Mathieu Papineau raised to 13,000 in early position, Marius Conan three-bet shoved 36,000 behind him and Papineau snap-called once back on him.
Marius Conan: 
Mathieu Papineau: 
The dealer fanned out 
to end Conan's tournament in 46th place. The Frenchman was the last to receive 26,000 MAD; all others will receive 1,000 MAD more.
A short-stacked Patrick Caveriviere shoved 50,000 from early position and Jose Plaza reshoved from the small blind.
Patrick Caveriviere: 
Jose Plaza: 
After bursting the bubble with ace-king against jacks, Plaza also won with jacks versus ace-king as the 
board remained low. Caveriviere left in 47th place and received 26,000 MAD.
Other players that received the mincash were Michel [Removed:250], Pierre Zerbib, Ange Cucchi, and Cyril Gouilliou.
Photos by Tomas Stacha/WPT.
After Darcourt's bustout, a flurry of all-ins took place that resulted in four players hitting the rail in quick succession, each collecting a mincash of 26,000 MAD. First to go was Manuel Lopez, who got it in with 
against the 
of [Removed:335] and received no help.
One of the players who was off to the showers was [Removed:30], who was all in with 
against the 
of Maxime Chilaud, for around 135,000 total. The board came down 
and Kebe whiffed, while Chilaud soared to 800,000.
At another table, Ringo Stimac shoved 65,000 from early position and a player known as 'jos' shoved for 66,000 from the small blind.
Ringo Stimac:
'jos': 
No help for 'jos' on 
and he was left with a single T-1,000 chip, which got lost shortly after as well.
French pro Guillaume Darcourt will not be adding to his 1.4 million dollar in lifetime winnings in this tournament as he became the unfortunate bubble boy. With stacks already in the middle, action needed to be completed at the other tables first before the hands went to showdown.
Guillaume Darcourt:
Jose Plaza: 
Darcourt needed to hold in the classic race but failed to do so as the board came down 
. All remaining players are guaranteed at least 26,000 MAD.
Niveau: 18
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
Three more players have busted out to bring the field on the stone cold bubble. First one to go was Kamel Amrane, who got it in with 
on a 
board. Aitor Tilla had him crushed with 
for trips and Amrane bowed out in 59th after the 
on the river.
Shortly following Amrane out the door was Gilles Abecassis. In a three-bet pot, Abecassis shoved on a flop, only to be met by a snap-call from Fabio Pinho with . Neither 
turn nor river gave Abecassis one of his five outs and he left the tournament area.
With hand-for-hand already installed two before the money, it was Pedro Filipe De Sousa Oliveira who went all in for 92,000 after a raise to 11,000 and two calls. Ramon Sol came over the top for 265,000 and all other players folded.
Pedro Filipe De Sousa Oliveira:
Ramon Sol:
The board ran out 
and that was it for the Portuguese.
Jean-Francois Bertrand was all in for his remaining crumbs in a three-way all-in of 38,000 total. Aitor Tilla and Mehdi Hsissen were contesting a far larger side pot while Bertrand was waiting.
On an 
board, Hsissen shoved all in for 106,000 and Tilla called.
Mehdi Hsissen: 
Aitor Tilla:
Jean-Francois Bertrand: 
Hsissen won it all and Bertrand finished in 60th place, shy of the money.
Abdullatif Attia raised to 11,000, David Pecheur three-bet to 29,000 to his left and Attia called. The flop was 
and both players checked. On the turn, Attia checked, Pecheur bet 28,000, and Attia called.
The river was the and Attia checked again. Pecheur bet 64,000 and Attia took around ten seconds before check-raising all in. It was for a total of 214,000 and a substantial part of Pecheur's remaining stack, who went deep in the tank. Attia crossed his arms and Pecheur seized him up.
"It's a pair of jacks or a bluff," he said in French, and it took him nearly three minutes before laying his hand down. Attia didn't show and collected the sizable pot.
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