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Level: 11
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 200
2010 EPT Deauville
Main Event
Day: 2
Event Info
2010 EPT Deauville
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
€5,000
Prize Pool
€3,686,400
Total Entries
768
Level
33
Blinds
150,000 / 300,000
Ante
30,000
Players Left 1 / 768
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Mr. Patrick Bruel has a solution to this.
"I am going to use ze ladies' room," he announced to our spy, at that time posted in the ladies' facilities. "I love ladies."
Current standings - Minieri 30,000, Eastgate 135,000.
We arrived just in time to witness Pascal Perrault raking in a huge pot and looking just as pleased as punch. Table neighbour Jeremy Amsellem related the tale...
It seems that one gentleman had raised preflop and Perrault had reraised. A four-bet from Mr. Gentleman was met with a call from Perrault, and they saw a raggy flop. Mr. Gentleman now bet out 18,000, Perrault shipped his whole stack in, Mr. Gentleman called all in, and they were on their backs.
Perrault: pocket jacks
Mr. Gentleman: very ahead with pocket kings
Turn: blankest of the blanks
River: jack!
Mr. Gentleman is bust, and Perrault is up to 185,000.
flop. Both players checked, and the free turn card fell the 
. After a quick pause, Zizi open shoved all in. No messing around here. Kitai asked for a count, then made the call for a total of 49,600.
Showdown
Zizi:
, aka absolutely nothingKitai:
, aka second pair and nut flush drawWith Zizi already drawing dead, the
on the river was just icing on the 125,000 chip cake for gave Davidi. Kitai now has 146,000.
Weisner says she opened the pot with a raise before an unknown player moved all in with a similar-sized stack. Weisner called with
, and she was in a dominating position against the 
across the way.The board ran out full of blanks, and Weisner's king kicker played to give her the early double up.
flop.Blanco checked it and Eastgate asked how much he had left - it was around 40,000. Eastgate bet - and the dejected Blanco folded faster than an origami master going for the world origami speed record.
and considering his opponent's 13k bet. Kabrhel asked for a count of the man's stack (A: around 100k), asked again for clarification, then slid out 28,000. The guy studied Kabrhel while drinking an entire bottle of water. When it was empty, he asked how much Kabrhel had (A: enough to comfortably cover him.) "Ok, all in," he said, moving his chips across the line. Kabrhel removed his sunglasses, shook his head, and flicked his cards toward the dealer. After giving up his hand, he still has more than 100,000.
Abrahams thought about it for a while, and attempted to less-than-minimum raise. He was put right.
"How much do you have?" asked Lacay, but disappeared into the tank when it transpired that Abrahams had rather a lot left behind. Eventually he passed, flashing a sheepish grin at the press.
Abrahams is up to 115,000.
