Anton Astapau opened to 500 from middle position and was called by Sammy Lafleur and Henrik Brockmann from the button and small blind respectively.
Eliot Hudon then three-bet to 3,400 from the big blind. Astapau went into the tank and reraised to 8,700 which folded out all three of his opponents.
Santiago Plante opened the action with a raise to 500 and earned no fewer than three callers including Maximilian Silz, Lance Steinberg and Anthony Zinno. The four-way flop of 
was checked and Zinno then bet the 
turn for 1,100 when checked to. Only Silz stuck around as the duo headed to the 
river.
Zinno now checked and then folded once facing a bet worth 2,000 by Silz.
There was 8,600 in the pot heading to the flop. Manig Loeser was on the button against Nicolas Bacque in the small blind.
The flop came 
and action was checked to Loeser who bet 3,000. Bacque called.
The 
turn was checked through to the river and this time, Bacque led out with a bet of 5,700. Loeser rechecked his hand before folding.
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Johan Guilbert limped in from under the gun with Christopher Oliver and Sebastien Aube doing the same. Phillip Nagy checked in the big blind to bring in the 
flop.
Nagy checked which prompted Guilbert to bet 300. Only Aube called. Guilbert then check-folded after Aube fired for 1,000 on the 
turn.
Alex Kulev has been enjoying a massage since he started in the first level of the day and with plenty of pressure on himself, he applied the same on his opponents as well ever since. His stack has kept growing, too, and he also raked in the latest pot after a tussle with Marco Zevola.
With 5,300 in the middle to the 
turn, Kulev checked in the cutoff. Zevola on the button bet 1,400 only for Kulev to check-raise to 6,200 and win the pot uncontested.
Joining the action as there was 23,000 in the pot. Louis Boutin was on the button against David Coleman in the small blind.
The board read 
and Coleman checked. Boutin paused for a while before moving all in for 19,000 effective. Coleman folded as Boutin collected the chips.
Meanwhile Manig Loeser sat down at the table.
Lucas Orsatelli limped in from middle position and called after Rodrigo Seiji made 1,200 from the small blind.
The 
flop checked through to the 
turn. Seiji bet 1,500 and Orsatelli returned his cards to the dealer
On a heads-up flop of 
with some 3,800 in the middle, Pedro Neves checked and Johan Guilbert then bet 2,700 in the cutoff. Neves called in the hijack and the on the turn was then checked by both players. Neves opted to bet the 
river for 4,500 and that sent Guilbert into the tank for around three minutes before he folded.
Maximilian Silz raised to 500 in the cutoff and was called by both players in the blinds including Pascal Hartmann. The 
flop was checked to Silz and his bet of 400 was called only by Hartmann. The on the turn went check, check, and the river completed a potential flush on a double-paired board.
Hartmann bet 800 and was called to reveal the 
as the winning hand.
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