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Ville Wahlbeck opened for 13,000 and then Narendra Banwari moved all in. The small blind folded but Spanish PokerStars player Ana Marquez declared she too was all in. Wahlbeck made the fold and the cards were on their backs.
Banwari showed 
and Marquez had 
.
Marquez was looking to dodge that ace but the flop of 
put her in trouble straight away. The turn card was the 
and Banwari said, “I don’t mind a chop.”
“Yeah, yeah.” said a disappointed Marquez as the river 
sealed the deal. Marquez stood up to go but it turned out she had 6,000 more than Banwari and had to sit down again.
On the next hand Marc Uzan opened for 2,100 and Banwari made the call. Marquez put the rest of her chips in from the small blind.
The flop was 
and Uzan moved all in. Banwari folded and Uzan showed he had the goods with 
. Marquez turned over 
. The turn 
and river finally confirmed her exit.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
Busted |
.
but Johannes Strassmann had 
and Hadad was drawing dead before a blank 
river.
in the small blind into Henri Kasper's 
to Malte Monnig's 
board.
of Vasili Firsau. The board ran out a clean 
for the king high flush and the watching crowd waited to see if Klimashin could beat it. He too had a flush but his 
meant he was eliminated. As the other allin player doubled up (post to follow), Rasulov is the bubble boy of the 2014 PokerStars and Monte-Carlo® Casino EPT Grand Final Main Event and he goes home empty handed. All other players are guaranteed €19,200.
on the river. Salter thought for a minute before announcing all in, sliding a mountain of blue 5k chips into the middle.
. Salter was going to tell us what he had but thought better of it, although he admitted he may tell us what he had later.
