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With the board reading 
, Kevin Eyster checked and Iulian Iacob bet 40,000, a slight overbet of the pot. Eyster tanked for a bit but then made the call.
Iacob flipped 
for the flopped straight and Eyster tapped the table and mucked.
2010 WPT Paris
Main event
Day: 2
Event Info
2010 WPT Paris
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
€10,000
Prize Pool
€2,347,797
Total Entries
247
Level
27
Blinds
40,000 / 80,000
Ante
10,000
Players Left 1 / 247
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Paul Testud started today with about five big blinds, somehow he's still in. He's doubled again, this time with 
against 
holding on a 
board.
Level: 11
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 200
90 Minutes to Enjoy the Restaurant at the ACF or stroll out into the Paris night in search of sustenance. We return thereafter.
A weird preflop pot saw under the gun Thomas Nielsen re-raising after Fabrice Tuil had made it 7,300 (picking up Eric Sadoun on the button somehow too). He made it 22k with 40k behind, and Tuil began to consider. He asked Nielsen something (which I didn't catch but was probably Standard Poker Question A or B, about what his holding was or whether he wanted a call) and Nielsen replied, "What do you want me to say? I'll say whatever makes you happy."
What he actually said, about 30 seconds later, was, "Time!" which probably didn't make Tuil that happy.
The dealer nodded but presumably was counting the minute himself; Nielsen thought he hadn't been understood and after ten seconds more said, "Time?" again.
"Time time oui oui," snapped back Tuil.
"I just want you to make a decision," said Nielsen. The decision for both remaining players was Fold - although Sadoun (bet you've forgotten about him) showed his as he mucked.
Alexander Roumeliotis opened to 3,000 and got one caller before Arnaud Mattern squeezed from the small blind, making it 14,500 to play. Roumeliotis mucked his hand disgustedly and the late position caller also folded. A nice little 9,000 added to the Frenchman's stack without even seeing a flop
Jimmy Ostensson has just added even more to his stack when he held 
on a Ten-high board against Chuc Hoang's 
which made second pair. The Swede is over the 300,000 mark as a result.
Guillaume Zarbo, for example, hasn't had it all his way this level, doubling up shorter stacked Stephane Cohen despite having vs. Cohen's all in preflop - he made a straight on the river. But the top guys maintain their placing at the head of the field more or less as we approach the level 10 dinner break.
Here's a few of the biggest stacks, all over the 200,000 mark.
Samlane Phomveha got his last chips in with against Antony Lellouche's 
but couldn't win out on a 
board. Lellouche continues to build up his stack to around the 80,000 mark.
