Antonin Teisseire - 26,000
Andrew Chen - 32,500
Mikhail Tulchinskiy - 19,000
Katja Thater - 23,200
Antoine Saout - 6,000
Vlad Zguba - 31,000
Craig Bergeron - 55,000
Arnaud Mattern - 60,000
Alain Roy - 15,075
2010 EPT Deauville
Main Event
Day: 1a
Event Info
2010 EPT Deauville
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
€5,000
Prize Pool
€3,686,400
Entries
768
Level
33
Blinds
150,000 / 300,000
Ante
30,000
Players Left 1 / 768
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Antonin Teisseire - 26,000
Andrew Chen - 32,500
Mikhail Tulchinskiy - 19,000
Katja Thater - 23,200
Antoine Saout - 6,000
Vlad Zguba - 31,000
Craig Bergeron - 55,000
Arnaud Mattern - 60,000
Alain Roy - 15,075
Poloniato:
Toth:
, making us all wish we'd seen how the preflop action went. Extraordinary.Turn:
River:
With exactly the right number of clubs on the board to make Toth a flush and deny Poloniato a higher one, Poloniato headed home early and Toth moved on up the leader board.
Vaserfirer:
Opponent:
The board ran out safe for the at-risk player as it came
. That'll double him up and then some, but he's still frowning with his relatively short stack of 6,400 chips.
Level: 6
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 50
, two players already all in, and Jeremy Nock flipping 
, still wondering what to do.The floor issued Nock with a penalty and then furthermore the clock was called. He considered his options, and eventually folded.
On their backs for the other two, then, and it was some hot Russian-on-Russian action.
Roman Gorskiy:
Rafael Iskhakov:
River:
Iskhakov hits the rail, Gorskiy picks up a big ol' pot, and Nock remains on a one-round penalty.
That's good news if you're in Normandy. Get down here and play a record-breaking EPT event!
We hurried over and witnessed a board that read
and a raising war between Mostafa Belkhayate and Eric Levesque, which culminated in Belkhayate moving all in."You've got balls if you ain't got three aces," mused Levesque, and spent a while trying to decide which of these two attributes Belkhayate might be in possession of. Eventually he decided it was the three aces.
"Show me! Show me!" said Levesque as Belkhayate raked in the 50,000 pot. Belkhayate declined to show, though, and is up to around 75,000.
In his most recent pot, Saout called a raise to 1,000 from the big blind, and he and the raiser watched the flop come
. Saout took the betting lead, firing out another 1,000 chips. His opponent shrugged and called, and he did the same when Saout bet 2,000 on the turn. The river brought the , and Saout pushed all in for just about 5,000 total. His opponent quickly slipped his cards into the muck, and Saout has clawed his way back to about 13,000.
The exact circumstances are a wee bit hazy, but Anatoly Gurtovoy flopping quad threes might have something to do with it.
