€1,000 CDF Main Event Day 1bc | 2024 Championnat de France

€1,000 CDF Main Event

Day 1bc Completed

Sep 13, 2024

Day 2 Seat Draw

Maxime Taldir

Level 10 : Blinds 1,000/1,500, 1,500 ante

Table	Seat	Player	Chip Count	Big Blinds
8	1	Bernard Seurin	43,000	22
8	2	Emmanuel Courrier	39,500	20
8	3	Omar Lakhdari	150,000	75
8	4	Remi De Rossi	118,500	59
8	5	Jonathan Abdoul	79,000	40
8	6	Leonard Truche	61,000	31
8	7	Francis Garson	61,000	31

9	1	Mathieu Di Meglio	120,000	60
9	2	Joseph Querleux	75,000	38
9	3	Lucas Segall	206,500	103
9	4	Mourad El Kheir	109,000	55
9	5	Franck Rene	50,000	25
9	6	Evgeny Sirotenko	94,000	47
9	7	Erwan Verger	298,000	149

10	1	Charles Eichner	236,000	118
10	2	Hugo Blaison	129,000	65
10	3	Kevin Bleiknach	134,000	67
10	4	[Removed:482]	204,000	102
10	5	Sayfedine Ben Khaled	34,000	17
10	6	Jose De Andrade	217,000	109
10	7	Oleksandr Shevchenko	50,000	25

14	1	Pierre Lewandowski	208,000	104
14	2	Didier Galliot	117,500	59
14	3	Abdellaier Iszafil	151,500	76
14	4	Julien Combier	352,000	176
14	5	Ingrid Etienne	47,000	24
14	6	Gerard Cohen	114,000	57
14	7	Mathias Moutaoukil	185,000	93

15	1	Arnaud Brunet	140,000	70
15	2	Teo Vincent	183,000	92
15	3	Jean Robin Dubouchet	77,500	39
15	4	Bruno Fitoussi	240,000	120
15	5	Nicolas Malbrec	256,500	128
15	6	Fred Delval	472,500	236
15	7	Christophe Cipreo	35,500	18

16	1	Long Le	164,000	82
16	2	Anthony Barrera	200,000	100
16	3	David Sacksick	86,000	43
16	4	Loic Menneteau	98,000	49
16	5	Eric Wetzel	76,000	38
16	6	Quentin Roussey	375,000	188
16	7	Laurent Michot	55,000	28

17	1	Mohamed Mokrani	144,000	72
17	2	Thierry Morel	105,000	53
17	3	Jeremy Surinach	136,500	68
17	4	Jonathan Pastore	94,500	47
17	5	Erwann Pecheux	191,000	96
17	6	Baptiste Biensan	38,000	19
17	7	Valentin Thomas	231,000	116

21	1	Kevin Bufali	111,000	56
21	2	Adrien Guyon	187,500	94
21	3	Eric Brunet	100,000	50
21	4	Murat Aras	120,500	60
21	5	Jonnhy Dubrevie	37,000	19
21	6	Fabien Motte	61,000	31
21	7	Dominique Franchi	47,500	24

22	1	Jeremy Palvini	83,000	42
22	2	Cyril Mazet	119,000	60
22	3	Malcolm Franchi	231,000	116
22	4	Alexis Rozenblat	70,000	35
22	5	Johan Greboval	186,500	93
22	6	Akram Soliane	240,000	120
22	7	Erich Tedeschi	145,000	73

23	1	Florian Ribouchon	98,000	49
23	2	Jordan Arlot	235,500	118
23	3	Benoit Grobocopatel	30,000	15
23	4	Jean Pierre Lacombe	192,500	96
23	5	Timothee Verot	22,500	11
23	6	Alexandre Bacchi	47,000	24
23	7	Rachid El Yaacoubi	241,000	121

24	1	David Stocker	129,000	65
24	2	Tom Di Chiara	104,000	52
24	3	Patricia Almeras	54,500	27
24	4	Guillaume Tricoire	140,000	70
24	5	Thibaut Yoccoz	36,000	18
24	6	Maxandre Dauphin	75,000	38
24	7	Remy Mougel	158,500	79

28	1	Akim Aouine	151,000	76
28	2	Olivier Le Moullec	33,000	17
28	3	Jerome Isier	78,500	39
28	4	Abdel Hakim Khelifa	206,500	103
28	5	Alice Sicconi	186,500	93
28	6	Alexandre Le Vaillant	122,000	61
28	7	Cedric Chevalme	135,000	68

