Alexane Najchaus opened to 7,000 from the cutoff and Paulina Loeliger defended out of the big blind.
Loeliger checked on the 
flop and Najchaus checked back. Loeliger then led out for 7,000 on the 
turn and Najchaus called.
The 
river completed the board and Loeliger moved all in for 13,500. Najchaus gave it some thought and called. Loeliger tabled 
for a straight to win the pot as Najchaus showed 
for a lower straight.
Abdel Kerzazi shoved all in for 14,500, a little less than five big blinds. Anatoly Zuev called and players flipped their cards.
Abdel Kerzazi: 
Anatoly Zuev: 
The board ran out 
to give Zuev a pair of queens. Kerzazi did hit a seven on the turn but couldn't find any additional help. He busted out of the tournament.
Just before their table broke, Clement Bonnant and Mathias Siljander played another heads-up pot in which the former check-called twice. With some 90,000 in the middle to the 
river, Bonnant then faced a bet of 65,000 by Siljander which essentially represented his entire stack.
Bonnant checked his cards another time after a two-minute tank before he sent the cards into the muck.
Nível: 14
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 3,000
The players have stepped out for another 20-minute break. There are approximately 297 runners remaining in the tournament.
When he's involved in a hand, Johan Guilbert tends to sit as still as possible as to not let his opponents pick up any information. This wasn't the case in a heads-up pot against Daniyar Aubakirov where Aubakirov moved all in on the board of 
to put the French content creator to the test for his stack of around 200,000.
Guilbert rubbed his head and studied the board as he tried to get some information out of Aubakirov, who took a page out of Guilbert's playbook by holding perfectly still throughout the hand.
"Will you show?" Guilbert asked as he stretched and stared down his opponent, who eventually called the clock.
Guilbert let the clock expire to kill his hand before sliding it into the muck.
Markkos Ladev raised to 5,500 from middle position and Laurynas Levinskas called in middle position. Nicolas Lecoeuvre shoved all in over the top for around 40,000 chips. Ladev called, but then Levinskas made an iso shove and Ladev was forced to fold. That meant two players flipped over their cards.
Nicolas Lecoeuvre: 
Laurynas Levinskas: 
The board ran out 
. Levinskas' pocket aces held up and Lecoeuvre was eliminated from the tournament.
The cards of Petar Kalev were already dragged into the muck by the dealer and the pot was shipped over to the other side of the table where Lianmin Bai collected them, further adding to his growing tower.
According to Andrew Hulme, Kalev had flopped a royal flush draw with on 
and was up against the of Bai. The hand concluded with the 
turn and 
river as Kalev's ton of outs didn't appear.
Luxury real estate entrepreneur is a familiar face as EPT stops, so PokerNews spent an orbit with the poker enthusiast.
Hand #1 (Button): Action folded to Tom Orpaz on the button and he raised to 5,000. Paul Pires Trigo defended out of the big blind. Trigo checked on the flop of 
and Orpaz continued for 5,500. Trigo called. Trigo checked again on the 
turn and opted to fold when Orpaz fired again for 18,000.
Hand #2 (Cutoff): Giuseppe Imperato opened to 5,500 in middle position and Kenny Hallaert three-bet 18,000 from the hijack before Orpaz folded.
Hand #3 (Hijack): Christian Pedersen opened to 5,500 in early position and action folded to Orpaz, who also folded.
Hand #4 (Middle Position): Action folded to Orpaz and he fired a bet of 5,500. Everyone folded.
Hand #5 (Early Position): Hallaert folded from under the gun and Orpaz followed suit.
Hand #6 (UTG): Orpaz was first to act and folded.
Hand #7 (Big Blind): Action folded to Hallaert in the small blind and he folded before playfully grabbing Orpaz' cards and mucking them for him.
"Good fold," said Orpaz. "I thought you were gonna shove on me."
Hand #8: Imperato opened to 5,500 before Hallaert three-bet to 18,000 from the cutoff. Orpaz was next to act and folded.
Ramin Hajiyev raised to 6,500, faced a three-bet by Sergio Coutinho and four-bet jammed for 48,000 to get instantly called.
Ramin Hajiyev: 
Sergio Coutinho:
Hajiyev nodded and was quite happy to be flipping as per table chat, as he mentioned "not bad after you snapped".
The poker pro from Azerbaijan held up on the 
runout and even surpassed Coutinho on the leaderboard.
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