Lavallee Loses Them All
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. Neuville checked, and Lavallee obliged him with a bet of 4,400. As soon as he had acted, Neuville stuck in a check-raise to 14,000, and Lavallee came along with the call.The turn card brought the
and a leading bet from Neuville. He made it 16,000 to stay in, and Lavallee went into the tank for several minutes. Finally, and somewhat reluctantly, he announced an all in for 41,900 total. Now it was Neuville's turn to tank, facing a bet for most of his own chips. He shuffled his stack back and forth for several minutes before putting in the call."I guess you got me then," lamented Lavallee. He turned up his
, and it was indeed no good. Neuville showed 
, well in control with one card to come. The river 
is the last card Jason Lavallee will see today; the early chip leader has been eliminated.