The action started with Rumen Nanev opening to 61,000 under the gun. Yorane Kerignard called from the cutoff, leading to Artem Litvinov squeezing all in from the button for 346,000. Action folded back to Nanev who four-bet shoved to isolate.
However, it didn't work as Kerignard snap-called and tabled 
. Litvinov showed down 
, while Nanev was well behind with 
. The board ran out 
as Litinov took the main pot, Kerignard took the side pot, and Nanev took nothing.
Luca Pagano made it 80k to go and Bruno Jais made the call.
The flop came 
and after Pagano made it 80k, Jais raised, adding another 100,000.
Pagano fired back, however, making it 370k total, and after a few minutes in the tank, Jais laid it down
Nikolaus Teichert opened to 75,000 under the gun and Artem Litvinov defended his big blind.
The flop came down 
and Litvinov check-called 165,000 on the flop from Teichert. The 
turn was checked by both, landing the on the river. Litvinov checked and found himself faced with a decision when Teichert moved all in after about 30 seconds.
Litvinov deliberated, but ultimately folded. When he did, he immediately left the table and went toward the rail, not seeing Teichert table 
.
Andre Corredoira shoved on the button for about 350,000 and Sergey Baburin called from the big blind.
Baburin:
Corredoira: 
Despite being ahead, Corredoira was unable to hold as the board ran out 
.
Chris Brammer's not finding life all that jolly at the moment. He lost another pot to Olivier Rogez and his stack is nearing a the danger level as a result.
He opened to 60,000 from the cut-off and was only called by the Frenchman in the next seat. The flop came 
and Brammer's 125,000 c-bet was called. The turn came 
and Rogez took his time when faced with a 270,000 bet, but called again. Another heart fell with the river and both players checked.
Brammer revealed for two-pair but lost out to Rogez's 
for a backdoor four-flush. Rogez is streaking clear at the top of the counts now.
It was no surprise to see more chips flying from table three. This time it resulted in the exit of Antonio Guerrero. He found in the small blind and moved in over the top of an open by Vuong Than Trong, who called to set up the showdown.
Trong:
Guerrero:
The board ran 
.
After an incredibly fast start, Vadzim Kursevich has finally been slowed down with Etienne Moudaress doubling through him.
Moudaress got it all in with 
and Kursevich called with .
The board came 
and with Moudaress moving up over to one million in chips, Kursevich has fallen below the 3-million mark.
It's table three pushing the action on the outer tables.
Chris Brammer dropped some chips to Olivier Rogez. He called 175,000 and 250,000 on the the flop and turn before both players checked the river. The final board read 
and Rogez opened 
for trips. Brammer shook his head and folded.
A few hands later Sergey Baburin doubled up through Andre Corredoira. The Spaniard opened to 60,000 and called when Baburin three-bet all-in for 338,000 from the small blind with 
. Corredoira was in trouble with 
and failed to get out of it on the board.
Level: 25
Blinds: 15,000/30,000
Ante: 4,000
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