Big double up for Andrew Teng, who won a flip holding 
against Lasse Ubostad's 
.
The board came 
, the 'Barry Greenstein' river but it was already too late.
Teng is up about 90,000.
2010 WPT Paris
Main event
Day: 1b
Event Info
2010 WPT Paris
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
€10,000
Prize Pool
€2,347,797
Entries
247
Level
27
Blinds
40,000 / 80,000
Ante
10,000
Players Left 1 / 247
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John Juanda was all-in preflop for his last 10,000 against David Tavernier with 
against 
and was looking incredible safe on the 
board until the 
sent Tavernier jumping from his chair to knock out the former WSOPE champion.
Giuseppe Zarbo has hovered around the starting stack of 30k all day, but his stack has grown in size as the 100 and 500 stacks have outgrown their earlier perch on top of his strange mascot. For the mascot is a block of clear perspex, with what looks like a small plume of smoke trapped in it, and for most of today Zarbo's chip stack has been balanced on it. He's just added a few thousand to his stack with a threebet preflop called by Per Mattsson, whose stack is much more buffered but isn't intimidating Zarbo. He gave up quickly on the 
flop and another brick is added to the wall.
Edit 10 mins later: Zarbo just busted a short stack with less than 10k holding 
in the big blind. Two pair on the flop and it was all over from there.
The board was reading 
where it got checked around in a three-way pot between Jesper Petersen, Patrick Bueno and Theo Jorgensen.
The river was the 
and Jorgensen checked once more, Petersen fired out 7,000 before Bueno went in the tank and passed. Jorgensen made the call and Petersen quickly mucked.
Jorgensen flipped first the 
but then revealed he also held the 
for a turned flush.
"I had a king," said Bueno, "good that I did not bet the turn."
"If you bet the turn, I'd have folded," Jorgensen replied.
"No...I think not," laughed Bueno.
As you can see the chip count tab is currently not quite operational. Since this is a brand new system, we're still working out the kinks. For our WorldPokerTour.com friends, please be advised many of the players listed as "busted" are in fact still in the tournament, as there was a bug that showed players with chips on Day 1A as "busted" on day 1B.
Rest assured we're working feverishly to get this all straightened out. We appreciate your patience, and are confident the inconvenience will be well worth it when the new system is up and running in full.
It's nearing midnight here in Paris and we are back in action. The players have two more levels to play before Day 1b is in the books.
Level: 5
Blinds: 150/300
Ante: 25
The French are well known for enjoying their food which is why we're now on a 90 minute dinner break. We'll be restarting at about 11.20pm local time.
Having lost around 5k in a hand with 
vs. 
on a 
board a short while previously, Alan Goehring just doubled back to pretty much exactly the 30k starting stack with 
. I am guessing this went in on the 
flop, but even with the turn and river coming 
he still won the hand and picked up 15,025 x 2.
Elsewhere a few new big stacks have been spotted climbing skyward:
Fares Bdiri - 60,000
Per Mattsson - 76,000
Ilan Boujenah - 104,000
Elsewhere tables are losing the occasional dinner-break sprinter and in less than a minute there will be a 90 minute food hiatus.
Kimmo Kurko is chastising himself a little, he just paid off an 8,200 bet on the river of a 
board against Ilan Rouah but couldn't beat the latter when he was shown a very impressive
