Leif Force managed to finish the deal versus Chris Brammer, and on an adjacent table, Sam Stein was besting Jon Jaffe.
Stein opened and bet, bet, shoved on a board. Jaffe called all the way and all-in on the river with . Stein tabled and took the scalp and at least a min cash.
We were watching the action by the two brightest heads of hair in the room - Guillaume Darcourt and Bertrand "ElkY" Grospellier. The two Frenchmen seem to be enjoying their heads up match - Grospellier is casually eating a salad, they're laughing and speaking French between hands. Darcourt has the best of it at the moment - Grospellier is down to one lammer and around 10,000 while Darcourt still has both rebuy lammers.
At an adjacent table we saw David Benefield filling out his chip slip for a return tomorrow at 1 p.m. for Round 4.
We said the Shaun Deeb vs Eric Froehlich game was being paid at a frantic pace, so much so that it's over already.
Deeb lost his second bullet and then lost his third, and last, on the very next hand.
Froehlich opened to 800 and Deeb called to see a flop. Deeb check-called a 1,200 bet here and a 2,500 bet on the turn. The river came and Deeb check-called all-in.
Froehlich opened for a turned flush and Deeb just mucked.
Anyone think Deeb has Stud on his mind after his recent performances in the SCOOP?
Ilan Boujenah was the first player to fall today. We don't have the details but he was eliminated by Josh Pollock; the first player to be guaranteed $3,995.
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and Pantling called. Tran's draws didn't hit and Pantling's 
took the pot.
board. Jaffe called all the way and all-in on the river with 
. Stein tabled 
and took the scalp and at least a min cash.
. Brammer's eyebrows almost reached his back hair, before he mucked.
flop. Deeb check-called a 1,200 bet here and a 2,500 bet on the 
turn. The river came 
and Deeb check-called all-in.
