hit the rail and after the first eight levels of play, Day 1b was topped by Taylor Paur. He bagged up 188,200 in chips and will take the overall chip lead into Day 2. Brandon Cantu finished with 180,000 and is hot on his heels.
The tournament room was very alive all day long and plenty of notables were in the mix, as always. Team PokerStars Pro was very well represented with likes of Johnny Lodden, Vanessa Selbst, Fatima Moreira de Melo, Salvatore Bonavena, Sandra Naujoks, Matthias De Meulder and Eugene Katchalov. All of those stars have advanced to Day 2 as well their teammate, and former EPT San Remo champion, Liv Boeree. In April of 2010, Boeree captured this very title and the €1,250,000 first-place prize that went along with it. She's still ticking in the event and will be doing all she can on Sunday to make a second San Remo title become a reality. Other notable players surviving the day were Bryn Kenney, Melanie Weisner, Michael Benvenuti, Nick Yunis, McLean Karr, Ted Forrest and Anton Wigg. The newly crowned 2011 World Series of Poker Europe Main Event champion Elio Fox is also moving on. Those who are out of the running for this Main Event include Jamie Rosen, Shawn Buchanan, Jake Cody, Martins Adeniya, Eddy Sabat, Matt Waxman, Patrik Antonius and James Mitchell. the top 128 spots will be paid out. Just squeaking into the money will earn a player €7,000, but they're all gunning for the €800,000 top prize that will be handed to the winner Title: Re: EPT San Remo thread Post by: TightEnd on October 24, 2011, 10:29:50 AM End of Day 2
EPT San Remo, Level 15: blinds 1,500-3,000, ante 300 Players: 145 of 837 Average stack: 173,000 Player Country Status Chip Count Joseph Cheong USA 632000 Daniel Neilson Australia PokerStars player 584500 Mustapha Kanit Italy IPT Player of the Year 577000 William Thorson Sweden 508500 Sergey Tikhonov Russia 504500 Vanessa Selbst Canada Team PokerStars Pro 497000 Nick Yunis Chile 435500 Christopher McClung Canada 402000 Ondrej Vinklarek Czech Republic PokerStars player 396000 Jon Spinks UK 355000 Barny Boatman UK 300000 Sebastian Saffari UK PokerStars qualifier 278500 Sebastian Gohr UK 223500 John Duthie UK Team PokerStars Pro 147500 Toby Lewis UK PokerStars qualifier 122000 are the other Brits left The PokerStars European Poker Tour San Remo main event attracted 837 runners contributing to a large €3,734,694 prize pool. The winner not only wins €800,000, an EPT trophy and an exclusive Shamballa bracelet but the glory of joining a club of EPT winners that are willed on by the PokerStars Blog to become the first EPT champion to do the double. It's quite incredible given that this is the 74th EPT main event! 1. €800,000 2. €480,000 3. €285,000 4. €225,000 5. €170,000 6. €130,000 7. €95,000 8. €63,694 9-10: €45,000 11-12: €35,000 13-14: €27,000 15-16: €22,000 17-24: €19,000 25-32: €16,000 33-48: €14,000 49-64: €12,000 65-80: €10,000 81-104: €8,500 105-128: €7,000 Title: Re: EPT San Remo thread Post by: TightEnd on October 25, 2011, 11:04:51 AM 64 left going into Day 4
