After Lucille Cailly, who finished runner-up in the 2012 PokerStars and Monte-Carlo® Casino EPT Grand Final back in April, opened only to have a short-stacked Morten Mortensen three-bet all in for 160,000. Cailly made the call and the cards were turned up.
Showdown
Mortensen:
Cailly:
The flop gave Cailly a pair of queens, but she needed a little more help in order to eliminate Mortensen. She didn't find it on the turn, and the wasn't of any use either. With that, Mortensen doubled to 345,000 while Cailly was left with just 230,000.
Eddie Tasbas has been eliminated from the feature table.
We caught up with the scratch golfer on his way to the pay out desk and he informed us he flatted a raise from Samuel Rodriguez with with king-queen. The flop came queen high and the rest of the chips went in. Rodriguez had pockets kings and the Swede was sent packing.
On the flop the 2010 EPT Prague winner Roberto Romanello bet 34,000 from the hijack seat and Mikalai Pobal from Belarus three-bet to 70,000 from the big blind. Romanello four-bet to 134,000.
But that wasn't the end, Pobal five-bet to 290,000 and Romanello six-bet 580,000. At last Pobal shoved his entire stack and Romanello mucked.
Jens Weigel from Germany shoved all in from the small blind and the chip leader going into the day, Czech Antonin Duda made a cheap call. Weigel was in front when his paired on the flop while Duda holding needed another five or a four to bust his opponent.
The turn bricked , but the on the river made all the difference and Weigel was eliminated from the tournament cashing €24,650.
Ole Schemion opened from the cutoff only to have Roberto Fernandez shove for around 100,000 from the big blind. Schemion made the call and discovered he was in the lead.
Showdown
Schemion:
Fernandez:
Fernandez didn't say much when the flop gave him the lead, and maybe that's because he had a feeling the turn was coming to give it back to Fernandez. The river was of no consequence, and Fernandez exited in 27th place.
That means we need to lose just two more players before reaching the final three tables.
Ilan Boujenah has a ten big blind stack after he doubled up Farid Chati in a battle of the blinds. All the chips went in pre flop and the cards were exposed.
Boujenah:
Chati:
The board ran out .
A player at the table asked for an eight on the turn so he could have fun sweat. Boujenah, very politely, put him in his place.
Lucille Cailly was having a pretty bad day, but she just doubled and will be feeling a lot happier now after doubling up.
Anaras Alekberovas opened to 35,000 before Ibon Merino three-bet to 79,000 from the button and Cailly shoved from the small blind. Alekberovas folded and Merino made the call.
SoMuchB Lucille CaillyDay ends after 2 new bustos. Really need to double up again before that.August 23 2012
That's what Lucille Cailly tweeted after doubling through Ibon Merino. Ask and ye shall receive.
In the last hand before the break, Aku Joentausta raised to 35,000 from the cutoff and then moved all in when Cailly three-bet to 91,000. Cailly made the call and the hands were flipped.
Showdown
Cailly:
Joentausta:
The in the window caused Cailly to flinch, but a wave of relief crossed her face when the and followed it. The turn gave Cailly two pair, and the river gave her the doubled she had asked for.
With around 81,000 already in the pot and on the board Lithuanian player Anaras Alekberovas bet 25,000 on the button and the Finn Aku Joentausta check-called from the small blind.
The dealer opened on the turn and Joentausta lead for 41,000 and the Lithuanian made the call. The on the river was followed by the 100,000 bet from Joentausta and after thinking about it for a while, Alekberovas made the call.
The Lithuanian flipped for a pair of kings, ace kicker and that was enough to beat Joentausta's .
flop gave Cailly a pair of queens, but she needed a little more help in order to eliminate Mortensen. She didn't find it on the 
turn, and the 
wasn't of any use either. With that, Mortensen doubled to 345,000 while Cailly was left with just 230,000.
flop the 2010 EPT Prague winner Roberto Romanello bet 34,000 from the hijack seat and Mikalai Pobal from Belarus three-bet to 70,000 from the big blind. Romanello four-bet to 134,000.
paired on the 
flop while Duda holding 
, but the 
on the river made all the difference and Weigel was eliminated from the tournament cashing €24,650.
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to safely see her hand home.
in the window caused Cailly to flinch, but a wave of relief crossed her face when the 
followed it. The 
on the board Lithuanian player Anaras Alekberovas bet 25,000 on the button and the Finn Aku Joentausta check-called from the small blind.
on the river was followed by the 100,000 bet from Joentausta and after thinking about it for a while, Alekberovas made the call.
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