Gimat Guillaume was in the big blind and saw action fold around to the small blind, who put him all in for his last 39,000. He thought for a few moments and then called off his chips.
Gimat Guillaume: 
Small Blind: 
Guillaume saw that he was in bad shape once the cards were tabled, but his fortunes turned when the flop came 
to give him a straight. However, the flop also gave his opponent a flush draw in addition to having three outs at a higher straight should a jack fall. Luckily for him, the turn 
and river 
were both safe despite being the same color as the cards he needed to fade and he scored the double.
On the following hand, Guillaume went all in from the small blind and took the big blind's blind and ante to add another 10,000 to his stack as the tournament clock reads 100 remaining players, just six eliminations away from the end of the night.
| Joueur | Jetons | Progression |
|---|---|---|
|
93,000 |
for Kuznetcov and the 
for Ogorek. The former stood up from his chair after the 
flop and was immediately rewarded on the 
turn but only sat back down after the 
on a 
and river 
and Tomas Jozonis had a bet of 20,000 in front of him from the hijack. Action was on Erwann Pecheux, who was on the button and didn't take long before announcing he was all in, effectively putting Jozonis to a decision for the last 65,000 or so behind him. After close to a minute, he dropped in chips to call.
, ace-eight was good enough for another double.
