Conclusion - busto.


for the backdoor flush. Fabrice disgustedly slammed his cards down on the table: 
for a turned Broadway. Soulier is now stuck with under 4,000.
board saw the two of them all in - two 60,000-chip stacks up against each other. The cards were flipped.
for top set
for the turned straight
of a tablemate. A
flop was all it took to get Vikash ejected from this game.
turned out to be good to beat Adeniya's
. Adeniya made a noise like a small, sad trumpet, and is down to 16,000.
and Pascal Perrault had either checked or bet - either way, Mercedes Osti had a call or a bet of 3,700 in front of her, and Perrault (re)raised to 8,000. Call.
and Perrault now bet out 10,000 in a single high-denomination chip. Ms. Osti made a face and passed. Perrault showed her
for her trouble, and is up to 53,000.
, and action checked to Djen. He fired out a pot-sized bet, enough to fold the table back around to Ainsworth. He wasn't going anywhere, though, sticking in a check-raise to 20,000 straight. Djen moved all in for just a few thousand more, and Ainsworth made the call with the covering stack.


on the turn was about as ugly as a card can get, but the turn would be a much prettier sight for the Irishman. The
peeled off the deck, and that's one of Ainsworth's out cards. He fills in his flush, Djen yells and pounds the table, and Ainsworth stacks up 65,000 chips as he offers up a token, "Unlucky," to his departing opponent.