Zuanyu Zheng limped from under the gun and Mickael Denoyelle moved all in for 281,000. Zheng called, covering his opponent by just 5,000 chips.
Mickael Denoyelle: 
Zuanyu Zheng: 
The board ran out 
with tens holding to eliminate Denoyelle.
He wins himself entry into next year's Winamax Poker Open, while the remaining 150 players are all guaranteed €1,000.
James King raised from under the gun and Anthony Soules defended his big blind.
The flop came 
and Soules checked to King who continued for 50,000. Soules check-raised all in for 428,000 King called.
There was a very long pause as other hands finished. "This f*cking game man," said Soules.
Eventually the cards were turned over.
James King: 
Anthony Soules: 
It was a set versus straight and flush draws. "Sick man," said Soules. The 
runout was not what King was looking for and Soules doubled up.
Malo Simon had moved all in for 53,000 from the button and had been called by Loic Daspres in the small blind.
Malo Simon: 
Loic Daspres: 
The pocket pair held against the overcards on the 
and Simon doubled up.
At the neighbouring table, Kevin Shanks had moved all in from the button with 
for his last 123,000. He was behind to the 
of last year's runner-up Sonny Franco, but the 
meant Shanks emerged with a full double up.
Nível: 24
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 12,000
Simon Vaur opened to 23,000 from the hijack and Victor Ramalho three-bet to 65,000 from the small blind. Vaur then four-bet all in for 211,000 and after a short tank Ramalho called.
Ramalho went to turn over his cards but they were quickly turned face down by the dealer as they waited for the hands at the other tables to finish.
"I think he's got you dominated," said tablemate Marc Macdonnell.
Victor Ramalho: 
Simon Vaur: 
There were no sweats on the 
runout and Vaur doubled up on the bubble.
Play in the Winamax Poker Open Dublin Main Event has resumed just one elimination away from the money.
With exactly 151 players remaining and the break just minutes away, players have been sent on their 25-minute break now as opposed to after a potentially extended hand-for-hand bubble.'
Here are some counts from the field.
Dealers in the Main Event have been told top finish the hands they are on and stop dealing with the tournament clock showing 152 players remaining and 150 paid.
The board read 
and Winamax Team Pro Mustapha Kanit had called a bet of 106,000 from his opponent.
His opponent turned over 
for a missed open-ended straight draw and Kanit took down the pot with 
for two pair.
Kanit now moves up over 650,000 as the players approach their first break of the day.
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