Liv Boeree began the day on a short stack, but by the time she was moved from the feature table, she had managed to work that stack up to 47,000. Unfortunately for the Season 6 Sanremo champ, her comeback would end there.
We missed the hand as it happened, but we learned after the fact that Boeree had three-bet [Removed:17], who proceeded to jam into her with . The Team PokerStars Pro got her chips in with a better ace, but lady luck wasn't on her side as Yan improved and took down the pot.
The European Poker Tour Season 10 Player of the Year race is on, and as you know players have been accumulating 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 have been 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.
Over the last day, Adrian Diaz has jumped up to the No. 9 spot with 552.79 points, which pushed Ami Barer down to 10th. Likewise, it resulted in Mike "Timex" McDonald falling out of the top ten.
Here are the current top ten on the EPT10 POY Leaderboard:
Ole Schemion
Place
Player
Points
1
Ole Schemion
885.90 pts
2
Vanessa Selbst
762.05 pts
3
Thomas Muhloecker
748.82 pts
4
Dominik Panka
608.60 pts
5
Alex Bilokur
593.15 pts
6
Jeff Rossiter
590.27 pts
7
Oleksii Khoroshenin
577.93 pts
8
Georgios Karakousis
554.56 pts
9
Adrian Diaz
552.79 pts
10
Ami Barer
544.84 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.
We haven't caught the full action but we do know that the turn saw Marcos Paneque Mateos check raise from 5,500 to 16,000 out of the big blind and Juri Mereu called to see the river. Paneque bet 45,000 and was called, the Italian mucked the when his opponent from Spain revealed the .
Davide Suriano from Italy was all in for his last 11,500 and at risk when he was called by Ihar Soika. Racing time as Suriano tabled versus the of Soika.
The final board was . A double up for Suriano to leave Soika short.
Juri Mereu raised to 2,500 and Luca Moschitta called. Lukas Berglund reraised to 8,500 and Mereu, who was still on tilt after losing a big pot shortly before, announced all in. Moschitta did so as well for ~110,000 and Berglund snap-called!
Mereu:
Moschitta:
Berglund:
It was a massive setup in favor of the Swede and he held up on the board. The stacks were counted and Berglund had 120,600, enough to cover both opponents.
A preflop raising war over at the feature table resulted in Sorel Mizzi getting his stack of 43,500 all in against Maurizio Saieva.
Saieva:
Mizzi:
It was a great spot for Mizzi, and one that didn't sit too well with an upset Saieva. The flop gave both players a flush draw, but of course Mizzi's was best. The turn left Saieva drawing dead, and after the was put out on the river, Mizzi was shipped the double.
Marcin Kreft opened for 2,400 under the gun and got called by Vanessa Selbst. From the button Grudi Grudev raised it to 8,300 and Kreft made the call. Slebst folded and two players saw the flop .
Kreft bet out for 7,800 and Grudev made the call. They saw a turn card and Kreft wasted no time oin moving all in for 27,000.
Grudev only had 16,000 left and he eventually sigh folded.
. The Team PokerStars Pro got her chips in with a better ace, but lady luck wasn't on her side as Yan improved and took down the pot.
turn saw Marcos Paneque Mateos check raise from 5,500 to 16,000 out of the big blind and Juri Mereu called to see the 
river. Paneque bet 45,000 and was called, the Italian mucked the 
when his opponent from Spain revealed the 
.
versus the 
of Soika.
. A double up for Suriano to leave Soika short.
board. The stacks were counted and Berglund had 120,600, enough to cover both opponents.
flop gave both players a flush draw, but of course Mizzi's was best. The 
turn left Saieva drawing dead, and after the 
was put out on the river, Mizzi was shipped the double.
and Kreft wasted no time oin moving all in for 27,000.