29	1	Elie Nakache	15,000	8
29	2	Michel Marcone	155,000	78
29	3	Hans Sandy Andriantavy	52,500	26
29	4	Jean Paul Pasqualini	178,000	89
29	5	Sonny Franco	167,000	84
29	6	Pierre Antona	121,000	61
29	7	Samuel Bifarella	141,000	71

30	1	Michel Leibgorin	184,500	92
30	2	Patrick Faraut	70,000	35
30	3	Cyrille La Balme	309,000	155
30	4	Mickael Vassallo	71,500	36
30	5	Alexandre Mebs	278,500	139
30	6	Sami Bechahed	92,000	46
30	7	Yannick Lalou	153,500	77

31	1	Soufiane Razzouki	174,000	87
31	2	Yohan Figueiras	25,500	13
31	3	Ian Buttigieg	63,000	32
31	4	Patrick Passelaigue	395,000	198
31	5	Lionel Foulquier	42,500	21
31	6	Gregory Grech	140,000	70
31	7	Loic Durand	94,000	47

35	1	Gael Ruiz	70,500	35
35	2	Egemen Orhan	58,500	29
35	3	Jean Souprayenmestry	81,000	41
35	4	Laurent Santos	236,000	118
35	5	Nguyen Do Hoy	179,000	90
35	6	Gilles Potier	128,500	64
35	7	Axel Bayout	193,000	97

36	1	Michel Molenaar	105,000	53
36	2	Giovanni Renna	70,500	35
36	3	Francis Hatchikian	30,000	15
36	4	Luca Delerm	149,000	75
36	5	Nicolas Dumont	111,500	56
36	6	Philippe Rup	114,500	57
36	7	Mathias Marza	565,000	283

37	1	Guy Lebreton	258,000	129
37	2	Julian Feriolo	46,000	23
37	3	Cyril Monbrun Massot	35,000	18
37	4	Julien Breuil	154,000	77
37	5	Fahd Boudaouine	91,000	46
37	6	Djamel Ouaret	160,000	80
37	7	Karim Abdelmoumene	302,000	151

38	1	Julien Pavon	213,500	107
38	2	Vladimir Heinich	196,000	98
38	3	Pierre Basile	144,000	72
38	4	Ut Tam Vo	94,500	47
38	5	Alban Beysson	79,000	40
38	6	Nicolas Tytgat	41,500	21
38	7	Adem Agoudjil	246,500	123

42	1	Herve Gouzil	52,500	26
42	2	Eddy Khazrouni	36,500	18
42	3	Fabian Rolli	118,000	59
42	4	Gilbert Eghazarian	139,000	70
42	5	Saad Ravate	103,000	52
42	6	Pia Fransson	51,500	26
42	7	Alexis Riera	92,500	46

43	1	Jean Yves Lestrade	99,500	50
43	2	Mathieu Gournay	76,500	38
43	3	Kevin Elfar	95,500	48
43	4	Ivan Kuziv	16,000	8
43	5	Heni Mokni	354,500	177
43	6	Simon Cuq	245,000	123
43	7	Franky Rochenard	147,500	74

44	1	Tony Marin	52,000	26
44	2	Etienne Silva De Oliveira	46,000	23
44	3	Ruben Padovani	506,500	253
44	4	Hugues Girard	141,000	71
44	5	Yunus Ekinci	228,000	114
44	6	Dionke Ba	71,500	36
44	7	Giuseppe Zarbo	62,000	31

45	1	Aymeric Cossic	178,500	89
45	2	Seb Chaigneau	139,500	70
45	3	Olivier Jarny	138,000	69
45	4	Sabry Ferhaoui	190,000	95
45	5	Charles Malik Boudaoud	206,000	103
45	6	Michael Rodrigues	237,000	119
45	7	Michael Azoulay	71,000	36

49	1	Claude Casazza	72,500	36
49	2	Eddy Martin	43,500	22
49	3	Eric Bouhallier	107,500	54
49	4	Olivier Paris	59,500	30
49	5	David Gomes	193,500	97
49	6	Roger Mouries	91,000	46
49	7	Abdallah Nacer	86,000	43

50	1	Clement Michaud	42,500	21
50	2	Yannick Godart	107,000	54
50	3	Yassine Baqual	151,500	76
50	4	Gilles Gauyacq	51,500	26
50	5	Albakri Ahamada	71,000	36
50	6	Antoine Delorme	36,000	18
50	7	Antonin Teisseire	119,000	60

