Your 2009 EPT Monte Carlo Bubble Boy
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, Marcel Luske was all in for about 40,000 chips and had been called by Sebastian Ruthenberg. Once play was completed at all other tables, TD Thomas Kremser instructed the players to open their hands.Luske:
Ruthenberg:
"Sebastian shows a set of deuces," said Kremser. "Marcel has ace-nine. This is going to be a tough one for him. He needs to see running cards. Let's see the turn."
The turn came
, leaving Luske drawing dead. He hit a useless 
on the river and has been eliminated in 89th place. He's the 2009 EPT Monte Carlo Grand Final bubble boy. All other 88 players are in the money.