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Level 15
: 1,500/3,000, 400 ante
2013 PokerStars.fr EPT Deauville
Main Event
Day: 3
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Level 15
: 1,500/3,000, 400 ante
Todd Terry cashed in the EPT Prague Main Event in December, but he will not be making it into the money here in Deauville as he has just been eliminated.
We did not see Terry's exit hand but we did see him tie his trademark white PCA hoodie around his waist, put on his coat and leave the tournament area with a rather dejected look about him.
Level 15
: 1,500/3,000, 400 ante
Joining the action on the turn of a 
board, Mohamed Kerkeni was facing a bet of 14,600 from [Removed:4] and opted to raise to 40,000.
Rudelitz moved all in and Kerkeni instantly called.
Kerkeni: 
Rudelitz: 
The river was the 
and Rudelitz improved to a full house, winning a monster pot in the process.
Level 15
: 1,500/3,000, 400 ante
Do you want a friend like Reard? Are there ever any friends at the poker table? Idris Ambraisse might say no on both counts.
Ambraisse and Reard are good friends away from the table but that didn't stop the former taking all the latter's chips. First Reard made a flush over flush hand against Ambraisse and then he knocked him out.
Reard opened to 6,000 from under the gun and was three-bet to 17,000 by Ambraisse in the next seat. The action folded back around to Reard who put in a four-bet to 40,000. Ambraisse started the hand with 190,000 and after tanking for a while in they went. Now it was Reard's turn to tank, surprisingly, seeing as what he eventually called with.
Reard: 
Ambraisse : 
The board ran 
to confirm Reard as the new chip leader with 560,000.
There were some discussions at the table afterwards (in French) about whether Ambraisse "slow-rolled" with his hand. I think the conclusion was that it was more of a "nit-roll" due to the relationship the players have.
Level 15
: 1,500/3,000, 400 ante
With the board showing 
and about 75,000 in the middle, the muscular Swede David Ostrom set out a bet of 30,000 and waited while his opponent Remi Le Meur considered how to respond.
Le Meur grabbed the calling chips and shuffled them for nearly a minute before finally casting them forward, at which point Ostrom tabled his 
for a diamond flush, and with slight consternation Le Meur mucked.
Level 15
: 1,500/3,000, 400 ante
The action passed around to Glen Cymbaluk in late position and the snakeskin cowboy hat sporting Canadian opened to 6,500. Jed Derkauoi, to Cymbaluk's immediate left three-bet shoved for 42,000. Cymbaluk checked his cards, rocked back in his chair and then folded.
Level 15
: 1,500/3,000, 400 ante
Freddy Deeb is now nursing a short stack and needs to rebuild, and do it quickly, if he is to at least cash in this tournament.
Deeb started the day with over 100,000 but we just saw him moving all-in preflop for just 30,700 — a shade over 10 big blinds. Nicolas Cardyn looked the most likely to call Deeb's shove, but doing so would put himself at risk of elimination as Deeb covered him. In the end, Cardyn folded and Deeb picked up the blinds and antes.
The very next hand Deeb raised to 10,000 and his table mates smelled a rat and they all quickly folded.
Level 15
: 1,500/3,000, 400 ante
Tobias Wenker opened for 6,000 from the hijack seat, then Yannick Bonnet reraised to 15,000 from the button. It folded back around to Wenker who made it 45,000 to go, Bonnet pushed all in for just over 80,000 total, and Wenker called.
Wenker: 
Bonnet: 
Wenker's jacks remained best through the 
flop and 
turn. But the 
fell on the river, giving Wenker a set but providing Bonnet with a saving straight.
Level 15
: 1,500/3,000, 400 ante
Tobias Matuschek has become one of the earliest casualties of the day after he pushed all in over the top of Timothy Reilly's raise with 
and found himself in a good spot after the American called him with 
.
But the board came 
to make Reilly a full house and eliminate the German PokerStars qualifier.
Level 15
: 1,500/3,000, 400 ante
Gordon Huntly is back to winning ways and Fabrice Soulier wasn't too happy about it. The host country hero muttered, "Wow! Nice. Nice all the way" in a tone that gave a message this Scotsman surely understood.
The hand started with a Soulier mid position raise and a big blind defend from Huntly. The flop fell 
and Huntly check-called a 7,300 c-bet. Both players checked the turn before Huntly led for 12,000 on the river.
Soulier tabled 
for turned trips and raked the pot as Soulier mucked. There a few stare-downs between the two players after the hand so we'll keep an eye out for any more developments on that front.
