Tetart Speaks No English; Loses Chips
On a completed board of 
with some 13,800 in the middle, Julien Bolimowski bet 6,100 and then faced the shove by Nathan Tetart. "Can we speak French if it's heads-up?" Bolimowski inquired with the dealer but that was declined.
Bolimowski then asked his opponent if he spoke English, the official language for the tournament. Tetart shook his head and that sent Bolimowski into a longer tank in which he talked through the hand.
"Do you know what I have? It would be crazy if we both flopped it ..." he continued. During the tank, Benjamin Chalot called the clock and a 30-second countdown was given to make a decision.
Ultimately, Bolimowski called all-in for 14,400 total and Tetart nodded, tapped the table and showed the 
. Bolimowski had that beat with 
for a flush and doubled, leaving Tetart short.
| Joueur | Jetons | Progression |
|---|---|---|
|
43,000
43,000
|
43,000 |
|
35,000
35,000
|
35,000 |
|
5,200
5,200
|
5,200 |
and both players checked. 
and Ianuszewicz led again, this time for 2,500. Angelov reraised to 8,500. This proved too much for Ianuszewicz, who made the fold.
turn, Remi Da Silva checked and subsequently called a bet of 4,000 by Dimitri Joubert. That led them to the 
on the river on which Da Silva checked again. Joubert bet 9,000 only for his opponent to check-raise to 18,000.
for two pair by Da Silva, which he had beat with the 
for a set of treys.
. Sandev checked and Ullereng bet out for 1,500. Sandev called.
turn. The river was the 
. Sandev made a blocking bet of the minimum and looked across, smiling at his opponent. Ullereng didn't return the smile, but he did come back with a reraise to 3,000 chips, which Sandev called.
for the rivered straight.
river, the hijack and cutoff checked. Christophe Francois on the button bet 2,200 and Frederic Delval was the only caller. Francois forfeited the pot as he sent the cards into the muck, awarding the chips to Delval without any need to reveal his cards.
