Justin Bonomo opened to 2,000 from the cutoff, a second player three-bet to 5,500 on the button, and Thomas Petit cold four-bet to 12,600 from the small blind. Bonomo quickly folded, and the player on the button tanked a bit before moving all in.
Petit's eyes grew, and he checked his cards one last time before calling and tabling two black aces. His opponent sighed and turned over two queens.
The board ran out , and Petit now has 90,000 chips.
When we arrived at the table, the board read . was laying in front of Basil Yaiche, and Faraz Jaka was cutting out stacks of chips.
Tablemate Jason Mercier was kind enough to fill us in on the details of the hand, and it all started with a min-raise from Mercier. Yaiche called on his left, Jaka three-bet to 7,200, and the action folded back to Yaiche who four-bet to 14,400. Jaka moved all in, Yaiche snapped it off, and Jaka tabled two aces.
The rest is history.
Yaiche, who started the day as one of the leaders, is back above six-figures, while Jaka has just over 11 big blinds.
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Michael Mizrachi (Day 1a) - Eliminated
Michael Mizrachi found himself all in and at risk with moments ago. Antonio Subtil had him crushed with however, and the board did not improve Mizrachi's hand.
The prize pool information has finally be released. The 228 entrants created a total pool of €1,624,500, and the first-place prize is €400,00 (which includes a seat into the $25,000 World Poker Tour Championship event to be held in May of 2013).
Here are the final table payouts. For the full list of payouts, please click the Payouts tab above.
It all started when Franck Kalfon opened to 1,800 form early position. Sami Zakhary moved all in for 5,500 from middle position, Jacques Enjoubault quickly called in middle position, and Nicolas Cardyn cold four-bet to 14,000 on the button. Kalfon released, and without hesitation, Enjoubault called.
The flop fell , and Enjoubault fired 22,000. Cardyn went into the tank, then moved all in for 73,1000. Enjoubault snapped it off, and all three hands were tabled.
Zakhary
Enjoubault
Cardyn
Cardyn faded a flush, a five, and an eight on the turn (), and the river (), shipping a massive pot to put him among the chip leaders. Enjoubault took a serious hit, and Zakhary hit the rail.
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, and Petit now has 90,000 chips.
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was laying in front of Basil Yaiche, and Faraz Jaka was cutting out stacks of chips.
moments ago. Antonio Subtil had him crushed with 
, and Enjoubault fired 22,000. Cardyn went into the tank, then moved all in for 73,1000. Enjoubault snapped it off, and all three hands were tabled.
), shipping a massive pot to put him among the chip leaders. Enjoubault took a serious hit, and Zakhary hit the rail.
