After doubling through her just moments ago, Andras Nemeth was all in against Lu Zhou again and this time it was the latter one at risk. Zhou had three-bet to 8,000 preflop and called off a four-bet shove for 22,000 total.
Lu Zhou: 
Andras Nemeth: 
The board came down 
and Zhou departed in the eight level of the day.
With the board already completed at 
and the pot up to around 24,000, it was Andras Nemeth who moved all in for his final 15,900. Lu Zhou, who's using Peppa Pig as a card protector, called after about a minute. Nemeth showed her the bad news with 
and doubled up.
Jose Maria Galindo, also at their table, is already up to 120,000 and one of the biggest stacks in the room.
A trio has emerged at the top of the counts in Alan Lau, James Romero and Antonio Scalzi.
Lau won a pot in which he fired two barrels worth 4,000 on the 
flop and 13,000 on the 
turn. The 
river was checked and his opponent showed 
, which Lau had beat with the 
.
Scalzi won a pot off Jason Wheeler to boost his stack. The completed board showed 
and Scalzi bet 8,000 into 11,000. Wheeler raised to 25,000 and Scalzi moved all in to force a reluctant fold from Wheeler.
Kalidou Sow barreled every street in a hand against Jonathan Proudfoot just now. The 
flop was already out and after Proudfoot checked to the PokerStars Ambassador, Sow bet 1,800 in position. Proudfoot called and the turn fell the 
. Once again, Proudfood check-called Sow's bet, this time for 4,600.
The last card dealt was the and when Sow bet 10,000, Proudfoot took his time before deciding to pass.
Kristen Bicknell opened to 1,800, Remi Castaignon three-bet to 6,200 behind her, and Bicknell called. The flop was 
and Bicknell check-called 4,500 from Castaignon.
The turn was the 
and Bicknell check-folded to a second barrel of 11,500.
Thomas Boivin, El Amir Ziad Chehab and Arnaud Peyroles will all have to re-enter to stay in contention.
Table two was in need of new players as just five were seated after the elimination of Shyngis Satubayev. The latter got his stack in after the 
flop and Evy Kvilhaug looked him up.
Shyngis Satubayev: 
Evy Kvilhaug:
The turn and the 
river were blanks and that was it for Satubayev.
"Kings again?" Georges Hanna asked and Kvilhaug replied with a yes.
"You said you didn't have kings?!" Hanna almost immediately followed up and Kvilhaug smiled.
On a 
flop, Huan Jiaming bet 2,100, Malikeh Razavi three-bet to 7,500, Jiaming clicked it back to 13,000, and Razavi called. Both players checked the on the turn.
On the 
river. Razavi quickly check-called a bet of 8,000 from Jiaming. The Chinese player showed for the rivered two pair and with loud dismay, Razavi mucked her hand.
Three players were in on a flop and following two checks, Tom-Aksel Bedell bet 3,200. There was one call and Franck Bitan raised all in for 20,200. Bedell tank-called and when the other opponent passed, they flipped their cards on their backs.
Franck Bitan: 
Tom-Aksel Bedell:
Bitan had got it in good and just needed to fade ten outs in order to stay in the competition. The turn was a safe card and the river was a brick too, the .
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