Christopher McClung Canada 1202000 Daniel Neilson Australia PokerStars player 853000 Angelo Tarallo Italy 840000 Joseph Cheong USA 833000 Alessio Isaia Italy 818000 Johnny Lodden Norway Team PokerStars Pro 793000 Javier Ferrero Spain 780000 Aleksandar Kostadinovic Serbia 763000 Lex Veldhuis Netherlands Team PokerStars Pro 687000 Elio Fox USA PokerStars qualifier 652000 Four remaining Brits Sebastian Saffari UK PokerStars qualifier 517000 Jon Spinks UK 414000 John Duthie UK Team PokerStars Pro 319000 Barny Boatman UK 292000 Title: Re: EPT San Remo thread Post by: TightEnd on October 26, 2011, 10:40:07 AM 24 left going into Day 5
good luck to Barny and Jon Spinks today EPT San Remo, Day 4 has ended Level 23: blinds 10,000-20,000, ante 2,000 Players: 24 of 837 Average stack: 1,046,000 Player Country Status Chip Count Chris McClung Canada 3148000 Daniel Neilson Australia PokerStars player 2011000 Mustapha Kanit Italy IPT Player of the Year 1761000 Alessio Isaia Italy 1524000 Kevin MacPhee USA PokerStars qualifier 1441000 Barny Boatman UK 1257000 Johnny Lodden Norway Team PokerStars Pro 1227000 Jan Bendik Slovakia 1211000 Andrey Pateychuk Russia 1200000 Dimitar Danchev Bulgaria 1196000 Gianluca Cedolia Italy 1084000 Andreas Samuelsson Sweden PokerStars qualifier 1070000 Yorane Kerignard France PokerStars qualifier 1018000 Lex Veldhuis Netherlands Team PokerStars Pro 877000 Cristiano Guerra Italy PokerStars qualifier 824000 Angelo Tarallo Italy 798000 Jon Spinks UK 788000 Rocco Palumbo Italy 594000 Patrick Gastaldi France 539000 Joni Mattila Finland 470000 Elio Fox USA PokerStars qualifier 377000 Mike McDonald Canada 292000 Daniele Vesco Italy 248000 Eli Bohbot Israel PokerStars qualifier 186000 Title: Re: EPT San Remo thread Post by: the sicilian on October 26, 2011, 11:47:13 AM 24 left going into Day 5 good luck to Barny and Jon Spinks today EPT San Remo, Day 4 has ended Level 23: blinds 10,000-20,000, ante 2,000 Players: 24 of 837 Average stack: 1,046,000 Player Country Status Chip Count Chris McClung Canada 3148000 Daniel Neilson Australia PokerStars player 2011000 Mustapha Kanit Italy IPT Player of the Year 1761000 Alessio Isaia Italy 1524000 Kevin MacPhee USA PokerStars qualifier 1441000 Barny Boatman UK 1257000 Johnny Lodden Norway Team PokerStars Pro 1227000 Jan Bendik Slovakia 1211000 Andrey Pateychuk Russia 1200000 Dimitar Danchev Bulgaria 1196000 Gianluca Cedolia Italy 1084000 Andreas Samuelsson Sweden PokerStars qualifier 1070000 Yorane Kerignard France PokerStars qualifier 1018000 Lex Veldhuis Netherlands Team PokerStars Pro 877000 Cristiano Guerra Italy PokerStars qualifier 824000 Angelo Tarallo Italy 798000 Jon Spinks UK 788000 Rocco Palumbo Italy 594000 Patrick Gastaldi France 539000 Joni Mattila Finland 470000 Elio Fox USA PokerStars qualifier 377000 Mike McDonald Canada 292000 Daniele Vesco Italy 248000 Eli Bohbot Israel PokerStars qualifier 186000 id like to see Barney take a big title..his a loon but for some reason i can't help liking him :) Title: Re: EPT San Remo thread Post by: BulldozerD on October 26, 2011, 12:24:50 PM Would like to see Jon do the business today
Title: Re: EPT San Remo thread Post by: outragous76 on October 26, 2011, 01:19:05 PM yeah hope Jon brings it home
I see Timex is still around! what a sicko Title: Re: EPT San Remo thread Post by: BulldozerD on October 26, 2011, 01:45:55 PM Would like to see Jon do the business today Oh dear sorry for the bokkageTitle: Re: EPT San Remo thread Post by: Dubai on October 26, 2011, 03:07:44 PM Go on BARNY!!!!!!!!!!
