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. Paez failed to catch any of his cards, and he gives the majority of his chips to Abecassis, leaving himself just 95,000 chips to play with.
Level: 24
Blinds: 12,000/24,000
Ante: 3,000
flop hit Bazin hard, giving him top set, subsequently leaving Crenn drawing to running jacks. 
and Crenn was sent home in 13th place.
. Darcourt tabled 
and was off to the races, with his opponent in danger of being eliminated.
. The 
on fourth street ended the hand, as his full house was unbeatable. Darcourt granted a courtesy double up to Narboni, and was knocked down to about 200,000. He would, however, double back up just a few hands later.
. Two players folded, and Stephane Bazin looked down at 
and opted to re-raise, putting Mizrachi to a decision for all of his chips. Grinder, of course, made the call and held the lead through the turn as the board filled out 
.
on the river, making Bazin the winning two pair. Michael follows his older brother Robert out the door in back-to-back Mizrachi eliminations.
, prompting Darcourt to show the table his 
. He has now chipped up to about 420,000.
. Paez continued out with 68,000 chips, which Roy flat-called.. Paez kept the heat on with another bet, this time moving 175,000 of his chips. Roy wasn't going anywhere. He moved all in for an additional 355,000. Paez eventually made the call, revealing his . He would soon see that he was drawing dead, as Roy tabled the winning 
, having flopped bottom set versus his opponent's top pair.
and found himself in good shape versus the of Stephane Bazin. The board came 
, locking up a double up for The Grinder. He has bumped himself back up over the 400,000 mark.
