was spread out on the table, and Sefrioui was all in. Thorel put him at risk with 
, and the at-risk player could only show up an out-pipped 
.As the dealer got the pot right, Thorel stood up from his chair to gloat to his friends nearby about what a good spot he'd put himself in. We know what happens to people who gloat, don't we, children? That's right, the
binked fourth street right there, drawing a loud cry of "Nooooo!" from Thorel as he spun away from the table. The 
filled out the board, and Thorel proceeded to berate first the dealer, then his opponent for several minutes. He finally ended the discussion with "You play so bad," as he splashed his departing chips into the pot one by one. It wasn't a pleasant display of poker etiquette, but it's the sort of thing you become accustomed to in these environments.Thorel is down to about 30,000 after that divine nine took about half of his stack.
, Bruno Fitoussi in the small blind position checked to John Eames in mid position, who bet a mere 1,200. It was enough to make Nicolas Levi on the button fold.
, while Fitoussi could only manage 
.
flop. Canali bet out a hefty 6,800, and ElkY passed with a resigned flick of the wrist.
though, and an offsuit 
on the river marked the end of Sarwer's day and tournament, much much earlier than we're used to seeing him exit.
