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2010 PokerStars.net EPT Snowfest
2010 EPT Snowfest Main Event
Day: 5
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2010 PokerStars.net EPT Snowfest
Buy-in
€3,500
Entries
546
Level
30
Blinds
60,000 / 120,000
Ante
0
. It was checked around and the 
hit the turn.Strassmann bet 125,000 and B?kke was the lone caller. The
river was checked by both and Strassmann showed 
, winning the pot.
board, big blind Alain Medesan bet out 365,000. Allan B?kke made the call.The river was the
, bringing in the hypothetical flush. Medesan swiftly checked, and when B?kke bet 725,000 Medesan insta-folded 
for the straight! B?kke declined to show...
Allan B?kke - 4,450,000
Russell Carson - 4,415,000
Johannes Strassmann - 3,195,000
It is literally anyone's game...
The board rolled out
and the pot was checked to the riber. B?kke bet to isolate and successfully did so. He tabled 
and it was good, sending Wheeler to the slopes in 5th place.
Flop:
Medesan checked and Wheeler bet 140,000. Back to Medesan, who min-raised to 280,000. Back again to Wheeler, who reraised to 530,000. Medesan just flatted, and they moved to the turn.
Turn:
Medesan now bet out 500,000 and Wheeler raised all in to cover him. Call.
Wheeler:
for two pairMedesan:
for a setRiver:
Medesan doubled up to take the chip lead on 4.5 million. Wheeler meanwhile was virtually felted - he was left with just 145,000 after that.
Schroer:
Strassmann:
It was all over the flop as it rolled out
. The turn card and river card were merely formalities as Jonathan Schroer hit the rail in 6th place.Johannes Strassmann is up to about 3,300,000.
They saw a
flop and it checked to Carson who bet 165,000. Strassmann folded but B?kke called and they went heads up to the turn.Both players checked the
turn and B?kke checked the 
river too. When Carson bet 415,000 B?kke was left with a fairly big decision and eventually opted to call - but then mucked when Carson flipped 
for a flopped top pair, top kicker that had turned into a flush by the river.
