Paul-Adrian Covaciu and Tomasz Kolewczynski found themselves in a late position preflop battle, with raises and reraises flying until both players were all in.
Tomasz Kolewczynski: 
Paul-Adrian Covaciu: 
Covaciu was dominated and the board came 
to give Kolewczynski the double up.
In a preflop contest, the remaining chips of Jakub Michalak went into the middle and he was barely covered by Philippe Sarouphim when the cards were revealed.
Jakub Michalak: 
Philippe Sarouphim: 
The dominated pair found no help on the 
board and Sarouphim shrugged a "I told you so" to Michalak on the way out.
Leon Simons limped from early position and Marle Spragg raised over the limp to 2,400. Jack Corrigan called in the hijack and Simons moved all in for 14,500. Spragg isolated with a shove for around 36,000 and got Corrigan to fold. The cards were on their back.
Leon Simons: 
Marle Spragg: 
The board ran out 
. That gave Spragg top two pair and a nice pot. Simons was eliminated from the tournament.
Philippe Souki raised to 1,300 before the blinds moved up and was called by Hans Erlandsson and Julien Loire, the latter of which was in the big blind. On the 
flop, only Loire check-called a bet worth 2,600 by Erlandsson and they headed to the turn.
Loire checked again and Erlandsson made it 6,300 to go. The check-raise to 17,200 by Loire followed and Erlandsson tank-folded, admitting that he had been very close to proceed.
Shortly after, Maxim Bevers doubled through Loire when his 
made quads versus 
on the 
runout.
Niveau: 6
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 800
Govert Metaal bet 1,400 from middle position and got called by Miguel Duarte in the small blind and Ephraim Levy in the big blind. The flop came 
and action checked around to Metaal, who continued for 1,400. Both players called.
The turn came the 
and once again action checked to Metaal, who made it 5,600. Both players folded and Metaal scooped the pot and moves closer to doubling his starting stack.
A three-bet was out in front of Daisuke Ogita as a T-5,000 chip had been placed before Benjamin Chalot then pushed forward his stack and announced all-in. Ogita called with the inferior stack and the cards were revealed.
Daisuke Ogita:
Benjamin Chalot:
The 
flop confirmed the lead by Chalot with the top pair and top kicker. Ogita had a straight draw and running clubs at his disposal but missed both of those options on the 
turn and 
river runout.
The small blind raised it up to 1,200 and Dinesh Alt defended the big blind.
Both players checked the 
flop and Alt called a bet worth 2,500 on the turn. Both checked again the 
on the river and Alt won the pot with the .
The opponent of the Swiss was soon after replaced by Gaelle Baumann as the late additions to the field kept on coming.
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