Mercier Busts His Neighbor
Christophe Larquemin was first to act and raised to 1,000. His neighbor Jason Mercier three-bet to 3,700 and action folded back around to Larquemin who called rather quickly. Larquemin lead out 3,000 himself on the 
flop and Mercier called.
The 
hit the turn and Larquemin checked. Mercier bet 4,500 and Larquemin called.
With the 
pairing the board on the river, Larquemin checked for the second time in a row. Mercier asked to see how much his neighbor had behind and the Frenchman showed his stack of 7,700. Mercier then slid forward 30,000 to put the maximum amount of pressure on his opponent. Larquemin didn't need much time to call, but his 
hit the muck soon enough as Mercier tabled 
.
"Player out!" the dealer shouted as Christophe Larquemin got up and left.
| Jogador | Fichas | Oscilação |
|---|---|---|
|
59,000
31,000
|
31,000 |
|
||
flop gave Grospellier's opponent a freeroll to running diamonds. Unfortunately for France's all-time money leader, that's exactly what happened when the turn and river came diamond-diamond.
flop holding the 
against the 
to get back some breathing room, but would fall the next hand.
flop already had one table mate say "Oh oh!", and the 
followed soon after to make things official for Luca. He was out, the 
on the river did nothing for him.
. On that flop, the world-famous Floridian bet 5,700 and took the pot down. He took no part in the final hand, so stacked up a whopping 92,700 at the close of play. 
saw all three players check, but Tcechoev bet 3,500 on the 
and only Mateos called. The river 
