Barry Hutter raised from the cutoff, and Pierre Calamusa called in the big blind.
The flop fell 
, and Calamusa check-called a 110,000 bet from Hutter. Both players checked after the turn revealed the 
and when the river fell the 
, Calamusa bet 325,000.
Hutter sat on his decision for a minute before he called and saw Calamusa table 
for a turned set.
Hutter mucked, and Calamusa picked up a much-needed pot.
Ankush Mandavia sat in the small blind and he chose to limp. Big blind Joao Vieira raised to 180,000 and Mandavia called. The 
flop was dealt and Mandavia checked to Vieira.
Vieira continued with a bet of 145,000. Mandavia called again and the 
on the turn caused both players to check. The river was the 
and Mandavia checked again. Vieira now bet 380,000 and Mandavia check-raised all in for effectively 1,800,000.
Vieira tanked and it eventually took seven minutes for him to find a fold. Mandavia picked up the pot while Vieira is down to less than 30 big blinds.
Jamie O'Connor raised to 100,000 from the cutoff and he was called by Barry Hutter from the big blind. The flop fell 
and Hutter checked his option.
O'Connor continued with a bet of 90,000 but Hutter check-raised to 280,000. The Brit called and they saw the on the turn.
Both players checked this time and the 
was dealt on the river. They checked again and Hutter opened up 
. It turned out to be the losing hand when O'Connor showed 
.
Patrick Tardif raised from the cutoff and saw Barry Hutter three-bet from the button. Jamie O'Connor and Joe Cada folded in the blinds, and with the action back on Tardif, he four-bet jammed for just over 2,000,000.
Hutter paused for a second to verbally confirm the amount and then called.
Patrick Tardif: 
Barry Hutter: 
Board: 
Tardif got no help from the board after running his pocket pair into a dominating hand, and Hutter picked up the pot to continue his rise from Day 1 chip leader.
Tardif departed from the table in 9th place and secured his biggest live cash with his $59,338 winnings.
Niveau: 25
Blinds: 25,000/50,000
Ante: 50,000
The players were sent on another 15-minute break. The nine remaining hopefuls will return at approximately 6:37 p.m. and they'll play down to the final six players.
The action folded to Fabiano Kovalski on the button and he moved all in for 855,000. Barry Hutter asked for a count before he reshoved and the player in the big blind folded.
Fabiano Kovalski: 
Barry Hutter: 
Board: 
There was to be no joy for Kovalski and the Brazilian hit the rail in 10th place for $59,338.
The flop was down , and Pierre Calamusa checked from the big blind. Joao Vieira bet from under the gun, then called after Calamusa moved all in for 400,000.
Pierre Calamusa: 
Joao Vieira: 
Calamusa was ahead with bottom pair and held as the turn fell the and river to score the double.
Jamie O'Connor raised from the button to 80,000 and big blind Patrick Tardif defended. The flop fell 
and both players checked.
The dealer put the on the board on the turn and Tardif led out with a bet of 155,00 which got the job done as O'Connor got out of the way quickly.
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