Ludovic Geilich bet 1,800 on a board of 
and four players found their fold buttons in quick succession. “Yeah!” Said Geilich as the pot was pushed to him. He’s slowly on the comeback trail after a disastrous start.
On the turn of a 
board, Toby Lewis made a big push for 31,425 into a pot of about 25,000 against Michele Dattani. Dattani got a count then opted for a call against the Englishman.
Lewis: 
Dattani: 
The river was the 
and Lewis picked up a big pot to leave Dattani short.
Where was Toby Lewis when he should have been collecting his GPI European Poker Award last night? Jake Cody explains over on the PokerStars blog.
Jean Tepper opened for 750 and found caller in small blind Albert Daher and big blind Ludovic Geilich. They saw a flop of 
and when the blinds folded Tepper bet 2,500. Daher made the call and Geilich folded. The turn card was the 
a check from Daher and Tepper kept the pressue on. He tried to bet 10,000 with two grey T5000 chips but one slipped from his grasp and it was ruled a string bet. 5,000 it was to Daher. “You always have it?” asked Daher. “I flopped and ace.” Said Tepper. Daher folded and Tepper showed him the . Daher showed him his own 
so Tepper obliged and showed him the 
. Guess he does always have it. We’ll see.
Ludovic Geilich opened under-the-gun for 750 and was raised by Ibrahim Ghassan from Lebanon to 1,750. The blinds folded and Geilich four-bet him to 4,250. Ghasan made the call in position and they saw a flop of 
. Geilich bet 3,600 and got it through.
There have been a total of five exits so far, Joao Viera is the only player who has rebought.
We’re approaching the end of level four, nearly 5pm here and Dominik Nitsche has just entered the tournament with a cheery “Morning.” to his table.
Victor Ilyukhin Sr. bet 1,250 on a flop of 
and while Ivan Soshnikov folded Steve O’Dwyer made the call. The turn card was the 
which O’Dwyer checked and then called a bet of 3,250 from Ilyukhin Sr. The river card was the and O’Dwyer checked again. Ilyukhin Sr. only had just over 10k behind. It went all in and O’Dwyer made the call only to be shown the 
nut flush. O’Dwyer sighed and pushed his cards away.
O’Dwyer finished third in the EPT Deauville Euro 1K PLO Turbo last night for € 9,410.
Team PokerStars Pro Jake Cody check-raised to 7,800 against Julian Thomas on a 
flop; the German having made an initial bet of 2,500. Thomas called to see the 
pair the turn and both players checked.
Cody then fired 15,000 on the 
river and Thomas thought for about five minutes before eventually giving up his hand.
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