Gordon Huntly has chipped back up over the 500,000-chip mark following a hand in which he managed to claim the last of Andriy Lyubovetskiy's chips.
That hand saw Lyubovetskiy all in on the turn holding , good for top pair with the board showing . Alas for the Ukrainian, Huntly had for two pair, and after the river Lyubovetskiy was out in 94th.
"He'd been reraising me with queen-three" said Huntly to the table afterwards with a shrug, an indication of his thinking at having gotten involved before the flop.
Mathew Frankland is back up to 300,000 thanks to a superb call in a hand involving Ahmed Abd El Fatah.
El Fatah opened to 10,000 in the cutoff and then called when Frankland three-bet to 27,000 from the big blind. Frankland then lead for 19,000 on an all-club flop. El Fatah called and the dealer placed the onto the turn.
Frankland now checked and watched on as El Fatah bet 30,000 into him. The young Brit called and it was off to the turn. Frankland checked again and El Fatah bet again, making it what looked like 45,000 and Frankland called.
The second Frankland's chips hit the felt, El Fatah mucked. As he did, Frankland showed the and raked in the sizeable pot.
...mainly because he's just been eliminated in a rather brutal way.
Kevin Miannay was all in preflop with against [Removed:4]' in what looked to be a blind on blind battle. The flop was but the on the turn put Rudelitz ahead while still giving Miannay numerous outs. The river wasn't one of them though and Miannay disappointingly left the table.
Former EPT Champion Zimnan Ziyard has been given a one-round penalty after exposing his cards out of turn.
During the last round, Ziyard opened to 10,500 preflop before Massimo Di Cicco raised all in for 42,500. The action went over to big blind Joseph Mouawad who was protecting his cards, but before he could act Ziyard folded out of turn.
Mouawad now announced call but unsuccessfully raced his against Di Cicco's when the board came .
The floor ruled that Ziyard's action had changed what occurred and that Mouawad would have been unlikely to call if there was a player still to act behind him. As a result Ziyard got a one-round penalty, despite protestations from the EPT Loutraki champion that he should only get a warning.
Patrick Schuhl's EPT Deauville Main Event run has come to a conclusion here on Day 3 following a most unpleasant river card for the Frenchman.
All in following a flop with , Schuhl was up against his opponent Andrei Konopelko's , and after the turn there were just three cards in the deck that could take the hand from Schuhl.
Alas for him, one of Konopelko's outs came on the river — the — and Schuhl cried out at the sight of the card before wishing all good luck and departing.