Ladouceur Busts Rettenmaier; Creeping Up to 200K
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When we reached the table, Marc-Andre Ladouceur and Marvin Rettenmaier were heads up on a flop of 
. Rettenmaier checked, Ladouceur tossed out 2,600, and Rettenmaier called.
The turn was a third diamond - the 
- and Rettenmaier checked again. Ladouceur fired a second bullet worth 6,800, and Rettenmaier called.
The 
completed the board, and Rettenmaier checked a third time. Ladouceur tanked for a bit, then slid out a large tower of blue T5,000 chips, putting Rettenmaier all in. The bet was worth around 32,000, which was more than the pot, and Rettenmaier thought for over two minutes before calling.
Ladouceur flipped over 
for a turned flush, and Rettenmaier mucked his hand. Mad Marvin hit the rail, while Ladouceur is now flirting with a 200,000-chip stack.
Busted main early... Up to 45 then couldn't fold a set to @MarcAndre_FDawg river overjam... Guess we are gonna call it a cooler #EPTLondonMarch 10 2013Follow
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
176,000 | 51,000 |
|
Busted |
and Greenwood folded to a 5,500 bet from Ladouceur.
and Uzan checked to face 1,450 bet. Call again.
turn Uzan refused to budge and check-called a 2,750 bet to see the 
river appear. Sarwer saw his third bullet for 7,750 called before he opened 
for the nut flush. Uzan mucked.
staying ahead of Bjorin's 
on a board that read 
