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Of note, the Mizrachi brothers are now seated at the feature table.
2008 Partouche Poker Tour - Cannes
€8,500 Cannes Main Event
Day: 3
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2008 Partouche Poker Tour - Cannes
Buy-in
$12,300
Entries
480
Level
31
Blinds
75,000 / 150,000
Ante
15,000
Of note, the Mizrachi brothers are now seated at the feature table.
New Seat Draws
Seat 1: [Removed:133]
Seat 2: Guillaume Darcourt
Seat 3: Raul Paez
Seat 4: Claudio Renaldi
Seat 5: Michael Abecassis
Seat 6: Alain Roy
Seat 7: Philippe Narboni
Seat 8: Rachid 'Ralou' Ben Rezkallah
Featured Table:
Seat 1: Jean Philippe Rohr
Seat 2: Stephane Bazin
Seat 3: Pierre Yves Ayme
Seat 4: Gus Hansen
Seat 5: Robert Mizrachi
Seat 6: Antonin Tesseire
Seat 7: Michael Mizrachi
Seat 8: Thierry Crenn
Rachid 'Ralou' Ben Rezkallah Eliminated in 16th Place ($34,953)
Action folded around to Ben Rezkallah in the small blind who moved all in holding
. Cournut thought things over and eventually made the call, saying, "Let's gamble," before tabling 
.Miles ahead before the flop, the man they call 'Ralou' fell way behind after the flop, which came
, subsequently giving Cournut the nut straight. Blanks on the turn and rivered sealed the deal and Ben Rezkallah would settle for 16th place prize money, worth $34,953.
Roberth Mizrachi Eliminated in 15th Place ($34,953)
According to Eric Mizrachi, Robert held pocket aces and moved all in over the top of a bet from Gus on a
flop that had one club. Gus made the call with the 
and managed to hit running clubs to crack Mizrachi's aces.Mizrachi will take home $34,953 in prize money for his 15th place finish, while Gus now sits with almost 1.9 million in chips.
Break Time
Level: 23
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 2,000
Cards In the Air
The Grinder Doubles
and found himself in good shape versus the 
of Stephane Bazin. The board came 
, locking up a double up for The Grinder. He has bumped himself back up over the 400,000 mark.
Action Flop, Big Pot
The dealer spread out what would become an action flop:
. Paez continued out with 68,000 chips, which Roy flat-called.The fourth card off was the
. Paez kept the heat on with another bet, this time moving 175,000 of his chips. Roy wasn't going anywhere. He moved all in for an additional 355,000. Paez eventually made the call, revealing his 
. He would soon see that he was drawing dead, as Roy tabled the winning 
, having flopped bottom set versus his opponent's top pair.In winning that big pot, Alain Roy has doubled up to 1,350,000, while Paez has been knocked back to around 600,000.
Tapis, Guillaume
In the most recent of those shoves, he pushed 382,000 chips out, and action folded around to Raul Paez. He open-mucked his
, prompting Darcourt to show the table his 
. He has now chipped up to about 420,000.