Chris "FamousJameis" Conrad opened the action with a min raise from under the gun and Thomas "Maznacik" Eychenne raised the pot from one seat over. Out of the big blind, Belarmino De Souza reraised the pot to force a fold from Conrad while Eychenne called.
Thomas "Maznacik" Eychenne: 
Belarmino De Souza: 
On a board of 
, Eychenne picked up no further equity and was sent to the rail.
In a hand from the very late stages of the previous level, Luke Schwartz boosted his stack by a few blinds when he took on a short-stacked Nicolas Chouity after three-way action to the 
turn with the flop being checked through.
Nicolas Chouity: 
Luke Schwartz: 
Schwartz dodged both flush draws thanks to the 
river and scored the knockout.
Niveau: 16
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 0
While most of the focus on GGPoker for both players and observers has been on the ongoing World Series of Poker bracelet events, high-stakes cash action has been popping as well.
Never was that more clear than on Monday, when a wild hand went down, one that wouldn't have looked out of place in a James Bond movie scene.
In a four-bet pot with 151,200 to the middle, "marcianovix1" in the small blind and Robin "porty27" Ylitalo in the hijack clashed on the 
flop in the following showdown.
Robin "porty27" Ylitalo: 
"marcianovix1": 
Ylitalo had the diamonds covered and the turn and river secured his double up.
A short-stacked Daniel "iStayOn5" Colpoys was the player at risk out of the big blind when he defended against a button raise by 2020 GGPoker Online Bracelet winner Simon Lofberg and they saw a 
flop.
Daniel "iStayOn5" Colpoys: 
Simon Lofberg:
The turn and the 
river provided no sweat whatsoever as the aces held up for Lofberg.
The cards were already on their backs as Daniel "RussianBot1" Hindin used the "one time" emoji with when he was at risk against the 
of Konstantin "makRUSgreaga" Maslak .
On a board of 
, there was little to fear for Hindin as his top set secured the double.
In the last hand before the break, Chris "FamousJameis" Conrad raised it up and Tyler "RudleyFudley" Smith defended out of the blinds to then get his stack in after the 
flop which Conrad called.
Tyler "RudleyFudley" Smith:
Chris "FamousJameis" Conrad: 
The turn provided no help, nor did the river as Conrad raked in the pot.
Only 196 players out of the 990 entries remain in contention as the field rapidly shrinks towards the money bubble. The players are on a scheduled six-minute break.
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