.
. So, not a bad flop to play back at an opponent!
. Testud puts out a bet of 5,000, approximately the size of the pot. Action folds all the way back around to the player on his right, who makes the call.
. Testud again fires away, pushing out 20,000 chips. His opponent check-raises him all in, and Testud makes the call. With his tournament life on the line, Testud and his opponent show down their hands:
. He is eliminated from the field in the closing minutes of Day 1a.
the action checked around to a player in late position who made it 1,200 to go. Four players made the call including Ferguson and Jacques Zaicik. 
fell on the turn and a player in the small blind passed the first action to Ferguson who moved all in for a total of 10,825. The player to Chris' immediate left then quickly put in a raise in an effort to try and isolate Ferguson. The player who bet the flop folded as did Zaicik, which brought the action to the small blind who surprised practically everyone at the table when he shoved all in over the top, having both Chris and the player to his left covered. The call was made and at the showdown the following hands were revealed:
fell on the river, enabling his opponents to take back their all-in bets and split the main pot.
and moved all in over the top of an opponent's 2,000 pre-flop raise. His opponent made the call and tabled a pocket pair of jacks, leaving Torrent drawing quite slim. Unable to improve, Torrent was eliminated from the Main Event and headed straight for the bar.
before the small blind player open-shoved for 15,500. Zaicik snap-called with 
. The small-blind player looked very sheepish as he revealed 
for king high!
€8,500 Cannes Main Event
Day 1a Completed
