flop was dealt. Only a player in middle position called before both players checked through the 
turn. 
prompting Dempsey to bet 500. His opponent insta-called with 
-x but it was no good to beat Dempsey's 
.
, the pro came in with a raise to 1,050. Only one of the original limpers came along, and it was heads up to the flop.
. The limper led out for a bet of 2,000, which Mercier called., and again there was an initial bet of 2,000, which Mercier matched.
, and once more the player fired out 2,000 chips. This time though, Mercier moved all in for about 10,000, and his opponent made the call. Mercier turned over his , prompting his opponent to slam the table in disgust. He shipped most of his chips across the table, quietly mumbling that he held 
. Mercier, meanwhile, is up to around 30,000 in chips.
Level: 3
Blinds: 75/150
Ante: 0
. It was checked to a player in middle position who fired 1,200 into the pot. Anthony Lellouche was the only caller from first position. before Lelloche led out this time for a 3,600 bet that his opponent called. Lellouche showed 
for the nut flush and that had the 
of his opponent well beat.
, and the turn brought the . Dario bet out 12,000, and his lone opponent, Fabrice Le Corre, made the call.
. Minieri studied for a moment before moving all in, having his man covered. Le Corre made the call, and tabled 
for the seven-card straight. Minieri open-mucked his 
and sent most of his chips across the table. Despite being one of the early leaders, Minieri is down to 12,000 chips, and has been on a significant downward trend of late.
. prompted both players to check before the river came . Mercier counted out a bet of 2,175 and tossed it into the middle. 
but his opponent revealed for the nut flush and the pot.
Level: 4
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 0
