A player raised to 1,500 and it was called by Jean-Paul Pasqualini and Quentin Roussey in the blinds.
The flop 
was dealt and Pasqualini checked to Roussey who bet 2,500. The initial player folded but Pasqualini called. On the 
, the same action happened but this time for 7,500.
The river fell the 
and both checked. Pasqualini tabled 
and Roussey mucked his cards.
Christoph Vogelsang raised to 1,200 under the gun and only the big blind called to see the 
flop.
The big blind check-called a bet of 800 from Vogelsang and the 
peeled on the turn. The action went check-check and the river was the 
.
After another check, Vogelsang took his time betting 2,300 and the big blind found a call.
Vogelsang tabled 
for a full house and won the pot.
"You got the maximum," said the big blind. "If you bet 3,000 I fold."
"Queen-jack," asked Vogelsang.
"No, " said the big blind. "Ace-high."
Action picked up on the flop reading 
with Walter Atwood in the cutoff with a player from the hijack and a player in the big blind.
Action checked around on the flop to the where the hijack led out for 2,500, which Atwood called and the big blind folded.
The river came a 
and the hijack checked to Atwood who bet 4,500 and the hijack folded, giving Atwood the pot.
The action folded to Jonas Lauck who made it 1,200 on the button. The big blind called and the two players saw a flop of 
. Both players checked and the landed on the turn.
The big blind led out with a bet of 800 and Lauck raised to 3,200. His opponent called and the 
completed the board. The big blind checked and Lauck quickly checked it back. The big blind slowly turned over 
for two pair and Lauck conceded.
Action picked up on a river with a board reading 
and Shawn Buchanan bet 6,400 into a pot worth roughly 7,000.
The opponent asked for a count of the bet, which Buchanan gave quickly. The opponent tossed in a chip for the call and Buchanan turned over 
, which was good for the pot.
According to the table, a player opened to 1,200 and Moundir Zoughari three-bet to 4,200 in late position. Dominik Nitsche four-bet to 13,000 in the blinds and Zoughari decided to make the call after the initial player got out of the way.
The flop brought 
rainbow and both players checked to see a 
on the turn. Nitsche check-called a bet from Zoughari for 15,000.
The river fell a and after a last check from Nitsche, Zoughari fired 30,000 in the middle, putting Nitsche at risk for his remaining stack. The latter ended up calling off with 
only to see 
in Zoughari's hand for a full house.
Nitsche, a four-time WSOP champion, busted from the tournament while Zoughari, a famous French TV host and multiple-time Survivor contestant, has now a stack over 130,000 chips.
Action was picked up on the flop between Borja Gross and two players, with a board reading 
. Gross had checked to the earliest position player who bet 5,600. The player next to act went all in for 67,000 and Gross called off for 18,500. The other opponent went into the tank before tossing in the chips to call off for his whole tournament.
Borja Gross:
Early position: 
Later Position: 
The board ran out the 
turn and 
river and Gross faded all the straight and flush outs to secure himself a triple up.
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