Well folks thats it here from us at the D4 Events Short Handed Event 2012, 818 players in total taking to the felt to create a €400,000 prizepool and out of those 818 84 were going to walk away with a few €€€ for their efforts but the lions share went to Cyril Delaire as he walked away with €65,000.
The tittle has now finally been conquered from a French player but Irish player Mick Graydon tried to scupper those ideas as he was the sole remaining non French from about 20odd out but he eventually bowed out in 4th place. Big congratulations to all of those players who made it into the money.
It's been a long couple days here at this tournament but it was such a good structure it was always going to be, hustle & bustle in the room all week was a sight to behold as the madness descended on the Regency Hotel, some of the highlights for me was the French table quiz hadn't got a breeze with what was being said but it looked like mighty craic.
Would like to thank you all for tuning into the blog coverage it went well with nice comments from those who had tuned in, some lulls in places as we had to shoot off to do other bits and bobs so hopefully the videos we shot will be up online soon so you can all get a feel for what we did this week.
D4 Events will be back in February with the European Deepstack so go check out the D4events.com to find out the details for the upcoming events, still have a bit & bobs to do here but hopefully I make it to the bar for a pint or two. Until next time catch you all on the flipside.
Live Updates from 2012 European Deepstack Poker Championships in Dublin
Monday 1 October 2012
Finishing Positions
1st - Cyril Delaire - €65,00
2nd - Damien Llommeau - €45,000
3rd - Maxime Cohet - €31,500
4th - Mick Graydon - €24,000
5th - Damien Llommeau - €19,000
6th - Loci Hervier - €15,000
7th - Antoine Pignon - €12,00
8th - Dominique Picot - €12,000
9th - Erwan Calvez - €9,500
10th - Guillaume Mercey - €9,500
11th - Toufik Aziez - €7,500
12th - Jeremy Gagne - €7,500
13th - Jean-Luc Belin - €5,900
14th - Cedric Vanhout - €5,900
15th - David Garyga - €5,900
16th - Christophe Voilot - €4,600
17th - Megrous Kidhir - €4,600
18th - Nicolas Bacque - €4,600
19th - Baptiste Comtet - €3,600
20th - Nicolas Dion - €3,600
21st - Omeir Leandre - €3,600
22nd - Cyril Rossignol - €3,600
23rd - Nicolas Payan - €3,600
24th - Guilluame Chrion - €3,600
25th - Ludovic Riehl - €2,800
26th - Jean-Claude Seguina - €2,800
27th - Sebastian Ta - €2,800
28th - Tommy Ronning - €2,200
29th - Christophe Aguilar - €2,800
30th - Ramzig Sakissian - €2,800
31st - Xavier Bustamante - €2,200
32nd - Nicolas Levi - €2,200
33rd - Gaetan Ancobard - €2,200
34th - Helene Majot - €2,200
35th - €2,200 - Sebastian Nevoret
36th - €2,200 - Marc Chahmirian
37th - €1,800 - Gregory Guinfard
38th - €1,800 - Jeremy Pinson
39th - €1,800 - Vincent Lajugue
40th - €1,800 - Jay O Toole
41st - €1,800 - Thibaut Zaini
42nd - €1,800 - David Simonnet
43rd - €1,500 - Rudy Cabrol
44th - €1,500 - Arnaud Dubois
45th - €1,500 - Nicolas Bouley
46th - €1,500 - Nicolas Mairal
47th - €1,500 - Laurent Wasiuta
48th - €1,500 - Pietro Sibone
49th - €1,300 - Daniel Gomes
50th - €1,300 - Marc Poyarel
51st - €1,300 - Olivier Varraud
52nd - €1,300 - Jean Francois Teixeira
53rd - €1,300 - Safir Mehtel
54th - €1,300 - Pierre Bouvet
55th - €1,300 - Stephen Bien
56th - €1,300 - Julie Prevot
57th - €1,300 - Laurent Stocker
58th - €1,300 - Mayine Ferrari
