On a board of 
, Farid Jattin bet 144,000 in middle position, which looked to be a little under half of the pot. Luis Faria had checked from his right, and he moved all in for 539,000. Jattin used a time extension but eventually folded.
The day had gone incredibly well for Ivaylo Sivinov so far and he also had Bryan Piccioli at the brink of elimination in coin flip fashion.
Bryan Piccioli: 
Ivaylo Sivinov: 
Sivinov flopped top pair and Piccioli middle set on 
, but the 
turn gave Sivinov some more outs.
"Oh come on, please not like that," Piccioli sighed. The blank river changed nothing whatsoever and Piccioli immediately told the good news to Griffin Benger one table over.
Upeshka De Silva had the best of it preflop when he got it in for around 20 big blinds with 
and faced Felipe Olivieri, who flipped over 
. However, the 
flop was bad news for De Silva.
He picked up some further outs on the turn and the 
rolled off on the river to restore the preflop order, allowing De Silva to double with a king-high straight.
Brandon Adams had raised and was facing an all-in bet of Michael Dietrich, who had already tabled when we arrived. It was only 79,000 total, so either Adams felt committed or he'd already announced a call. He put his chips in and showed 
.
The 
flop gave Adams a decent shot but the 
and 
weren't enough.
A little after that, he also doubled up Laurynas Levinskas, who showed down 
. Adams' hand looked like 
, but we couldn't be sure as the dealer was mucking it when we arrived, with the board having ran out queen-high with four-clubs. Adams sent another 120,000 off.
Meanwhile, Josh Reichard and Pierre Calamusa went bust from other tables.
After a raise to 28,000 from under the gun, Marc Perrault just flat-called on the button. Toby Lewis was in the big blind and moved all in for 182,000. The initial raiser folded and Perrault made a relatively quick call to put Lewis at risk.
Marc Perrault:
Toby Lewis:
Lewis was in a great position to more than double his stack and the flop of was not much for him to worry about. However, the 
on the turn gave Perrault a flush draw and sure enough, the on the river completed his flush.
Pierre Calamusa s'offre un double-up directement après la bulle avec 
contre puis fold après un all-in et un call... ce qui lui aurait permis de tripler !
Dans la foulée, jeremie Sarda envoie ses dernières blindes au bouton et se fait payer par l'ouvreur UTG qui dévoile 
. Jeremie est devant avec 
mais son adversaire frappe un 
au flop ! Le tricolore se lève après la turn... mais doit reprendre sa place après une rivière !
Une bonne nouvelle ne venant jamais seule, les éliminations s'enchaînant, ce duo franchit le premier palier et s'assure 35.000$ de gains. Pendant ce temps là, Jimmy Guerrero et Thi Xoa Nguyen ont rendu les armes... il reste 8 Français en course sur les 11 qui ont fait l'argent !
Dariusz Paszkiewicz reshoved from the small blind over a jam of about 70,000 by Stian Kulseth Ustad. The big blind mucked and it was Ustad's against 
. The board ran out 
and the fours full were a winner for Paszkiewicz.
Esteban Garcia was all in and at risk for 147,000 and Ramon Colillas looked him up.
Garcia flipped over 
and was in need of help, as Colillas had him dominated with the . The board ran out 
and that spelled the end for Garcia.
Bill Perkins avait 10 blindes en début de journée, il rêvait d'un comeback de légende... il a déjà fait l'argent. Après avoir doublé contre Max Greenwood, il se retrouve à nouveau à tapis contre le même adversaire :
Bill Perkins:
Max Greenwood:
Greenwood termine en couleur à l'issue d'un tableau 
et Perkins remercie la table avant de quitter la partie...
Out!!! To a four flush #PSPC https://t.co/LbnNkKxQA0
— Bill Perkins (Guy) (@bp22)
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