LAPT Playa Conchal Main Event | 2009 PokerStars.net LAPT Playa Conchal

11-22-2009 13:49 UTC-6

Back in Action

Donnie Peters

The seven remaining players are back with the cards in the air.

11-22-2009 14:05 UTC-6

As the cards were being dealt for the following hand, Eric Levesque piped up:

"I have a feeling about this one. Something big is going to happen."

He was right.

Action folded around the table to Carlos Giron in the small blind who open-shoved all in.

"That's a good move," said Levesque as he looked down at his cards.

A second later his chips were in the middle. "I call."

Levesque: {K-Spades}

Giron:

The board then filled out {6-Spades}

{4c]

in favor of Giron, despite several requests for a queen from Levesque.

After the hand, Giron stacked up 495,000 in chips while Levesque fell back down to 950,000.

Tags: Carlos Giron Eric Levesque

11-22-2009 14:06 UTC-6

Scoreboard Update

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Amer Sulaiman - 585,000
Sol Bergren - 1,680,000
Francis-Nicolas Bouchard - 402,000
Rogelio Pardo - 375,000
Carlos Giron - 600,000
Eric Levesque - 1,060,000
Darren Keyes - 500,000

11-22-2009 14:14 UTC-6

Bergren Increases Lead

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Donnie Peters

Sol Bergren raised to 75,000 in preflop action and Carlos Giron called from the big blind. Giron then checked the flop of {9-Diamonds}

to Bergren. The chip leader fired 90,000 and won the pot.

Bergren's now up to 1.8 million.

Tags: Carlos Giron Sol Bergren

11-22-2009 14:28 UTC-6

Tican Table Talk

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"What time is the nap break?" asked Darren Keyes.

We feel you, Darren. Little has happened over the last 20 minutes.

11-22-2009 14:42 UTC-6

Sol-ja Boy Cranks That

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Donnie Peters

Eric Levesque raised to 87,000 from the cutoff seat and Sol Bergren called from the big blind. The two players took a flop of {J-Diamonds}

. Bergren took some time before firing out a bet of 100,000. Levesque called.

The turn brought the {9-Diamonds}

and Bergren checked after about a minute of thought. Levesque immediately reached into his stack and fired 150,000. Bergren called.

The river was the {A-Clubs}

and Bergren checked. Levesque stood from his seat and said, "You have king jack there?" He then checked.

"Ace six." said Bergren, turning over {A-Diamonds}

. Levesque flung his hand into the muck, slipping to 990,000.

Bergren is up over two million now.

Tags: Eric Levesque Sol Bergren

11-22-2009 14:47 UTC-6

Bouchard Flips to a Double

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Donnie Peters

Action folded to Sol Bergren on the button and he checked the stacks behind him in the blinds before moving all in. Francis-Nicolas Bouchard called all in from the small blind holding {A-Spades}

. Bergren had {6-Clubs}

.

The board ran out {K-Clubs}

, giving Bouchard the double up. He now has 747,000 chips and Bergren slipped to 1.62 million.

Tags: Francis-Nicolas Bouchard Sol Bergren

Level: 25

Blinds: 20,000/40,000

Ante: 4,000

11-22-2009 14:53 UTC-6

Pardo Doubles Through Levesque

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Action folded around the table to Rogelio Pardo on the button who open-shoved all in for a total of 178,000. Carlos Giron folded his small blind, leaving Pardo's fate up to Eric Levesque in the big blind. A solid three minutes passed before Levesque made his decision:

"I don't know why I'm doing this," Levesque said, as he slid a pile of blue chips into the middle, signifying a call.

A moment later, the cards were on their backs:

Levesque: {9-Diamonds}

Pardo:

A

board ensued giving Pardo a full house and new life in the tournament with 410,000 in chips. Levesque dropped to 780,000 in the loss.

"Donkey call! Donkey call!" yelled one spectator.

"Yeah, it's a donkey call. I agree!" Levesque snapped back.

Tags: Rogelio Pardo

11-22-2009 14:59 UTC-6

Carlos Giron Eliminated in 7th Place ($20,098)

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Donnie Peters

Carlos Giron open-shoved for 241,000 from middle position. Action folded around to the big blind. In that seat sat chip leader Sol Bergren. After a minute or so in the tank, Bergren said, "I call, I don't have a good hand, but I call."

He showed {Q-Clubs}