Sanchez Eliminated By The Frenchman
Action folded around to Fabrice Soulier on the button and he raised to 26,000. Jesus Sanchez may have thought it was a steal attempt as he promptly moved all in for 146,000 from the small blind. The big got out of the way and Soulier wasted little time in dropping in a call.
Showdown
Soulier: 
Sanchez: 
Upon discovering his opponent held a legitimate hand, Sanchez stood from the table and watched the flop fall 
. The 
turn sealed the deal for Soulier, and after the 
was out out on the river for good measure, Sanchez made his way to the payout desk.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
480,000
85,000
|
85,000 |
|
Busted |
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, and Semisoshenko was eliminated. Koutoupas, who started the day second in chips, now sits with over 1.5 million chips.
was terrible for Nastasi as it kept his opponent, who held a diamond, in the lead; in fact, that flop improved Hanowski to an 85.76% favorite and dropped Nastasi to 14.24%. Much to the latter's dismay, the 
peeled off on the turn to lock up the hand for Hanowski.
was put out on the river and a disappointed Nastasi exited the tournament floor.
completed the board, and Plauski assembled three towers of blue T5,000 chips, then double-fisted them across the betting line. Amot quickly called the 300,000-chip bet, and Plauski flipped over 
for a set of deuces.
flop. Brammer checked the flop and Boyaciyan checked behind.
into play and after checking his cards, Brammer tested the water with a 72,000 bet. Boyaciyan was not convinced though, and he raised to 150,000. Brammer called.
. His 
dominated Marian Kulifaj's 
, 
respectively.
