After building a big pot before the flop of 
, Hicham Hachoumi commited his last 65,000 and Sebastien Seguin called quickly.
Hicham Hachoumi: 
Sebastien Seguin: 
The turn was 
and the river 
brought no help for Hachoumi and he was eliminated from the tournament.
Giovanni Rosadoni had gotten his stack of approximately 580,000 in on the button and was at risk against Tibor Nagygyorgy in middle position.
Giovanni Rosadoni: 
Tibor Nagygyorgy: 
The 
flop caused Rosadoni to get up from his seat, and the 
confirmed his elimination as the meaningless 
completed the board and Nagygyorgy took the pot.
The previous action is unknown, but Jerome Ruefenacht ended up getting his 390,000 chips in from the hijack and was at risk against Jacob Amsellem on the button.
Jerome Ruefenacht:
Jacob Amsellem: 
The 
flop gave Ruefenacht top set but also provided a sweat with a gutshot draw for Amsellem, but the 
and 
completed the board to confirm Ruefenacht's double.
Niveau: 25
Blinds: 20,000/40,000
Ante: 40,000
Players are now on a 15-minute break.
Ruslan Lukash got his last 900,000 in from the small blind and button-raiser Tibor Nagygyorgy called quickly to put him at risk. The players flipped over their cards and it was not good news for Lukash.
Ruslan Lukash: 
Tibor Nagygyorgy: 
The board ran out 
with no help for Lukash and he wished the table luck before making his way to the payout desk.
Alessandro Adinolfo raised from early position and Florian Decamps three-bet from the small blind. Adinolfo fired back with a four-bet to 600,000 and Decamps five-bet shoved for over 3,000,000 with Adinolfo covered.
Adinolfo went deep into the tank for a few minutes before he finally tossed his cards in the muck and give up the pot. Decamps dragged another one and he's on a big run today having more than doubled his Day 3 starting stack.
Jaime Cervantes got his short stack of approximately 160,000 in from the hijack, Raymond Attal got his stack of approximately 325,000 in on the button, and both players were at risk against Jacob Amsellem in the small blind.
Jaime Cervantes: 
Raymond Attal: 
Jacob Amsellem: 
The board ran out 
and Amsellem turned the flush to eliminate both Cervantes and Attal, as he continues his red-hot day and soars to around 7 million chips and the chip lead after starting as one of the short stacks only a couple of hours ago.
Jean Souprayenmestry open-shoved from early position and action folded around to Ruslan Lukash in the small blind. Lukash re-shoved for just over 1,000,000 and the big blind ducked out of the way. Action was heads up with Souprayenmestry at risk.
Jean Souprayenmestry: 
Ruslan Lukash: 
The board ran out 
and the jacks held to secure the double for Souprayenmestry.
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