Greenwood Elminated; Greenwood Eliminated

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We can only show you one brother, so here's Max. Since he's older.

As we walked back into the tournament room, we passed Max Greenwood walking in the other direction and looking rather glum. We asked him for the short version of his bustout, and that's exactly what he gave us: "I lost like a ton of pots today, and then I shoved 10 bigs with queen-seven." 'Nuff said.

Directly from that encounter, we walked over to the table of brother Luc to check on him, and he was tangled up in a pot as we arrived. On a flop of {10-Diamonds}

, Luc had led out into the pot with a bet of 12,000. Arnaud Mattern was the man he was up against, and the French pro stuck in a raise to 29,400. After a long session in the tank, Greenwood then moved all in for 89,500, and Mattern couldn't have called any quicker.

Showdown
Mattern: {K-Clubs}

Greenwood: {6-Diamonds}

The news was not good at all for Greenwood. He and Mattern shared very similar stacks, but Greenwood would likely need to find another six to win this particular hand. It wouldn't come, though, as the board filled out with the {7-Clubs}

and the

. With a clap of his hands and a big, "Yes!" Arnaud's two pair held up. When the two stacks were counted down, Luc was indeed covered by just a couple thousand chips. He wished the table luck and took one last long look at his buy-in being pushed across the felt as he headed out the door.

Exeunt the brothers Greenwood after a fine, but cashless, performance this week.

Tags: Luc Greenwood Max Greenwood