versus 
, Phidias Georgiou was looking good for another notch on his poker bedpost, but a cruel 
board soon put pay to that as he as was forced to hand over 11,725. Clearly enraged by his misfortunes, Georgiou rose from his seat and looked as though was going to go green and erupt from his clothes, but to his credit, he managed to maintain his composure and play continued, albeit with a depleted stack of 19,500.
, but was looked up by the big blind who had 
. Obviously the board was unfavorable, and the EPT Bahamas finalist was done.
board, Arnaud Mattern's check on the river was followed by a bet of 6,500 from his immediate neighbor. Mattern delivered a piercing stare to his foe before making a good call with 
. His wounded opponent showed 
.
and Guillaume de la Gorce facing a bet of 5,000. Like his fellow countryman in the post prior, de la Gorce made an equally good call with 
, his opponent teasing by declaring, "Two pair," before showing a 
and mucking.
