Serial second place finisher Martin Jacobson has been eliminated. According to his Twitter feed he lost a flip for a 60,000 chip pot.
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Vladimir Geshkenbein has just been eliminated when his ace-queen couldn't quite get there against a pair of kings so he will not be adding the EPT Deauville title to his EPT Snoefest one — not this year anyway.
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Daniel Ospina moved all in for about 8,000 preflop over the top of Said Basri's initial raise, the latter deciding to give him a spin with 
. Ospina flipped 
and although the 
flop looked safe, the 
turn gave Basri a huge number of outs but he contrived to miss them all on the 
river.
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80,000
-46,700
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-1,000
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James Mitchell has just found himself on the correct side of an aces-versus-kings scenario and is now armed with 140,000 chips.
A preflop raising war resulted in Mattsson being all in with 
and in real trouble against the 
of Mitchell. The 
flop gifted Mitchell top set but gave Mattsson outs to a straight. Those ooouts failed to make an appearance though, as the turn and river were the 
and 
respectively. Mattsson is no more.
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140,000
37,300
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Level: 10
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 100
Casey Kastle started the day second in chips with more than 200,000 but today has not been so kind to him.
His latest pot loss came in a battle of the blinds versus Artur Karamuca. The two had made it to the river of a 
board with 16,000 chips in the middle.
Karamuca bet a relatively small 6,800 and this seemed to confuse Kastle. After some head scratching he elected to fold.
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109,000
-95,500
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The last hand of Level 9 completed a most profitable 75 minutes for Nicolas Cardyn with a knockout of his fellow Frenchman Denis Patout.
That hand saw Patout all in on the turn holding 
on a 
board. Patout had hopes of hitting a double-gutshot draw versus Cardyn who held for top set. But the river brought the 
to improve Cardyn to quads, putting out Patout.
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148,000
79,900
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79,900 |
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There will no back-to-back champion at EPT Deauville after the elimination of last season's champion, Vadzim Kursevich.
The details are vague but what we know is that he shoved all in with king-queen and was called by Thomas Butzhammer holding pocket queens. It was a bad spot for Kursevich that didn't improve.
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Elisabeth Hille just survived after putting her chips at risk with and hoping to improve versus Benjamin Truzman's 
. The board ran out 
to give Hille the better pair and the double-up.
"Next time I will call you," said Tobias Matuschek to Hille from a few seats over. She asked what he had, and he answered A-9. "Next time I won't push," she grinned.
Hille's status has improved, although she still sits with a little over half the average stack — about 68k — with 342 players left.
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16,500
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16,500 |