Lellouche told him he could look at one card - he turned over an ace. Suddenly feeling generous, Lellouche encouraged him to look at the other card. It was also an ace.
2009 PokerStars.com EPT Vilamoura
Vilamoura Championship Main Event
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Lellouche told him he could look at one card - he turned over an ace. Suddenly feeling generous, Lellouche encouraged him to look at the other card. It was also an ace.
Level: 17
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 500
Della Tommasina:
Pirbazari:
Board:
Della Tommasina stays in, with an enormous sigh of relief.
and looked rather surprised to see Franklin holding pocket aces.Sarwer - 500,000
Franklin - 350,000
. The bad news was that he ran into chip leader Antony Lellouche and his
. The good news was that he would out-draw him easily.The flop brought an ace and a ten, and the board of
marks a double up for the Czech pro. He's back up to 200,000, still well behind Lellouche and his 940,000 chips.
They saw an
flop and Pirbazari checked to Heitmann, who promptly moved all in. Pirbazari promptly folded."Sevens," he said.
"You said you had a set of sevens?" asked Heitmann.
"A pair of sevens. Yes, I'd fold a set of sevens, just for you Jan."
Showdown
Moreira:

Pirbazari:

The board was a big dry desert for the at-risk Irishman, coming
. That's not nearly good enough to get him there, and Pirbazari is outta here.