From the hijack Jordan Westmorland opened for 50,000. Andreas Goeller on the button shoved allin for 278,000 and both blinds folded. Westmorland made the call, time for yet another show down.
Jordan Westmorland:
Andreas Goeller:
The flop didn't make things overly exciting. The could have made things interesting, but instead the turned up for the turn. The on the river completed the board, double up for Goeller.
Jeffrey Hakim opened for 48,000 and Jorma Nuutinen raised on the button to 112,000. Bruno Stefanelli then made it 205,000 from the big blind and when Hakim folded Nuutinen raised again to 322,000.
Stefanelli thought for a few minutes and Stephen Chidwick called the clock on him. Before the minute was up though Stefanelli made the call.
They saw a flop of . Stefanelli checked and when Nuutinen bet 180,000 Stefanelli moved al in for 596,000. Nuutinen sighed and made the call. He was out of his chaoir when he saw what Stefanelli tabled.
Stefanelli
Nuutinen
The turn and river meant that Stefanelli’s flopped set stayed good and he won a huge pot to leave Nuutinen on fumes.
Stephen Chidwick has been opening by far the most pots on the second feature table and so far no one has been prepared to take him on. He has been able to regularly steal the blinds and antes to steadily accumulate a succession of small pots without any great risk to his own stack.
Team PokerStars Pro Alex Kravchenko remains the tightest player on the table, patiently waiting for his spot.
After his disastrous start with the kings Jorma Nuutinen has been all in several times.
Just after he was crippled he shoved with and was called by Giacomo Fundaro who also tabled and they chopped it up.
A few open shoves have not been looked up and there was one where Ariel Celestino opened for 50,000 and made what looked like a reluctant fold when Nuutinen moved all in for 281,000.
Nuutinen survives to the break with a glum but determined look on his face.
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Here in Sanremo, just five players remained heading into Day 5:
Andrija Martic
Jorma Nuutinen
Lukas Berglund
Emmanuel Pariset
Vincenzo Scarcella
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We are on Day 5 of the San Remo Main Event in the City of Flowers, of the remaining 18 players none have blossomed quite like Jordan Westmorland. Jennifer Robles fills you in on who remains as we play to a final table, along with who is leading the High Roller.
flop didn't make things overly exciting. The 
could have made things interesting, but instead the 
turned up for the turn. The 
on the river completed the board, double up for Goeller.
. Stefanelli checked and when Nuutinen bet 180,000 Stefanelli moved al in for 596,000. Nuutinen sighed and made the call. He was out of his chaoir when he saw what Stefanelli tabled.
meant that Stefanelli’s flopped set stayed good and he won a huge pot to leave Nuutinen on fumes.
