Last 18

Fabrice Soulier made it to the last 18! The remaining players will start tomorrow, they will play till there are 9 players left.

Fabrice lost a 700k pot with JJ vs AJ, he was in good shape to win this pot but unfortunately an ace came on the river. But no worries, 1.3 million left, that's slightly above average!

Good luck tomorrow Fabrice, we are going to follow you!

Fabrice Soulier

The only Everest Poker player left, Fabrice Soulier, made it to the final 27. With an average stack, he's still in good shape.

Average is 848k, blinds are 6000-12000 with a 1000 ante. The levels are 120 minutes, the levels will be decreased when we reach the final 9 players. Tonight Partouche will start to broadcast this tournament. Let's hope Fabrice will make it to the final table!

Nothing really happens since our last post...

...we have a pic of Fabrice's stack :)

Antoine Saout is out!

Antoine Saout just busted. He takes home 18.500 euro for his 46th place. Antoines KQ couldn't win from the 99 of his opponent. Congratulations with the cash Antoine!

Saout during day 2 of the Partouche Poker Tour Final.

So there's one Everest Poker Team pro left, Fabrice Soulier! With blinds 4k/8k and an ante of 1k, we are playing the 18th level. 44 players left, good luck Fabrice!

Fabrice keeps chipping up, Antoine short

Fabrice Soulier has a tough table with Cyriel ‘DonLimit’ Andre on his right with 1.2 million chips. Fabrice himself has 920.000, which is very healthy with a 400.000 average. Fabrice lost a pot when he raised UTG+3 and a player in middle position 3bets him to 36k. Fabrice called and the Jc9c3h flop went check/check. Fabrice decided to bet out 36k on a 2h turn and got a call. Fabrice bets again 37k on the Jh river, but this time his opponent raises it up to 131k which made our Everest Poker Team player fold. After that loss Fabrice was able to win a lot of small pots which led to his big stack at the moment.

Antoine Saout on the other hand is really short now, with only 80k and blinds of 3k/6k he really needs a double up to be able to play the aggressive game he’s used to.
The last hands have just been dealt and the remaining 55 players will be back tomorrow at 1 pm.
Join us tomorrow to follow the action of our Everest Poker Team players. From Cannes, good night!