The board of was already complete and Tatiana Barausova had checked out of the big blind. There were 10,000 chips in the pot and her opponent in seat two checked behind to see Barausova turn over . The opponent checked his cards and Ludovic Riehl saw one of them before they got mucked. Pierre Morin insisted to the dealer that "show one show all" applies and the dealer flipped over for the inferior straight.
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There was an open to 700 from the player under the gun when Candido Goncalves three-bet to 1,700 and Andres Nadal then moved all in for his last 9,000. Louis Linard was in the big blind and he took a few moments before he made the call. When the original raiser folded Goncalves responded with an all-in of his own for just over 20,000 more. Back to Linard who made the call and we had a three way all in with Linard covering both players.
Nadal had and rose from his seat. Linard tabled with little enthusiasm and Goncalves had the old .
The cards fell and Goncalves spiked the turn to win a big pot, eliminate one player and chop Linard down to size.
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Action folded around to Laurent Strouk who limped from the cutoff. Bertrand "ElkY" Grospellier followed suit from the button and it folded over the big blind. He checked his option and the flop came down . The big blind checked again, prompting Strouk to fire out 700. Grospellier called and the big blind folded, leaving the duo heads up to the turn.
The dealer put out the on fourth street and Strouk dropped out another bet for the same amount - 700. Grospellier called one more time and the finished off the board. Strouk bet 2,500, Grospellier let it go, and Strouk took down the pot. He now has about 43,500 in chips while Grospellier's stack has fallen to around 48,000.
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was already complete and Tatiana Barausova had checked out of the big blind. There were 10,000 chips in the pot and her opponent in seat two checked behind to see Barausova turn over 
. The opponent checked his cards and Ludovic Riehl saw one of them before they got mucked. Pierre Morin insisted to the dealer that "show one show all" applies and the dealer flipped over 
for the inferior straight.
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and rose from his seat. Linard tabled 
with little enthusiasm and Goncalves had the old 
.
and Goncalves spiked the turn to win a big pot, eliminate one player and chop Linard down to size.
on fourth street and Strouk dropped out another bet for the same amount - 700. Grospellier called one more time and the 
