High Roller
Day 3 Completed
2010 PokerStars.com EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo
High Roller
Day: 3
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2010 PokerStars.com EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo
Buy-in
€25,000
Prize Pool
€2,825,000
Entries
113
Level
24
Blinds
20,000 / 40,000
Ante
0
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Reinkemeier started the day 4th in chips, but really began to take control when he cold-decked Allen Bari's Ace-King with his own pocket Kings. From there Reinkemeier was always likely to be there towards the end and when he knocked out Sorel Mizzi, it looked as though he might run over the table.
But he met his match in Oliver Busquet as the two of them tussled in a tense heads-up, though Reinkemeier admitted a slight advantage - He knew Busquet's online nickname, but Busquet did not know his.
Afterwards, a delighted Reinkemeier paid tribute to his opponent, calling him a "sick, sick player," while at the same time happily enjoying his win.
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Reinkemeier raised to 100,000 from the button/small blind, Busquet moved all-in for 980,000 and the German made perhaps the fastest call of his life.
Busquet:
Reinkemeier:
The flop gave Busquet a couple of additional outs when it came
. It looked for a second like another deuce had come on the turn but was in fact the 
that had appeared. Reinkemeier asked for the 
on the river but instead it was the 
that arrived to seal Reinkemeier's triumph.Afterwards, Busquet paid tribute to Reinkemeier, admitting he'd been outplayed in the crucial big pot when the German made a big bluff for his entire stack.
Nevertheless Busquet will be able to go home a rich and happy runner-up.
Flop:
Busquet bet out 240,000 and Reinkemeier called. Now this started to get interesting.
Turn:
Busquet bet out again, this time 450,000. Once more, Reinkemeier called.
River:
Busquet thought about it long and hard before betting out 560,000 with 1.2 million behind. Said Reinkemeier, ominously, "How much do you have behind?" He thought about it for a while - and then shoved.
"I can't call," said a now dejected Busquet, and indeed he folded. Reinkemeier showed him a nothing-y
.After the huge pot had been pushed towards Reinkemeier, Busquet lamented that he should have shoved on the river, and revealed that he'd been holding
. Reinkemeier told him that he'd put that firmly in Busquet's range. We now have a dominant chip leader, Reinkemeier playing roughly 4.5 million to Busquet's 1.2 million.
Tobias Reinkemeier - 2,835,000
Blinds are still relatively small and it is anyone's game. We could be here for some time.
flop and 
turn. Come the 
river Reinkemeier bet out 125,000 and Busquet folded, looking extremely unhappy."You folded something?" enquired Reinkemeier with interest. "Yes I did," replied Busquet, "Two red jacks, I folded."
The next hand had Reinkemeier raised to 80,000 with Busquet calling, but the latter check-folded to an 80,000 bet on the
flop.It's still very edgy.
The flop came down
and Busquet check-called 100,000 form Reinkemeier; he checked again on the 
turn and this time Reinkemeier checked behind. Both players checked again on the 
river and Busquet hazarded, "I have a two." He turned over 
abd it was good enough to take it. Reinkemeier mucked, and Busquet moved up to 3.35 million.
Flop:
Busquet bet 240,000 and was called.
Turn:
Busquet checked, giving Reinkemier the chance to bet - and he did. He fired 320,000 into the pot. Busquet made the call, and the two were off to the river.
River:
Both players checked and Busquet flipped over
.Busquest now has the chip lead with 3.1 million to Reinkemeier's 2.6 million.
In the last hand, Olivier Busquet made it 80,000 to go and was called by Tobias Reinkemeier.
Flop:
Reinkemeier checked and Busquet slid out a bet of 80,000. Reinkemeier folded and Busquet took the pot.