Timex Sends Etayo Packing on the Break
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The very last hand to finish before the break saw Javier Etayo fire out 20,000 on a 
flop before Mike McDonald raised to 62,000. Etayo then pushed all in for just over 200,000. McDonald took about 30 seconds and then made the call.
Etayo: 
McDonald: 
Etayo quietly whispered continually for a seven in Spanish but the poker gods were't listening when the 
came on the turn. The river was the 
and the former chip leader was now out.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
810,000 | 342,000 |
|
Busted |
. Rodriguez tabled king-jack but the Frenchman hit a queen to stay alive.
to end the hand right there. Simão got greedy as the 
hit fourth street, and he asked the dealer for the jack of that suit just for good measure. The river was the 
, and the regular old queen-high flush is still plenty good enough for Simão.
, neither player improving as Weisner dropped to just 30 big blinds.
- the latter holding on a board of 
.
against Ricardo Ibanez Rodriguez' 
but neither of them hit. Like his fellow Team Pros, Kravchenko will be hoping to do better at EPT Campione next week.
board. Paur was in the big blind and announced that he was all-in. The bet was effectively 236,000 as that's what Duval had left. The Canadian PokerStars qualifier took his time before slowly sliding his hands into the muck.
turn. Lopes called both bets without much incident. The river 
