Andre Akkari raised from the cutoff and put in a 5,000-value chip, Thomas Eychenne took some time and then decided to three-bet to 9,000 in the small blind. The big blind folded and Akkari shoved for 17,100 in total for Eychenne to snap-call.
Andre Akkari: 
Thomas Eychenne: 
The board ran out 
for Eychenne to hit the turn for two pair to send the PokerStars Ambassador to the rail.
Niveau: 10
Blinds: 600/1,200
Ante: 1,200
The action started with Pedro Marques on the button who raised to 2,300. Pierre Calamusa three-bet to 8,000 in the small blind and Marques called.
The 
flop appeared and Calamusa quickly checked. Marques took some time before checking as well. The same action happened on the turn.
When the 
came on the river, Calamusa sent 6,000 in the middle. Marques tanked for a few minutes and eventually called. Calamusa sent his cards into the muck and Marques won the pot without showdown.
With 21,500 in the middle, the board was reading 
and Thomas Eychenne checked to Mihai Manole, who simply shoved all in. Eychenne quickly called it off for 38,500 total.
Thomas Eychenne: 
Mihai Manole: 
The river was the 
and Eychenne doubled up.
Sherif Derias raised from middle position to 2,500 and button Elvis Petcu pushed his last 19,300 to the middle. He was called by Derias and they opened up.
Elvis Petcu: 
Sherif Derias: 
The board ran out 
and Petcu doubled up by holding on to the best hand.
Simon Brandstrom opened to 2,200 and only Cary Katz made the call on the button.
A flop 
showed up and Brandstrom checked. Katz announced a bet of 4,000. Brandstrom tanked for a few minutes before moving all in for a remaining stack around 22,000 and Katz let it go.
Felix Van Beuningen is one of the four qualifiers through the MuchBetter Summer Series. He qualified for $0,55 and is now playing the €5,300 EPT Barcelona Main Event. Before the dinner break he was down to 18,000 but he just doubled up.
He managed to win a coin flip with pocket sevens against ace-queen to propel himself above the starting stack of 30,000.
Qibang Cheung raised to 2,200 and Diogo Veiga, on the button, decided to three-bet to 6,500. It came back to Cheung who thought about his move for a minute and announced all in, putting Veiga at risk for his tournament. The Portuguese player sent his cards into the muck.
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