51	1	Jerome Romain	117,500	59
51	2	Cecile Ticherfatine	360,000	180
51	3	Giovanni Rosadoni	148,000	74
51	4	Ali Chaieb	107,500	54
51	5	Danny Gentilhomme	64,000	32
51	6	Jeremy Conan	43,500	22

52	1	Nicolas Antouard	178,000	89
52	2	Christophe Donini	49,500	25
52	3	Anthony Alvarez	43,000	22
52	4	Axel Gold Dalg	109,000	55
52	5	Bruno Khalifa	268,000	134
52	6	Anthony Mercier	147,000	74

Sep 13, 2024

Ruben Padovani Surges Late to Secure Day 1b Chip Lead

Share on Twitter Share on Facebook

Maxime Taldir

Level 10 : Blinds 1,000/1,500, 1,500 ante

Today, Thursday, September 12, was another day to get closer to the French Championship title. After 44 players qualified on Day 1a, 118 more players out of a field of 297 entrants made their way to Day 2 on Day 1b of the €1,000 Main Event, here at the Pasino Grand in Aix-en-Provence.

Frédéric Delval held the chip lead during the last level of the day, but in the final minutes, Ruben Padovani cameback to finish in first place with 506,500 chips.

€1,000 French Championship Main Event Day 1b Top 10

Rank	Player	Country	Chip count	Big Blinds
1	Ruben Padovani	France	506,500	338
2	Frédéric Delval	France	472,500	315
3	Quentin Roussey	France	375,000	250
4	Cecile Ticherfatine	France	360,000	240
5	Karim Abdelmoumene	France	302,000	201
6	Erwan Verger	France	298,000	199
7	Alexandre Mebs	France	278,500	186
8	Guy Lebreton	France	258,000	172
9	Nicolas Malbrec	France	256,500	171
10	Simon Cuq	France	245,000	123

"I had a rush during the last hands, winning a big pot against aces, for example," Padovani explained while bagging his chips. Earlier, he had already scooped a pot by moving all-in on the turn. Second in chips is the former chip leader Delval, who built his stack by eliminating Samy Boujmala.

Quentin Roussey (375,000) and Cecile Ticherfatine (360,000) also had their names on top of the chip counts at least once today, and finished with big stacks. Rachid El Yaacoubi (241,000), [Removed:482] (204,000), and former PMU Team Pro Erwann Pecheux (191,000) bagged chips at the end of the day, along with Adrien Guyon (187,500), Sonny Franco (167,000), Samuel Bifarella (141,000), and Florian Ribouchon (98,000).

WSOP bracelet winners Antonin Teisseire (119,000) and Jonathan Pastore (94,500) finished with average stacks, while Benoit Grobocopatel (30,000) and Francis Hatchikian (30,000) ended with less than the starting stack.

An hour after Day 1b was done, Day 1c came to an end with 26 remaining players out of 55 entrants. With 246,000 chips, Adem Agoudjil holds the biggest stack, followed by Michael Rodrigues (237,000) and Johann Greboval (186,500), who complete the podium.

€1,000 French Championship Main Event Day 1c Top 10

Rank	Player	Country	Chip count	Big Blinds
1	Adem Agoudjil	France	246,500	123
2	Michael Rodrigues	Portugal	237,000	119
3	Johann Greboval	France	186,500	93
4	Teo Vincent	France	183,000	92
5	Yassine Baqal	France	151,500	76
6	Pierre Basile	France	144,000	72
7	Arnaud Brunet	France	140,000	70
8	Gregory Grech	France	140,000	70
9	Jeremy Surinach	France	136,500	68
10	Cedric Chevalme	France	135,000	68

Yassine Baqal (151,500), PMU Team Pro Jeremy Surinach (136,500), Cedric Chevalme (135,000), Mathieu Di Meglio (120,000), 2024 Omaha French champion Jeremy Palvini (83,000), and Giuseppe Zarbo (62,000) also secured spots on Day 2 thanks to the third and final flight of the tournament.

Leonard Truche bagged only 61,000 chips on Day 1c, but the defending champion is still in the race for a back-to-back victory. Finally, Elie Nakache will need to double up quickly, as he sits with just 15,000 chips.

