Andrej Cintula and Andrea Radicchi got into a blind on blind battle with both players eventually committing their stacks preflop.
Andrej Cintula: 
Andrea Radicchi: 
Radicchi had his opponent drawing thin on the 
flop until the 
spiked the turn. The 
completed the board for a huge double.
Gary Hasson was all-in and at risk versus Bobby Simons. Hasson, with kings, ran into his opponent's pocket aces and was unable to survive on the 
runout.
Moncef Karoui, who had a rough Day 2 busting earlier, decided to re-enter and was involved in a three-way pot against [Removed:548] and Ole Schemion.
With around 50,000 in the middle, [Removed:549] bet 15,000 in the 
flop which Schemion called before Karoui shove for 72,000.
[Removed:549] folded and Schemion thought for a minute before throwing his cards to the muck.
Gabriele Re was the player at risk for the final 64,500 with the . He needed to dodge aces and queens as Josef Gulas tabled the 
. The 
board accomplished just that as Re held onto the lead and doubled.
In a preflop contest, the last 71,000 of Stefano Galfione were in the midle with the 
. Axel Hallay looked him up with the 
and found none of the overcards on the 
board.
WIth over 150,000 in the pot on the 
board, Dawid Smolka checked in the big blind before calling a bet of 65,000 from Robert McAdam.
On the 
river, Smolka, the effective stack, check-called his opponent's all-in and both players tabled their hands.
McAdam had 
for bottom set but was crushed by the 
of his opponent for a set of kings.
Sergiu Covrig was all-in preflop for his last 40,000 against Said Madani.
Sergiu Covrig:
Said Madani:
The board ran out 
and Covrig was out of the main event.
Anthony Amsellem moved all-in for 11,500 and was called by Julien Sitbon.
Amsellem had pocket-nines which was dominated by Sitbon's 
.
Amsellem was getting out of his seat but immediately sat back down when the flop came 
. The runout secured the checkmark for the double.
With some 85,000 in the middle and the completed board showing 
, Daniel Pidun bet 50,000 from under the gun. Simone Lombardo then jammed with the covering stack and that sent Pidun into the tank.
A reluctant call followed and Lombardo revealed the , which Pidun had beat holding 
for a flush. "Three bet preflop and check, check flop," Lombardo explained to another player on the table and than complained about the preflop call of Pidun, who had doubled through him for 146,000 on the river.
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