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Tony Hughes* - George Cunnigham 0h24
George must have been the unluckiest of players today. With a flop KK3, he had a king, while his opponent had a three. A three on the turn, and a three on the river: Top full beaten by quads - end of match for George.


lui par contre il a chatté

FRED a écrit :lui par contre il a chatté

doogan sort de ce corps tout de suite

pp is all over!!

One of the last remaining people from the Netherlands, Tsai Chen, had a very tough draw against "Bandit" Pascal Perrault, And indeed, the Frenchman had 30K early on. But Tasi fought back, and got her opponent all-in before the flop while holding the best hand: AT vs. A2. A deuce on the flop kept Pascal alive. Pascal then made a great bluff, raising all-in to 9,200 with a 54 on the turn 4T7J rainbow to make Tsai lay down J8 after having bet 2,000. But not much later, it was all over anyway when holding AQ on the turn QT38, she got her opponent all-in. Pascal had T9 and couldn't improve
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Aujourd'hui à quinze heures :

Thomas Fougeron (France) - Kate Szeremeta (England)
Thierry Cazals (France) - Valentino Pedron (Italy)
Antony Lellouche (France) - Paul Jackson (England)

Seulement trois français encore en course.

Kate est une anglaise, fille du patron de poker europa

je vais la niquer la salope

Quel poète !

t'as raison Fougan, défonce-la, ne te laisse pas faire. Tu vas gagner!

Craque lui son Q !

Coil en mode poete fino

Thomas Fougeron (France) - Kate Szeremeta (England)

http://news.pokerpages.com/index.php?option=com_simpleblog&task=view&id=1322

Il lui fait son oeil de tueur là....

Thomas a écrit :Kate est une anglaise, fille du patron de poker europa

je vais la niquer la salope

Mdr!

Allez thomas, sors là!

Benjo, tu cartonnes pour tous ces reports que tu nous fais

A narrow escape for Thomas. On a flop K 5 4 , he had a K6 for top pair / no kicker, and was all-in against Kate's K Q for top pair / better kicker and a flush draw. So, Thomas was up against the better hand and the better draw. A five came on the turn to pair the board, and an ace on the river meant that Kate's better kicker had been counterfeited, making this a split pot.

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