Clemencon Awake and Refreshed
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Tristan Clemencon, who was chip leader for much of yesterday before being pipped for the top spot at the last minute by Eric Cajelais, is not letting up with the aggression now that we've hit Day 2.
Three players made it to the
flop, and it checked around to Clemencon on the button who bet 3,000. One player folded, but Allie Prescott made the call from the cutoff.Both players checked the
turn, and Prescott checked the 
river too. Over to Clemencon, and this time he stuck in an 8,800 bet. With the minimum of fuss, Prescott tossed his cards back to the dealer, and Clemencon took the pot.
flop, Clémençon continuation bet for 4,000 and Gavatin made the call. On the 
turn, however, Clémençon checked, allowing Gavatinto pick up the pot with a bet of 8,400.
flop and Suni bet out 2,500 -- but after a moment's pause, Lunkin put in a chunky raise and Suni gave it up with a resigned sigh.
. This meant the Italian required a spade or one of three knaves, the former of which arrived in the shape of the 
. Clémençon, usually a picture of stoicism, was unable to resist a slight shake of the head, whilst a fortunate Alioto tapped the table in triumph and scooped in the pot.
and Gavatin check-called again, this time to the tune of 12,000. The dealer put a 
river on the table and Gavatin checked a third time. Now Prescott asked Gavatin to move his hand so he could see how many chips he had left, an ominous sign. Duly, he quietly announced all in. Gavatin thought about it briefly before folding with a little reluctance.
for top two pair. 
flop, Harri Suni led out for 4,500 and received one caller in Sampo Lopponen, before both players checked the 
for the flopped set, turned straight and rivered flush.
for overpair -- kings
, Chris Bjorin bet the pot (approximately 14,500) which was practically all of his chips. Erik Cajelais made the call and saw the 
. Bjorin had him drawing dead with the