[Removed:40] was already down a lot after losing a big pot on the feature table not too long ago. Just now he lost the rest of his chips and the Italian player is heading to the exit as we speak.
From the small blind Anthony Ghamrawi made a raise. Vitagliano shoved from the big blind and Ghamrawi made the call for 460,000 total.
Anthony Ghamrawi:
[Removed:40]:
Three direct outs but none of the nines would come. The board din't improve anyone and the ace-jack high of Ghamrawi took it down.
The remaining players are now all guaranteed €50,250.
Our tournament chip leader is reading Jordan Belfort's boiler-room memoir The Wolf From Wall Street at the tables. And if things continue at the pace they have started, he'll soon be adding his own chapter to the book sub-titled "Incredible True Story of Fortunes". PokerStars Blog reports here.
The European Poker Tour Season 10 Player of the Year race is on, and as you know players will be able to accumulate points in all events throughout Season 10, regardless of the buy-in level. In addition, all of the Festival Events (Estrellas, UKIPT, Eureka, FPS, IPT) that combine with an EPT tour stop will be eligible for Player of the Year points. The winner of this season’s award will walk away with €50,000 in Main Event buy-ins, good for any PokerStars or Full Tilt sponsored event.
The Global Poker Index (GPI) points formula, which will be used to determine the EPT10 POY, is a bit complicated, but you can read about all the details here.
In the latest movement, Ami Barer jumped from 14th all the way up to sixth, which knocked Jeff Rossiter down to seventh. Mike McDonald held steady at eighth, but Adrian Mateos Diaz and David Vamplew dropped one spot each to ninth and tenth place respectively. Consequently, Jonathan Little was knock out of the top ten.
Here are the current top ten on the EPT10 POY Leaderboard:
Dominik Panka & Ole Schemion.
Place
Player
Points
1
Ole Schemion
885.90 pts
2
Vanessa Selbst
762.05 pts
3
Thomas Muhloecker
640.55 pts
4
Georgios Karakousis
554.56 pts
5
Dominik Panka
547.34 pts
6
Ami Barer
544.84 pts
7
Jeff Rossiter
535.56 pts
8
Mike McDonald
535.23 pts
9
Adrian Mateos Diaz
527.44 pts
10
David Vamplew
492.14 pts
We'll be bringing you daily updates on the Player of the Year race, so be sure to keep an eye out for those.
Dan Murariu opened the cut off to 60,000 and got a three bet from next door neighbor Frei Dilling on the button who made it 145,000. Both blinds folded but Murariu put in a four bet to 345,000. Dilling made the call and they saw a flop in an already huge pot.
Murariu made a 265,000 continuation bet and Dilling called again.
The on the turn really got things going. Murariu, with about 750,000 behind, thought for a minute or two and then announced all in. Dilling didn't need much time, though he didn't look like the happiest person in the world, and called.
Dilling would be pretty happy a second later though as he saw Murariu turned over . Murariu had just two outs as Dilling was the proud owner of .
Murariu wouldn't hit; on the river. This cooler situation eliminated Murariu in 13th place, good for just little under €45,000.
Roman Korenev raised to 60,000 from the hijack and Sebastian Panny proceeded to move all in from the button for 556,000. Frei Dilling moved all in over the top from the small blind and Korenev folded his face up.
Dilling:
Panny:
The board ran out and Panny was knocked out in 14th place. Just 13 players remain and Dilling is now among the big stacks as well.
Simeon Naydenov opened the hijack to 60,000 and got two callers; Roman Korenev in the cut off came along and so did Dan Murariu on the button.
Naydenov bet out 75,000 and Korenev instantly folded. Murariu made the call and they were heads up to the turn: . Naydenov now checked and called as Murariu bet out 135,000.
The river gave a similar scenario. Naydenov checked and called as Murariu bet out 225,000.
Full of confidence Murariu showed his but it was second best as Naydenov tabled and raked in the pot.
Pablo Gordillo opened under the gun to 60,000 and got calls from Dan Murariu in the cutoff and Rumen Nanev in the big blind.
Nanev checked to Gordillo on and the Spanish player made it 59,000. Murariu called in position, Nanev folded.
Gordillo checked to his Romanian opponent once the hit the turn. Murariu bet 110,000 and without much hesitation Gordillo called.
Gordillo needed some more time thinking after the river. Gordillo checked and Murariu bet 235,000. Gordillo thought for a long time before calling by tossing in a 25,000 chip. He soon needed to add the other 210,000 as Murariu showed and Gordillo mucked.
The Hofburg Palace by night. Photo courtesy of the PokerStars Blog,
Due to an early knockout (Mike Adamo) we’ve now redrawn down to the final two tables. Check out that seat draw, as well as a highlights reel of yesterday’s action, by clicking through to PokerStars Blog.
board din't improve anyone and the ace-jack high of Ghamrawi took it down.
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on the turn really got things going. Murariu, with about 750,000 behind, thought for a minute or two and then announced all in. Dilling didn't need much time, though he didn't look like the happiest person in the world, and called.
. Murariu had just two outs as Dilling was the proud owner of 
on the river. This cooler situation eliminated Murariu in 13th place, good for just little under €45,000.
face up.
and Panny was knocked out in 14th place. Just 13 players remain and Dilling is now among the big stacks as well.
. Naydenov now checked and called as Murariu bet out 135,000.
river gave a similar scenario. Naydenov checked and called as Murariu bet out 225,000.
but it was second best as Naydenov tabled 
and raked in the pot.
