Flop:
Both blinds checked.
Turn:
Eyster bet out 32,000 and the big blind folded. All three players flipped their cards, and the two shorties discovered that they were drawing dead.
Halimi:
Giaroni:
Eyster:
for a flushRiver, for the sake of completeness:
Both players headed to colled their money, while Eyster setled back down to his 1.85 million stack. Although as chip leader he's in rather a good position to be taking home an awful lot of money this week, he's still keen on avoiding the Monte Carlo prices. No €30 hamburgers for him - he produced a red McDonalds carton and casually asked the table, "Fries, anyone?"
. An ace and a jack fell on the flop, and following a total absence of further nines, Blanco was bust.
when we walked up to the table and it had checked around to Craig McCorkell on the button. 
turn and when the 
hit the river Karmazinas threw out a bet of 73,000 and both Kelopuro and McCorkell folded.
flop, and Bruno Lopes moved all in for about 260,000. Plauski called to find that he'd need to improve on his 
. And improve he did, as the 
on the turn completed Plauski's straight. Lopes needed to river an ace to stay alive, but the 
was no help to him. Still, he made it impressively far today since he started as one of the shortest stacks this morning.
and Chen found a double up and sits around 400,000.