59th - €1,300 - Francois Robert
60th - €1,300 - Aleyis Nalavielle
61st - €1,100 - Robertas Zebrauskis
62nd - €1,100 - Philippe Siadous
63rd - €1,100 - Stephane Bourreau
64th - €1,100 - Jonathan Callet
65th - €1,100 - Guillaume Bonnet
66th - €1,100 - Mattieu Gourdain
67th - €1,100 - Guillame Picard
68th - €1,100 - Roger Gobet
69th - €1,100 - Taib Djenidi
70th - €1,100 - Hol Bouroullec
71st - €1,100 - Frederic Voydie
72nd - €1,100 - Nicolas Pignon
73rd - €900 - Nicolas Rames
74th - €900 - Gilles Gori
75th - €900 - Ludovic Llobel
76th - €900 - Vincent Wattelet
77th - €900 - Romain Milan
78th - €900 - Terry Schumacher
79th - €900 - Goulven Le Bronze
80th - €900 - Jean Luc Calvori
81st - €900 - Florent Vaz Tartins
82nd - €900 - Stephane Di Crescenzo
83rd - €900 - Jean Marie Aubaud
84th - €900 - David Fuselier
Winner Winner
And we have a winner Cyril Delaire is the 2012 D4 Events Winamax Short Handed Event Champion as he has defeated Damien Llommeau in a heads up battle that only lasted a couple of hands.
Flop of 8c10h9c and the two players find themselves all in, Delarie held Jh9d vs the Js6s of Llommeau and as the board ran out 6c5c Delarie is the the new 6 max champion and €65,000 richer, while Damien Llommeau will walk away with €45,000 for his 2nd place finish, congratulations to both players.
Pics and wrap up to follow.
Flop of 8c10h9c and the two players find themselves all in, Delarie held Jh9d vs the Js6s of Llommeau and as the board ran out 6c5c Delarie is the the new 6 max champion and €65,000 richer, while Damien Llommeau will walk away with €45,000 for his 2nd place finish, congratulations to both players.
Pics and wrap up to follow.
Heads Up
We are heads up between Cyril Delaire & Damien Llommeau with Delaire having a 3-1 chip lead, blinds we now be running 50,000-100,000-12,000 as we enter level 31 and the average chip count is now 8,180,000
Cyril Delaire - 12,610,000
Damien Llommeau - 3,650,000
Going Home
With the elimination of Irish man Mick Graydon for the first time at this Winamax 6 Max event they will be taking the crown home to France with them as they will have a home grown winner.
Maxime Cohet - 3rd
Maxime Cohet is our 3rd place finisher he was all in preflop with Ac8c vs 10s10c he managed to flop a pair when the dealer spread a flop 5s8d3c but as the turn and river came 9d7c it was curtains for the French man.
3rd - Maxime Cohet - €31,500
3rd - Maxime Cohet - €31,500
It's Over Mick Graydon - 4th
The dream is over for the Irish as Mick Graydon has exited the event in 4th place, I catch the action on a flop of 5c4s6h as Graydon and Cyril Delaire are all in.
Graydon - 6s9h
Delaire - Kh3h
Graydon was out in front but had to fade a couple of outs but BAM on the turn as the dealer turned over the Kc & it wasn't happy faces as Graydon has now fell behind and as the river was revealed 3s it was off the to cash desk for the Irish man.
4th - Mick Graydon - €24,000
Graydon - 6s9h
Delaire - Kh3h
Graydon was out in front but had to fade a couple of outs but BAM on the turn as the dealer turned over the Kc & it wasn't happy faces as Graydon has now fell behind and as the river was revealed 3s it was off the to cash desk for the Irish man.
4th - Mick Graydon - €24,000
Level 30
Players have retaken their seats as we move into blinds of 40,000-80,000-10,000 average stack of 4,090,000 with 4 players remaining.
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