The player in the hijack seat raised to 800, Stephane Albertini called in the small blind, Steve O'Dwyer called in the big blind and the initial raiser folded.
Flop:
Albertini bet 3,675 and O'Dwyer made the quick call.
Turn:
Albertini bet 6,675 and O'Dwyer made an even quicker call.
River:
Albertini moved all-in and O'Dwyer called for the third time. Albertini turned over and O'Dwyer winced as he passed his cards unseen to the dealer. O'Dwyer now has 36,000 and the 2010 EPT Deauville final tablist has 53,800.
We are on our final thirty minutes break and will be back to play the final two levels of the day. During the break, Lynn Gilmartin chats with David 'Doc Sands' who isn't sitting on the easiest table.
Matthias De Meulder is a happy bunny after he was so sure he was out of the door.
The action folded around to Alexander Uskov in the small who completed. The Team PokerStars Pro checked his big blind option so the two could see a flop.
De Meulder bet 600 when Uskov checked to him but the Russian went for the old check-raise all-in. The Belgian was covered and had a decision to make for his 10,775 five stack. After a while thinking he called with for top pair and low flush draw.
Uskov had him crushed with for a made flush but lost out when the board ran out to make a running full house for De Meulder.
Bryan Piccioli played out a hand with the dangerous Kenny Hallaert and JP Kelly whilst out of position, and understandably played it safe.
Hallaert raised from mid position and was called by Kelly (hijack) and Piccioli (SB) en route to a flop. Hallaert's 1,800 c-bet was called by both players to see the turn. Hallaert's 5,550 bet was only called by Piccioli before both checked through the river.
We joined the action to witness Michael Schurpf raising to 3,000 and Team PokerStars Pro Richard Toth moving all-in for 10,600. The original raiser folded and Schurpf made the call.
Toth
Schurpf
The tiny treys were looking so vulnerable, and it got worse when the flop added any ten to the number of outs that Toth had - . The turn of gave Toth even more hope and the on the river confirmed the double up and left Schurpf very short on 9,000.
We caught up with Chris Moorman en route back to his table and he told us that he has "Peak ever" stack in today's tournament.
There was an early position raise to 1,200 that Moorman clicked up to 1,900. The button and original raiser called to a flop. Moorman's 2,400 c-bet was only called by the button, who also called a 5,400 bullet on the turn. Moorman shoved on the river and his opponent folded.
and O'Dwyer winced as he passed his cards unseen to the dealer. O'Dwyer now has 36,000 and the 2010 EPT Deauville final tablist has 53,800.
flop.
for top pair and low flush draw.
river.
and Hallaert mucked.
gave Toth even more hope and the 
on the river confirmed the double up and left Schurpf very short on 9,000.
flop. Moorman's 2,400 c-bet was only called by the button, who also called a 5,400 bullet on the 
river and his opponent folded.