Title: Re: EPT San Remo thread Post by: tikay on October 26, 2011, 03:20:14 PM Go on BARNY!!!!!!!!!! Just a bit, it'd be wonderful if he could win this, or even nearly so. Title: Re: EPT San Remo thread Post by: claypole on October 26, 2011, 05:35:30 PM I'd just love Barny to do a win, just such a top top guy, really likeable and would just be brilliant for him....go on the old boys
Title: Re: EPT San Remo thread Post by: luckyblind on October 26, 2011, 07:44:52 PM I'd just love Barny to do a win, just such a top top guy, really likeable and would just be brilliant for him....go on the old boys Bit off calling guys younger than you old mate :) Title: Re: EPT San Remo thread Post by: ripple11 on October 26, 2011, 09:16:12 PM Go on BARNY!!!!!!!!!! Title: Re: EPT San Remo thread Post by: Marky147 on October 26, 2011, 10:43:04 PM I'd just love Barny to do a win, just such a top top guy, really likeable and would just be brilliant for him....go on the old boys Bit off calling guys younger than you old mate :) ;iagree; Title: Re: EPT San Remo thread Post by: TightEnd on October 27, 2011, 10:55:34 AM Final table line up
EPT San Remo, Day 5 has ended Level 27: blinds 25,000-50,000, ante 5,000 Players: 8 of 837 Average stack: 3,139,000 Player Country Status Chip Count Daniel Neilson Australia PokerStars player 6700000 Dimitar Danchev Bulgaria 4435000 Jan Bendik Slovakia 3980000 Andrey Pateychuk Russia 3105000 Barny Boatman UK 2490000 Yorane Kerignard France PokerStars qualifier 2145000 Rocco Palumbo Italy 1160000 Kevin MacPhee USA PokerStars qualifier 1115000 1. €800,000 2. €480,000 3. €285,000 4. €225,000 5. €170,000 6. €130,000 7. €95,000 8. €63,694 Good luck to Barny today Title: Re: EPT San Remo thread Post by: the sicilian on October 27, 2011, 11:00:33 AM Go Barny !...if ever someone deserved a bink its him
Title: Re: EPT San Remo thread Post by: ripple11 on October 27, 2011, 04:11:37 PM Down to 5...Barny the shortest stack Live video on PokerStars Title: Re: EPT San Remo thread Post by: outragous76 on October 27, 2011, 05:21:28 PM gg barney 33<qq
4th for 1/4 milly Title: Re: EPT San Remo thread Post by: ripple11 on October 27, 2011, 05:34:13 PM wp barny :)up lol he had a bit of a run in with Kevin MacPhee MacPhee on twitter : I fold 30 hands straight down to 530k then shove 9 bbs in the sb and @barnyboatman calls off with Q7s?!? Is this guy fucking retarded? ...and great response from http://twitter.com/#!/IanTurpie I've seen some retarded plays in my time, and folding 34 hands straight as the SS at an FT is right up there... Title: Re: EPT San Remo thread Post by: George2Loose on October 27, 2011, 05:47:24 PM wp barny :)up lol he had a bit of a run in with Kevin MacPhee MacPhee on twitter : I fold 30 hands straight down to 530k then shove 9 bbs in the sb and @barnyboatman calls off with Q7s?!? Is this guy fucking retarded? ...and great response from http://twitter.com/#!/IanTurpie I've seen some retarded plays in my time, and folding 34 hands straight as the SS at an FT is right up there... Kevin can obv play but seems like a really ridic bad loser. He said the same when called BoB by K9 suited on the UKIPT. You have to expect people's ranges to be wide open. Barney probs knows he's shoving any 2 (as evidenced by the fact he shows up with 6 high) so I think his Q7 call is fine although I wouldn't argue against a fold either Title: Re: EPT San Remo thread Post by: action man on October 27, 2011, 05:48:03 PM seems very c**tish from macphee the hand isnt bad at all, a little light but not terrible. I had a run in with him once on full tilt, we were 3 handed in a 20r and he accused me of collusion because i was avoiding him and playing pots vs the clown, hes just a dick full stop
Title: Re: EPT San Remo thread Post by: Dubai on October 27, 2011, 05:48:27 PM Drugs melt the brain
Title: Re: EPT San Remo thread Post by: TightEnd on October 27, 2011, 05:49:06 PM as the spectacularly pithy Jesse May said on Twitter, Macphee should both win and lose with a bit of class....
