'One-Dread' Gets Off Cheap
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Michael d'Inca might very well be the most easily recognizable player in the field today. His hairstyle of a single dreadlock in the back is anything but usual, and has furthermore given the reggae artist the nickname; 'One-Dread'.
While his look might not be for everyone, his poker game seems very solid. After putting in a raise of 11,000 on an 
flop, 'One-Dread' disciplined check-folded his hand on the 
turn after facing a bet of 30,000 from Cyril Charles. D'Inca flashed the 
before throwing his cards into the muck, and Charles returned the favor by showing 
for the flopped middle set.
Even if the poker tournament should not pan out for d'Inca, he's still got some work to do in Marrakech, as he is performing Friday night at the SISMIX Pool Party with his musical sidekick Riké from Sinsemilia.
| Joueur | Jetons | Progression |
|---|---|---|
|
140,000 | 50,000 |
|
|
90,000 | 90,000 |
of Lecoeur was slightly trailing the 
of Tailhardat, but the 
flop turned that around and put Lecoeur in pole position for a massive double up.
turn put Tailhardat right back in the driver's seat, and the 
kept him right there. After a recount Lecoeur was declared eliminated, and Tailhardat could rake in the massive pot of almost 220,000.
flop. Vella continued for 12,000, and only Caunille made the call.
turn had parted with the fingertips of the dealer, Vella had moved all of his blue chips worth 5,000 over the betting line, effectively committing his remaining 43,000 chips. Caunille sighed heavily, shook his head and ultimately mucked his hand. He did lighten up a bit when Vella was kind enough to show the 
, Baumann called and Luneau folded. The 
turn prompted another bet from Lelong, this time 11,000, and Baumann's cards rather quickly found the muck.
turn was checked through, before the 
on the river prompted a bet of 5,300 from Baumann. Luneau hesitantly folded.
flop, but gave it up on the 
