In a battle of the blinds, Marc Negron open-shoved into Thien Doan who called it off for the last 22,500 in the big blind.
Thien Doan: 
Marc Negron: 
After the 
flop, Doan asked for a nine and his wish was instantly granted with the 
turn, which made the 
river a formality.
Nicolas Monet got it in for the last 42,100 with the 
and held two overcards against the 
of his sole caller.
The 
flop propelled Monet into the lead, which he retained on the 
turn and 
river.
On the tail end of a heads-up pot between Arturs Daugis and Antonio Dascenzo, the former bet the 
river for 9,500. Dascenzo raised to 27,500 and was paid off to reveal the 
for a full house as the winning hand.
The tables above 74 have finished their two levels and were sent on a 60-minute dinner break while all the returning participants have ten minutes remaining before their action recommences.
Romain Malet open-shoved for the last 85,900 and Jan Hermans then isolated from the small blind as the biggest stack on the table. Julijan Ivanc had some 155,000 behind in the big blind and tank-called to become the second player at risk in a big pot.
Romain Malet: 
Julijan Ivanc:
Jan Hermans: 
Hermans had the best of it but Malet got there on the 
board to triple up, while Ivanc was knocked out in the side pot by Hermans.
Salim El Mamouni had recently re-entered and got his short stack in soon after with Morgan Guyon isolating successfully.
Salim El Mamouni: 
Morgan Guyon: 
The 
board kept El Mamouni in contention as he essentially tripled to more than the starting stack.
In a three-bet pot between Vitor Da Silva in the small blind and Yoann Hillewaere in the cutoff, the former bet the flop for 13,500 and Hillewaere called. The 
turn was checked and the same also applied for the river.
Da Silva tabled the for trips nines and Hillewaere mucked .
Just before their table broke, Marvin Herrman bet the 
river for 15,000. He picked up a call by Francisco Eijo Santos and flashed a 
for a few seconds but Eijo Santos had the best of it with 
for a full house.
The biggest stack on the table certainly belonged to Rosalie Petit as all parted ways to balance the shrinking field.
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