Team PokerStars Pro Liv Boeree seems to have come round a little and has managed to late register for the main event.
Like most poker players these days, Boeree took to Twitter to spread the news of her recovery, tweeting, "Started feeling a lot better and managed to get into the main at the very last minute.."
Lucille Cailly lost a three-way pot just now but she's in the black for the day so far.
She was battling three-way with Suat Uyanik and Sadik Esen by the time the action had reached the turn of a 
board.
Uyanik led for 1,250 from the small blind before Cailly raised to 4,000 from under the gun. Uyanik folded after Esen called from mid position. The river was the 
and both players checked.
Cailly opened 
which was trumped by Esen's 
.
Level: 4
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 25
French TV presenter Cecile De Menibus is struggling with a short stack but just managed to double up with 
against Bastien Lebel's 
on a 
board. The 
on the turn added a huge number of extra outs and the 
was enough to double her up to (a still paltry) 2,000 chips.
Ludovic Lacay is doing much better however, he fired successive bets of 700 and 1,500 on an 
board, the latter being enough to push Konstantinos Nanos out of the pot.
Ireland's Jason Tompkins has just shown Valentin Messina he is not to be messed with by firing on all three streets against him.
Messina opened with a raise to 525 in middle position and then called when Tompkins, to his direct left, three-bet to what looked like 1,150. We didn't get chance to get an official count as Messina called quickly and the dealer swept the chips into one large pot.
The flop came down 
and Messina check-called a 1,150 bet from Tompkins. The 
turn saw similar action, except Tompkins increased his bet size to 2,725. The river was the 
and Messina checked once more, but when Tompkins kept up his story and bet 5,650, Messina folded ans Tompkins won a decent pot.
Davidi Kitai has been eliminated from the tournament after tank-calling off on the river versus [Removed:4].
Around 8,000 had made it into the middle by the time the board rested as 
. Kitai had a grey 5k chip out in front of him and his bet had been raised to 12,000, enough to set the Belgian all in.
Kitai had the clock called on him before he said, "Good luck, guys" and called.
Rudelitz opened 
for a straight. Kitai's hand should've been opened rather than mucked but an opponent said he saw him muck 
for two pair.
Dario Minieri has arrived to take his seat here in Level 3. The Italian is hoping to better his previous best finish here at EPT Deauville when he took 49th in the Main Event in 2010.
Fabrice Soulier opened with a raise to 425 from early position and picked up no less than four callers, including Fabio Sperling sitting in the hijack seat.
The flop came 
, and when checked to Soulier bet 750. It folded to Sperling who made it 1,875 to go, and all others got out before Soulier called. The turn then brought the 
. Holding a scarf over his mouth, Soulier tapped the table to check, and when Sperling bet 2,850, Soulier let the scarf drop and his hand go.
Team PokerStars Pro Bertrand "ElkY" Grospellier is continually adding to his stack with what looks like relevant ease.
On a 
flop, Stevan Sudar checked from the big blind and then called when ElkY bet 500 from middle position. The saw no betting action because both players checked, but Sudar lead out for 975 upon the arrival of the 
on the river. ElkY snap-called and no soon had he done so, Sudar mucked his hand.
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