With a full board of 
on the felt an in position JP Kelly moved all-in for 6,600. His opponent - Uladzimir Zakharau - folded and Kelly took the pot to climb to 18,000.
| Jogador | Fichas | Oscilação |
|---|---|---|
|
18,000 | 4,000 |
Late registration is open all day today and people are still arriving. In fact, you can register till the beginning of day two tomorrow.
Just now we saw three recognizable Dutch players enter. Serial EPT casher Paul Berende made his way to the registration desk, online savant Thomas Brader walked in and Freerk Post (22nd for €23,000 here last year) handed over €5,300 for a seat.
The tournament clock now makes mention of 428 registered players. 356 of those are still in the tournament at this time making for a tournament average of 36,000.
Dave 'Dubai' Shallow is the probable chip leader right now with a stack of around 96,000. He'd evidently just won a pot when I arrived at his table as he was still stacking chips, he didn't have time to finish that job though as he three-bet to 2,050 over the top of Sebastien Lapeyre's open. One seat to the left of Shallow is Sergii Baranov, he elected to smooth call and when it got back to Lapeyre the Frenchman did likewise.
On the 
flop Shallow bet 2,400, Baranov raised to 6,000 and Lapeyre tank-folded. Shallow then got an eyes on chip count of Baranov's stack (21,000 back) before moving all-in. After a wry smile Baranov mucked his cards. Pot to Shallow.
| Jogador | Fichas | Oscilação |
|---|---|---|
|
96,000 | 46,000 |
Giovani abriu o pote com raise para 900 em early position e recebe call do jogador sentado imediatamente à sua esquerda.
O flop é 
e ambos os jogadores fazem check.
No turn aparece um 
e Giovani aposta 1,300 fichas. O adversário mete duas fichas de 2,000 é é considerado raise, Giovani aposta então 7,000 fichas e recebe snap call do villain.
O river é uma 
e Giovani faz check-call a 5,000 com 
...o villain mostrou 
e levou o pote, Giovani tem agora 25,000 fichas.
The Team PokerStars Pro Luca Pagano, and head honcho of the Italian Poker Tour, explains how you put together a poker tournament in which the buy-in is lower than before but the prize pool remains the same. Welcome to the world of accumulator tournaments. Read all about it on the PokerStars blog.
Steve O'Dwyer just made his exit from the tournament area. He only played for two hours since he didn't feel all too well this morning.
His day went as he felt, not too good. O'Dwyer first made the nut flush but ran into someone hitting runner runner boat.
Just now he lost the rest of his chips against Team PokerStars Pro Luca Pagano. O'Dwyer's 
couldn't hit against Pagano's 
and that was all she wrote.
O'Dwyer will stick around this week for the side events he told us, but first back to his room to get some more sleep.
| Jogador | Fichas | Oscilação |
|---|---|---|
|
Eliminado |
Nível: 6
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 50
Francis Agusti has doubled up through Tom Cunningham. It looked as though all the chips had gone in on the flop of 
with Cunningham having flopped top two pair with 
. Agusti though, had flopped the straight with 
which held on a 
turn and 
river for the win.
| Jogador | Fichas | Oscilação |
|---|---|---|
|
|
10,000 | -20,000 |
They've crossed the midpoint of Day 1B at EPT10 Deauville, site of the famous annual American Film Festival that has come to the seaside city for nearly four decades. So far the Day 1B cast numbers more than 420 players, a big jump over Day 1A's field of 234. Patrick Bruel — who as an actor has starred in dozens of films and television shows — is among the group of players who have chipped up thus far today in an attempt to land a leading role in the tournament.
Check the PokerStars blog for a synopsis of today's heroes and heroines, the supporting cast, and those failing to make it beyond the event's first reel.
