Pedro Pereira Fonseca raised to 23,000 and Alexis Lucarini called. The flop came 
. Fonseca checked and Lucarini bet 40,000. Fonseca called.
The turn came the 
. Fonseca checked again and this time Lucarini pushed across 100,000 chips. This proved too much for Fonseca, who folded his hand.
Denzel Spekman opened from under the gun and Laurent Cessy defended out of the big blind.
Cessy checked on the flop of 
and Spekman bet 20,000. Cessy check-raised to 50,000 and Spekman called. Cessy then checked on the 
turn and Spekman bet 45,000. Cessy called.
Cessy checked again on the 
river and Spekman quickly checked back. Cessy showed 
for a pair of fours, but it was no good against the bettter pair of Spekman with 
.
On the first hand back from the break, Sebastian Gahl shoved and got called by Sachin Joshi. Players flipped over their cards.
Gahl Sebastian: 
Sachin Joshi: 
The board ran out 
to give Joshi a full house. Gahl was eliminated from the tournament in 77th place.
Nível: 20
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 12,000
The remaining 77 players have stepped out for a 75-minute dinner break. Play is expected to continue at 7:25 p.m. local time.
Alexandros Kolonias opened to 22,000 under the gun, then Johan Guilbert three-bet to 58,000 two seats to his left. Kolonias only took a few seconds to consider, then moved all in. Guilbert snapped the trap and the hands were tabled:
Johan Guilbert:
Alexandros Kolonias: 
Guilbert had his opponent dominated and in bad shape, but the board was not cooperative. Kolonias picked up some chop outs on the 
flop, then the 
on the turn gave him the lead and was a knife to the heart of Guilbert. Only a king on the river would save him, but the 
fell instead.
Kolonias chipped up to 787,000 just before dinner while Guilbert headed for the payout desk to collect €16,200 for his 78th place finish.
Eduardo Amaral Silva was all in from the small blind against the bigger-stacked Murad Akhundov in the big blind.
Eduardo Amaral Silva: 
Murad Akhundov:
The board ran out 
for Silva to make a straight on the river to double through Akhundov.
Ercan Atmaca shoved from early position for 109,000, which was just over 10 big blinds. Rostyslav Sabishchenko reshoved from the button for 175,000. Andreas Klatt called in the big blind and three players flipped their cards for the all in.
Ercan Atmaca: 
Rostyslav Sabishchenko: 
Andreas Klatt:
The board ran out 
. Atmaca had already stood up from his chair ready to leave when he hit the second queen on the river to give him trips. He scooped a huge pot and in the process eliminated Sabishchenko, who was the chip leader at the start of Day 3.
Gaelle Baumann was in a heads-up pot against Mathieu Di Meglio and faced a tough river decision with the board reading .
With a pile of chips already in the pot, Di Meglio moved all in for 451,000 and Baumann asked for a count as she went in the tank. Baumann folded and Di Meglio showed he at least had a piece of it with the 
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