The full betting action is unclear, but Arne Coulier, Usman Siddique and Stephan Zesiger got their stacks in with Siddique having both opponents covered.
Zesiger: 
Coulier: 
Siddique: 
"I take a nine," Coulier said, but instead the dealer spread the flop 
instead. The 
turn and 
river both blanked and Zesiger tripled up for 62,000 while Coulier busted for another 80,000 on top to Siddique.
David Susigan just found himself all in for 176,000 on the turn and he was up against Enzo Del Piero in the following showdown.
Susigan showed 
and he was in trouble against Del Piero's 
on 
.
The river brought the 
and Susigan was knocked out.
Marcin Chmielewski had it up close to the one-million chip mark before one misstep knocked him off hios peak moments ago.
Gun Taljo got it in with the against his 
on a 
flop, holding against the underpair and gutshot on a 
run out.
The double up nursed Taljo back to health, and really didn't hurt Chmielewski all that much, as he still sits among the leaders with 825,000.
Alexandre Luneau just found himself all in for his last chips, and he was up against Dutchman Erik van Hoek.
Luneau:
Van Hoek:
The board ran out 
and the French high stakes regular was sent to the rail.
We missed the exact action and only saw the tail end of a hand between Vanessa Selbst (small blind) and Mael Lepage (button). The two got it in on a board of . Selbst was cruising with her as Lepage's 
was drawing dead. The on the river was there just to make things official and Selbst collected another scalp.
Erwann Pecheux has moved up over the 800,000-chip mark now, after pushing Belgian killer Davidi Kitai off a pot.
Kitai checked the turn on a 
board with about 40,000 in the pot and Pecheux led for 28,000.
Kitai didn't let go easily, but he did let go and Pecheux slid up into an even higher spot on the leader board.
Kyle Frey raised from the button and fired three barrels on the board 
. Juan Etcheverry was in the big blind and check-called the first two bets before facing the third for 107,000. The Argentinian folded and then said he had folded twos.
"You folded two pair?" Frey asked and Etcheverry replied "no, one pair twos."
The screens show less than 100 players remaining and among them was Davidi Kitai. Until a few minutes ago that is. The Belgian three-bet all in with and initial raiser Igor Pihela called with to see the board blank out.
After a raising war before the flop, Omar Lakhdari was all in for his last 131,000 chips and got called by Paolo Compagno. Both players held a pocket pair, but the Frenchman was way ahead.
Lakhdari:
Compagno:
The flop 
gave the Frenchman top set while the turn provided hope of a miracle for Compagno. It was the river that let Lakhdari double up once again and the Frenchman is on a roller coaster ride thus far on Day 3.
Less than 100 players remain and below are the most recent bustouts. This included Marko Neumann, who first tried to bluff Sam Chartier on the river of a board 
with for a busted flush draw. Chartier called with 
for two pair and doubled.
Down to around 60,000 chips, Neumann got it in with queens and Chartier called with sevens to spike the two outer.
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