Tony Veille jammed from the button for 56,000 from the button, then Frédéric Riboulet in the small blind three-bet all-in for 65,000.
Tony Veille: K♦9♠ 
Frédéric Riboulet: K♥Q♥
Riboulet hit trips on Q♦6♥Q♣J♦2♥, leaving no chance for Veille who was eliminated.
Yann Muller raised to 10,000 from the button, Marc Grobety three-bet jammed for 95,000 from the small blind and Muller made the call.
Marc Grobety: K♥Q♣
Yann Muller: J♣J♥
The board ran out 4♦2♣7♠5♠9♦; Grobety couldn't materialise any of his outs and Muller sent him to the rail.
Niveau: 17
Blinds: 2,000/5,000
Ante: 5,000
Mateusz Mlodzinski, in the small blind, moved all in for 81,000. Yan Boniface, in the big blind, received a count and made the call.
Mateusz Mlodzinski: A♣8♣
Yan Boniface: A♦J♦
Mlodzinski was dominated, until the 5♣4♣6♣ gave him the nut flush, alongside a straightflush draw for good measure. The 2♥ turn and A♠ river completed the board and Mlodzinski doubled up with ease.
Jeremy Guilbault in the big blind found himself at risk for 91,000 against Adnan Dizdarevic in the cutoff.
Jeremy Guilbault: A♦J♥
Adnan Dizdarevic: Q♣Q♥
Guilbault was lucky enough to hit two pair on A♠10♥7♠J♣2♠ to double up.
Hugo Loustau raised to 8,000 from the button, Daniel Boissard clicked it to 16,000 in the small blind and Eli Malca, in the big blind, cold called. Loustau also chose to see three.
The A♥6♥7♠ flop checked through to the 9♦ on the turn. Boissard chopped out his stack before moving all in for 112,000. Malaca called and Loustau folded.
Daniel Boissard: A♣A♦
Eli Malca: A♦7♦
Malca's two pair was no match for Boissard's top set. The 10♦ river changed nothing and Boissard doubled up.
Davidi Kitai only had 2,000 left when he jammed from the button after Benjamin Huentz opened from under the gun. Christophe Charlet in the small blind raised to 22,000 and he made Huentz fold.
Davidi Kitai: 10♥8♦
Christophe Charlet: K♠K♦
Kitai ran into kings and he was eliminated after the board of Q♠7♣4♠8♣A♥.
Niveau: 16
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 4,000
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