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Showdown
Ben Halima:
Dahan:
There would be no funny stuff on a board of
. With his kings holding, Dahan earns himself a double-up-and-then-some. He's all the way up around 220,000 now.
2009 WPT Marrakech
€4,500 Championship Main Event
Day: 2
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2009 WPT Marrakech
Buy-in
€4,500
Entries
416
Level
29
Blinds
40,000 / 80,000
Ante
10,000
Showdown
Ben Halima:
Dahan:
There would be no funny stuff on a board of
. With his kings holding, Dahan earns himself a double-up-and-then-some. He's all the way up around 220,000 now.
Showdown
Kizek:
Youssef:
The flop was a big sweat as the dealer spread out three cards one at a time:
... 
... 
... The flush draw would fail to materialize for Youssef, though, as the turn and river bricked off with the and 
respectively.With that, a disappointed Benzerfa Youssef made a quick stop at the payout desk to collect more than €11,000, then headed slowly out the door.
Level: 20
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 1,000
Fajg:
Benzinou:
The board came
and a very happy Fajg celebrated.
. The lead wasn't comfortable, but Fellous was hoping his 
could stay ahead to keep him alive.It wasn't in the cards, though. The dealer spread out a board of
to give Botond the straight and the knockout.Franck Fellous becomes our 23rd-place finisher, pocketing €11,494 for his efforts over the past two days.
, Stefan Hansen and Adrian Marin waged a raising war, ending with Marin all in and at-risk. He had warned Hansen that he had the best hand, and that would prove to be the case. He showed , his two pair in fine shape for a double up against the 
of Hansen.Disaster would strike on the turn, though; the
peeled off the deck to vault Hansen into the lead and leave Marin drawing to two outs to stay alive. Like a bolt of lightning, the 
somehow spiked the river, re-improving Marin to the winning tens full. The two players exchanged wide-eyed looks as neither could believe how that hand played out.When the dust settled, Hansen was knocked down to about 290,000, while Marin's double shoots him up over the 400,000-chip mark
. Berdai could only show 
and the board came X X X .
Fajg:
Lacay:
Board:
Lacay now has 1.5 million...
. Things would not be so timid on the next betting round, though, as Norbert Levigne got himself all in against Balazs Botond.Botond held
, and he was looking to fade the myriad outs of Levigne and his 
. The turn was the 
, and the 
on the river was an airball as well. Failing to improve his hand, Norbert Levigne becomes our 20th-place finisher. He'll receive a little pay bump up to the next level, pocketing just over €13,000.
O'Dea:
Paulsen:
The board came
and Paulsen was just covered by the Irishman.We're down to two tables.