We missed almost all the action on this hand, but the outcome is certainly noteworthy.
Oren Rosen bet approximately 160,000 on the river of a 
board with 400,000-plus in the pot already, heads up with Govert Metaal - who he'd caught bluffing a little earlier.
Metaal let it go and the pot pushed Rosen well over the one-million mark with Level 21.
After a raise to 22,000 and a call by Oren Rosen on the button, Govert Metaal three-bet from the small blind to 83,000 and Rosen called.
The flop brought out 
and Metaal continued for 80,000 and Rosen tanked for a while before making the call.
On the turn the 
hit and Metaal stared at Rosen's stack before sliding forward 160,000.
Rosen pondered his decision for a bit before asking the dealer for the exact bet amount.
"160,000?" Rosen said, before putting the chips together to make the call.
The board completed on the river with the 
, and now the action was checked.
Metaal showed 
, and Rosen let out a big sigh as he tabled 
. The pot was pushed to Rosen, and he's now closing on a million-chip stack.
Paolo Compagno let it ride with the 
and Adrien Allain called with two overs in the 
.
The board rolled out 
taking Compagno with it, and allowing Allain to push up over the one-million chip mark.
Ils ne sont plus que 68 en lice sur l'EPT Grand Final. Albert Sebag et Benjamin Pollak ont sauté côté tricolore alors que Benjamin Pollak a connu un énorme début de journée et frôle le million. Nicolas Cardyn vient lui de passer 
contre 
à tapis préflop pour revenir à 24 blindes !
[Énorme début de journée 950k devant moi après avoir laissé le CL me bluff avec 7 high #Betclic #cesttoutdroit pic.twitter.com/cvCMpjc50P
— Pollak Benjamin (@PollakB) May 4, 2016
Tomas Jozonis just moved all in under the gun for 128,000 chips and Ariel Celestino called from the cutoff. Chris Dowling went into the tank for a while before making the call from the button. After both blinds folded the flop brought out 
and no chips were put into a potential side pot.
The turn was the and again the action was checked.
On the river the board completed with the 
and for the third time the action went check-check.
Jozonis announced - and showed - and Dowling showed the same hand with 
. Celestino then tabled 
to claim the pot, and Jozonis was not pleased.
"Why didn't you shove?" Jozonis sighed, as he was knocked out and Dowling took a hit.
Andjelko Andrejevic pushed in over the top of a Matthew Davenport raise, and when it folded back to Davenport, he snap-called with the .
Andrejevic's 
made it a classic race situation, and he took the lead on the 
flop, extended it on the river, and held on after the river to double through.
Youssef Finianos picked a good time to push in with the 
, considering Roman Korenev had the 
and a mountain of chips to call with.
Koranev did make the call, falling below the one-million chip mark when the board ran out 
and Finianos doubled through.
Juan Etcheverry bet 123,000 into a pot of 150,000 on a 
board to the turn, heads up with Ariel Celestino.
Celestino called and Etcheverry shoved in on the river, putting Celestino at risk.
Celestino called off with the having made two pair on the river. All Etcheverry could show was the 
ace-high, and after doubling up Celestino, he now has less than 15 big blinds.
Albert Sebag just found himself all in and at risk and he was up against Fady Kamar.
Sebag: 
Kamar:
The board ran out and Sebag was sent to the rail.
PokerStars Spin & Go Qualifier Erik van Hoek traveled from the Netherlands to find himself on Day 3 of the EPT Grand Final. Van Hoek just raised under the gun and Nikolas Menke moved all in from the big blind for 96,000, and Van Hoek called right away.
Van Hoek:
Menke: 
The board ran out 
and Van Hoek's aces held up. The Dutchman is one of the six remaining Spin & Go qualifiers out of the 120 that won their way to Monte Carlo.
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