Mohamed Aissani ended up all in and at risk via three-bet shove out of the big blind and Vicente Serra Esteve on the button made the call.
Aissani turned over 
and Serra Esteve turned over 
. The Jd9c4c] flop and 
turn kept Aissani in the lead, but a ten rolled off on the river to give his opponent a straight.
Ole Schemion ended up all in for 12,900 and Philipp Gruissem looked him up, while Gil Morgensztern had bowed out after the action in the hand.
Ole Schemion: 
Philipp Gruissem: 
On a board of 
, Schemion found no help and hit the rail.
"Finally I have a hand, the first of the day guys," Gruissem said while he raked in the pot.
Right after, Paul Leckey also departed from the very same table. For Schemion, it was the end of the Main Event in Monte-Carlo as he was already on the second entry.
The flop was 
and that is where things got funky between [Removed:226] and Said Butba. Luksenberg put Butba all in and a call followed.
Both players didn't have a pair but Butba had Luksenberg dominated with 
against his 
. The dealer started to deal out the 
turn and 
river and it took a while before Butba realized that Luksenberg had hit a straight. Butba was eliminated from the tournament with this hand.
Luksenberg cashed the EPT Cup earlier today and he he's now battling in the Main Event.
High Roller regular Timothy Adams has hopped into the Main Event and has around starting stack. Below are some updated chip counts.
Lauren Roberts and Erwann Pecheux were clashing on a 
flop and the latter had 3,000 in front of him. Roberts check-raised to 11,00, leaving herself with 12,500 behind.
Pecheux thought around a minute before shoving and Roberts quickly put in the extra chips.
Lauren Roberts: 
Erwann Pecheux:
Pecheux was already drawing very thin and was completely dead when the 
turn improved the American to quads. The river was merely one for the statistics.
Vicent Bosca opened the action with a raise to 1,000 and Hiroyuki Noda made it 2,800 to go, which resulted in a call by Bosca. The 
flop was checked and Bosca led the 
turn, Noda came along.
After the 
river, Bosca bet 12,100 for nearly the size of the pot and Noda was sent into the think tank. He ultimately shook his head and folded.
"Did you have a set?" Noda asked and Bosca nodded. "I had jacks," Noda added before the next hand got underway.
Tsugunari Toma ended up all in with his short stack and had a flip with 
versus 
. By the time the board showed 
, Toma had improved to a straight but his opponent had plenty of outs for a full house.
Toma asked for a queen and his wish was granted with the as the final community card.
Further assorted counts can be found below.
Celina Lin took a pot from Ivan Deyra after opening to 1,200 under the gun and Deyra defended his big blind. There was no betting on the 
flop but a delayed continuation bet of 2,000 took it down.
Ole Schemion moved all in for 4,900 and took it down. He is on his second entry and will be looking to spin up.
On a flop of , Mario Mosböck checked out of the big blind and Raffaello Locatelli bet the button for 1,100. Mosböck check-raised to 3,900 and called the shove of Locatelli.
Raffaello Locatelli:
Mario Mosböck:
Locatelli improved to a flush on the turn, but it was all for nothing as the rolled off on the river to give Mosböck a winning full house.
The board read and Antoine Saout was in the tank. The pot had about 14,000 in it and Daniel Studer had bet all-in for 6,400.
Saout kept on thinking and eventually called it off with 
but that was no good against the 
of Studer.
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