Everyone remaining will combine into one field for Day 2 at 1 p.m. local time tomorrow, with late registration still open for two 60-minute levels, starting with blinds of 1,000/2,000/2,000.

Stay tuned as PokerNews returns tomorrow for all the action!

Tags: Adem Agoudjil Adrien Guyon Alexandre Mebs Antonin Teisseire Arnaud Brunet Benoit Grobocopatel Cecile Ticherfatine Cedric Chevalme Elie Nakache Erwan Verger Erwann Pecheux Florian Ribouchon Francis Hatchikian Frédéric Delval Giuseppe Zarbo Gregory Grech Guy Lebreton Jeremy Palvini Jeremy Surinach Johan Greboval Jonathan Pastore Karim Abdelmoumene Leonard Truche Mathieu Di Meglio Michael Rodrigues Nicolas Malbrec Patrick Passelaigue Pierre Basile Quentin Roussey Rachid El Yaacoubi Ruben Padovani Samuel Bifarella Samy Boujmala Sonny Franco Teo Vincent Yassine Baqal

Sep 13, 2024

End of Day 1c Chip Counts

Share on Twitter Share on Facebook

Maxime Taldir

Level 10 : Blinds 1,000/1,500, 1,500 ante

Read full

Sep 13, 2024

End of Day 1b Chip Counts (full)

Share on Twitter Share on Facebook

Maxime Taldir

Level 10 : Blinds 1,000/1,500, 1,500 ante

Read full

Sep 13, 2024

End of Day 1b

Share on Twitter Share on Facebook

Maxime Taldir

Level 10 : Blinds 1,000/1,500, 1,500 ante

Day 1b of the €1,000 French Championship Main Event came to an end with 117 remaining players out of 297 entrants.

Stay tuned as PokerNews provides you the full chip counts and the recap of the day.

Sep 13, 2024

Last Four Hands of the Day

Share on Twitter Share on Facebook

Maxime Taldir

Level 10 : Blinds 1,000/1,500, 1,500 ante

The tournament director stopped the clock. Four more hands will be played tonight before wrapping up.

Sep 13, 2024

Tens Are Not Good Enough for Franco

Share on Twitter Share on Facebook

Maxime Taldir

Level 10 : Blinds 1,000/1,500, 1,500 ante

[Removed:482] raised to 3,000 from the cutoff, but the button three-bet to 8,500. Sonny Franco called from the big blind and Haiche folded.

The button bet 8,000 on the 7♥8♥A♠ flop. Franco check-called, and checked the 3♣ turn. The button checked back.

The 6♣ brought no action and Sonny flipped over 10♥10♦. The button had Q♠Q♥ and won the pot.

Tags: Sonny Franco

Sep 13, 2024

El Yaacoubi Makes Ticherfatine Fold

Share on Twitter Share on Facebook

Maxime Taldir

Level 10 : Blinds 1,000/1,500, 1,500 ante

At the new chipleader Frédéric Delval's table, Cécile Ticherfatine raised to 3,000 from the cutoff and both players in the blinds called.

Ticherfatine continued for 3,500 on the J♥A♦Q♦ flop. Rachid El Yaacoubi in the small blind snap called, but the big blind check-folded.

Both players checked the 7♠ turn leading to the 4♥ river where El Yaacoubi bet 5,000. Ticherfatine folded.

Tags: Cécile Ticherfatine Frédéric Delval Rachid El Yaacoubi

Sep 13, 2024

😍 Start Using PokerNews Emojis Today!

Share on Twitter Share on Facebook

Maxime Taldir

Level 10 : Blinds 1,000/1,500, 1,500 ante

PokerNews has been bringing you live reporting from the biggest poker tournaments for over 17 years, and it's time for a brand new addition to the live update product with the launch of PokerNews emojis.

Exciting New Emojis

Ever been scrolling through the PokerNews live updates and thought to yourself "Wow, what a punt!" 🏉

Or been following your favorite player only for them to bust? 💔

Or had to deal with an egregiously long Christoph Vogelsang tank? 🐢

Well, now you can show exactly how you're feeling with the launch of 24 bespoke reaction emojis which are available to be used on every single post in our live reporting.

These allow readers to react to individual hands, conveying emotions, reactions and expressions that were previously confined to Twitter threads, text messages or WhatsApp groups.

From classic Thumbs Up and Heart to poker-specific Fish and Money Bag emojis, we've worked hard to find the ideal selection for you to use while enjoying our updates.

Find More Information Here