Niveau 5
: 200/400, 400 ante
Thi Xoa Nguyen, who finished 14th in the 2016 EPT Monte-Carlo Main Event for €47,980, was spotted on the way out of the tournament area and confirmed that she had been eliminated. "It was a day to forget. I had ace-king several times but always had to fold on the river when a flush came. I will most likely play again tomorrow," Nguyen mentioned. Thanks to the single re-entry option, she can have another shot at EPT glory in either Day 1a, Day 1b or before the start of Day 2.
Juan Pardo will also have to do so after joining the rail recently, along with Dimitri Huley and Mete Ustuay.
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for top pair. Newey's 
for the overpair held up and the Brit is the current chip leader on the table.
of Ahmed Fatah. Hallaert was the player all in for his last 14,500.
and he was left to ponder a re-entry in the PokerStars and Monte-Carlo©Casino EPT Main Event.
, Andrei Boghean bet 1,200 in the cutoff and Christopher Frank called on the button. The 
turn paired the board and Boghean checked, then called a bet of 1,800 by Frank. Both ended up checking the 
river and Boghean was first to show, flipped over 
, and that won the pot.
flop, Wilhelm bet 1,200 and Fernandez folded, while Mouawad called. Wilhelm bet twice more, for 3,200 on the 
turn and 4,200 on the 
river, and Mouawad called to get shown 
against the 
was good for Paris, with neither playing holding a spade. The turn was the 
giving his opponent a straight draw, and the river was the 
river was then for 10,000 and Haneberg gave it some thought before making the call.
