Chakib Mhiri was all in preflop from the hijack and Luis Celso was all in on the button. Mhiri had slightly more chips and so Celso was at risk. The hands were flipped.
Luis Celso: 
Chakib Mhiri: 
Celso hit to get ahead and held up to the river to gain a double up. Mhiri thought he was busted, but it turns out he still has 35,000 chips to play with, which is now less than one big blind.
"Ahh, still alive!", he said.
Jon Kyte had locked up a double-up to get back into contention and was then involved in a heads-up pot with Brazil's Saint Yves Braulio Bianchetti. The latter bet the 
flop for 150,000 only for Kyte to move all-in for 500,000 and force a fold.
Mehdi Rebsai was all-in for 250,000 with the 
and Sari Maalouf looked him up with an inferior pocket pair in 
.
The 
board was a sweat with the additional gutshot but Rebsai stayed ahead.
Chakib Mhiri then pushed all-in for 245,000 from one table over and it folded all the way to Sandro Pitzanti in the big blind, who had a near identical stack.
Chakib Mhiri: 
Sandro Pitzanti: 
The 
flop and turn provided no help but Mhiri spiked the 
on the river. Pitzanti's stack was counted and the 225,000 were covered by a mere half a big blind.
Antony Marchetti was all preflop versus [Removed:482]. Players flipped their cards and Haiche was the player at risk.
[Removed:482]: 
Antony Marchetti:
The board ran out 
. It was a classic coin flip situation and Haiche was on the right side of it, holding up on the flop and turn before Marchetti hit his pair of kings on the river.
Haiche busted out in 35th place for €6,750. Marchetti, meanwhile, brought his chip stack up to over 1.4 million.
Julien Brouxel was eliminated and shortly after, Fabio Di Blasi moved all-in out of the small blind. He only had to get through Francesco Delfoco in the big blind but the Italian instantly called.
Fabio Di Blasi: 
Francesco Delfoco:
The undercards stood no chance despite making two pair on the 
runout as Delfoco claimed the chips and knockout.
Mehdi Chaoui raised and quickly called the three-bet shove by table neighbour Woojong Ha from one seat over for around 325,000.
Woojong Ha: 
Mehdi Chaoui:
The 
board sent Ha to the rail while Chaoui continued his surge on the leaderboard.
Mehdi Chaoui shoved all in from the small blind, putting Woojong Ha at risk for his remaining 370,000 chips.
Woojong Ha: 
Mehdi Chaoui:
The board ran out 
. The board paired on the river to give both players two pair with the ace high on board. It was a chopped pot and Ha survived.
During the last hand prior to the break, Jon Kyte was all-in with the 
and Ho Tien Cheung also committed his short stack holding the .
Kyte spiked a flush draw on 
but bricked the turn and river.
Down to 145,000, he was all-in very soon after the break and got the shove through.
Niveau: 24
Blinds: 15,000/30,000
Ante: 30,000
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