No Fun for Farrell
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Nivel 7
: 250-500, 50 ante
It's all over for Niall Farrell who just tweeted: "KQ < AJ to bust, not a fun day :(
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2014 PokerStars.fr EPT Deauville
€5,300 Main Event
Zilele: 1a
Event Info
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Event Info
Informaţii Nivel
2014 PokerStars.fr EPT Deauville
Buy-in
€5,000
Fond de premiere
€3,211,200
Players
671
Nivel
31
Blinduri
60,000 / 120,000
Ante
20,000
Show One Card
Nivel 7
: 250-500, 50 ante
On a flop of 
it had been checked to Jean-Yves Malherbe who bet 2,000 and was raised by the big blind Vincent Verdickt to 4,100. Jorge Ufano was still to act and had a long think about it. So long that time was called, but before the floor could get there he mucked his cards and Malherbe made the call. Turn card 
and Verdickt now led for 5,300. Malherbe threw it away and the pot was Verdickt’s.
Marcin Wydrowski’s curiosity wasn’t satisfied though and he cried out to Verdickt to “Show the king.” In return Verdickt separated the cards face down and asked him to pick one. The turned up card was the 
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Hoefer's Ace Does the Trick
Nivel 7
: 250-500, 50 ante
Paul Hoefer checked an 
flop across to Konstantin Tolokno, the latter firing a bet of 6,000 into the middle. Hoefer made the call to see the 
on the turn, both players checked and then also checked the 
river. Hoefer showed 
and Tolokno disappointedly mucked his hand.
Mohamed Kerkeni Loses Two in a Row
Nivel 7
: 250-500, 50 ante
Two big pots in succession at Team PokerStars Pro Eugene Katchalov's table, he was involved in the latter whilst Mohamed Kerkeni was involved in both.
In the first Mihails Morozovs raised it up to 1,100 from under-the-gun and picked up four callers including Kerkeni, who was the cut-off. On the 
flop Morozovs bet 2,400, Joseph Carlino flat called, Kerkeni then made it 6,000 total and Morozovs was the only caller.
The 
fell on the turn, when checked to Kerkeni bet 6,000 and Morozovs smooth called once more. The river was checked through and Morozovs showed to win the pot.
On the next hand Jesper Hansen opened to 1,000 under-the-gun, he too picked up four callers so it was five-way to a 
flop, Hansen continued for 2,200 and both Kerkeni and Katchalov (button) came along. The 
turn was checked to Kerkeni, he bet 4,200m Katchalov called and Hansen folded. The 
river double paired the board, both players slowed down and checked, "King high," said Kerkeni showing 
, Katchalov opened to claim the pot.
After that hand Katchalov is up to 90,000.
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90,000 | 10,000 |
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49,500 | 49,500 |
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39,000 | 39,000 |
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Team Pro
Wigg Caught Out
Nivel 7
: 250-500, 50 ante
On the turn of a 
board, Anton Wigg fired a bet of 2,100, Yves Soussan made the call and Shaun Hegarty folded before the dealer put the on the river.
Wigg set Soussan all-in for the latter's last 9,000 or so but was snap-called by the Frenchman. Wigg quickly mucked and Soussan turned over for rivered top pair.
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75,000 | 8,000 |
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Welcome Chip Leader
Nivel 7
: 250-500, 50 ante
Tables are breaking more frequently now as short stacks are falling just after the dinner break. Zimnan Ziyard has moved his imposing stack of chips to a new table and is sat to the left of Dominik Nitsche who was so delighted he promptly got his phone number joking; “Now we can text each other hands.” It was soon down to business though as Ziyard opened for 1,000 and was raised by the button, Konstantin Tolokno, to 2,600. The blinds folded and Ziyard made the call.
They saw a flop of 
. Ziyard checked to the raiser who made it 2,700 only to face a check-raise to 6,700. Undeterred Tolokno made the call so they saw a turn card 
. Another check from Ziyard and Tolokno put out a bet of 7,000. Ziyard had seen enough of this hand and folded. Perhaps he’s wishing he could have his old table back.
Krieger Doesn't Win the War
Nivel 7
: 250-500, 50 ante
We missed the precise action preflop but saw 1,100 in front of Sven Krieger in the small blind. Eric Sfez in the big blind had 3,875 in front of him and was soon met by the all in of Krieger. Sfez, who won the €10,300 High Roller here two years ago for €242,000 - besting EPT London winner Ruben Visser heads up, frowned and called 14,000 more after some thinking.
Krieger showed 
and was behind against Sfez his 
. The 
on the flop just about sealed the deal for Sfez, though Krieger did pick up four split pot outs with the on the turn. The on the river was no help though and Krieger exited the tournament.
Eric Sfez is now one of the chip leaders.
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100,000 | 100,000 |
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Looking for a Taste of Deauville?
Nivel 7
: 250-500, 50 ante
Check out this video of new PokerNews Presenter Felicia Field exploring Deauville past and present.
40 Players in the Skrill Last Longer
Nivel 7
: 250-500, 50 ante
40 players signed up today for the Skrill Last Longer. That means 17% of the total field started out in the running for that EPT buy-in back in their Skrill account if they last the longest in this tournament.
Well known players like Dominik Nitsche, Kenny Hallaert, Torsten Brinckmann and Morten Mortensen all participated and those guys are still in the running.
Registration for the Skrill Las Longer is closed for today as the dinner break was the deadline to get in for day 1A. It will be the same tomorrow for Day 1B though, so still time to get in.
Nivel: 7
Blinduri: 250/500
Ante: 50