Title: Re: EPT San Remo thread Post by: Boba Fett on October 27, 2011, 07:11:45 PM seems very c**tish from macphee the hand isnt bad at all, a little light but not terrible. I had a run in with him once on full tilt, we were 3 handed in a 20r and he accused me of collusion because i was avoiding him and playing pots vs the clown, hes just a dick full stop I bought him a drink once and he didnt buy me one back!Title: Re: EPT San Remo thread Post by: Whollyflush on October 27, 2011, 07:24:05 PM wp barny :)up lol he had a bit of a run in with Kevin MacPhee MacPhee on twitter : I fold 30 hands straight down to 530k then shove 9 bbs in the sb and @barnyboatman calls off with Q7s?!? Is this guy fucking retarded? ...and great response from http://twitter.com/#!/IanTurpie I've seen some retarded plays in my time, and folding 34 hands straight as the SS at an FT is right up there... Kevin can obv play but seems like a really ridic bad loser. He said the same when called BoB by K9 suited on the UKIPT. You have to expect people's ranges to be wide open. Barney probs knows he's shoving any 2 (as evidenced by the fact he shows up with 6 high) so I think his Q7 call is fine although I wouldn't argue against a fold either Him and Liv will make the perfect couple then. Title: Re: EPT San Remo thread Post by: GreekStein on October 27, 2011, 08:03:28 PM douschebag
Title: Re: EPT San Remo thread Post by: Alverton on October 27, 2011, 08:14:10 PM Tool
Title: Re: EPT San Remo thread Post by: claypole on October 28, 2011, 02:38:11 AM He's an absolute cock - played with him in one of the sides at EPT, actually bust him - aloof, superior, arrogant - just a tool. I can safely say, having met a load of the UK younger guys that play who are just so unassuming and friendly - he is the exception. Agree with ^^^^Dubais comment
Title: Re: EPT San Remo thread Post by: pleno1 on October 28, 2011, 09:22:25 AM he's English?!
cant stand Liv either, hopefully they are happy together in the countryside riding horses. Title: Re: EPT San Remo thread Post by: TightEnd on October 28, 2011, 09:31:58 AM (http://www.pokerstarsblog.com/assets_c/2011/10/andrey_pateychuk_ept8_sr_winner-thumb-277x277-147437.jpg)
1. Andrey Pateychuk, Russia, €680,000 2. Dimitar Danchev, Bulgaria, €600,000 3. Daniel Neilson, Australia, PkerStars player, €285,000 4. Barny Boatman, United Kingdom, €225,000 5. Jan Bendik, Slovakia, €170,000 6. Yorane Kerignard, France, PokerStars qualifier, €130,000 7. Rocco Palumbo, Italy, €95,000 8. Kevin MacPhee, United States, PokerStars qualifier, €63,694 9.Johnny Lodden, Norway, Team PokerStars Pro, €45,000 Title: Re: EPT San Remo thread Post by: millidonk on October 28, 2011, 10:11:24 AM he's English?! cant stand Liv either, hopefully they are happy together in the countryside riding horses. I always thought he was a yankee doddle day? Title: Re: EPT San Remo thread Post by: redsimon on October 28, 2011, 10:28:06 AM he's English?! cant stand Liv either, hopefully they are happy together in the countryside riding horses. I always thought he was a yankee doddle day? He is, I think he's "moved" to Canada post BF Title: Re: EPT San Remo thread Post by: TightEnd on October 30, 2011, 12:09:42 PM Barny talks the Q7 hand....
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