We arrived at the table, just as Erik Cajelais threw out a bet of 3,500 on a board reading | . He had one opponent, who made the call, as both watched the complete the board.
A nice first half-hour for Daniel Negreanu here in Event #41. Early on he managed to win a big one versus Phil Galfond in a hand in which both players had been dealt , but Negreanu managed to make a flush.
Erik Cajelais is no longer competing in this tournament after he committed his last 55,000 chips with preflop and ran into the of Jarred Jaffee.
We caught up with the action on the flop to see a sizable pot built already between Erik Cajelais and Raymond Dandrea. The flop read and we found Cajelais all in for 44,450 total. Dandrea called and the hands were turned over.
Facing a bet of 16,000 from Erik Cajelais, and with over 22,000 already at stake in the pot, John "World" Hennigan took more than a minute to ponder his options.
Erik Cajelais opened for 300 before the flop and an opponent raised all in for 1,800 total. Cajelais called and showed which was crushing his opponent's . The board fell down and Cajelais was able to send his opponent to the rail.
There was a loud commotion over on Table 3, and several players were standing around the table. Jean-Robert Bellande was seated at an adjacent table, but stood up to see what was going on.
With 1,300 in the middle and a flop of , a raising war broke out between Erik Cajelais and Etienne Bargibant that resulted in the former being all in for 15,300.
With 4,000 in the pot and a board reading , Erik Cajelais bet pot and put the pressure on Alexandre Amiel, who had 3,625 behind. A call was made and the hands turned up.
Daniel Negreanu and Erik Cajelais we both on their feet so we hurried over just in time to catch the cards.
On the button, Erik Cajelais raised to 1,200. Daniel Negreanu called from the big blind, and the dealer ran out the flop. Negreanu checked, Cajelais fired 1,000, and Negreanu check-raised to 2,700. Cajelais called.
Daniel Negreanu and Erik Cajelais are now heads up. Negreanu has a big lead, but Cajelais has a lot of fight left in him.
Daniel Negreanu got his stack of 13,000 all in preflop and was in great shape as his had the of Erik Cajelais crushed. There would be no chicanery as the board ran out an uneventful .
From under the gun, Erik Cajelais raised to 400. Action then folded all the way to Daniel Negreanu in the small blind. He reraised all in for 4,200. Play got back over to Cajelais, he tanked, then called.
From under the gun, Aubin Cazals raised to 1,750. He found calls from Erik Cajelais in the next seat, Bruno Fitoussi in the cutoff seat and Phil Hellmuth in the small blind before the dealer ran out the flop.
After Serge Ekert had opened with a raise, Erik Cajelais moved all in holding for around 15,000. Unfortunately for him, Ekert held , made the call, and the board ran out dry. With that, Cajelais was sent packing in 27th place.
Action folded around to Etienne Syren in the hijack and he put in a raise to 3,600. Three folds put action on Erik Cajelais in the big blind, and he opted to move all in for 23,400.
After a player had raised from the cutoff, Erik Cajelais three-bet to 4,300 from the button. Joe Kuether then moved all in from the small blind for 19,600, the original raiser folded, and Cajelais made the call.
We paid a visit to Table 18 in the back of the room and saw the dealer counting out a bunch of chips. When we arrived, Erik Cajelais had laid out in front of him on a board.
With around 1,800 in the pot and a board reading , Erik Cajelais checked from the big blind and watched his opponent in the cutoff bet 900. Cajelais thought long and hard before releasing his cards.
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