Andreas Freund raised it up first to act and was called by Yorane Kerignard on the dead button. On a flop of 
, both players checked and Freund bet the 
turn for 2,600, Kerignard called. The 
river paired the board and Freund checked. Kerignard over-bet for 17,400 and Freund called once the clock had been called on him.
Kerignard rolled over 
for trips tens and that was enough to rake in a decent pot.
Maxim Panyak, Laurent Patroni and Aleksandr Sheshukov appear to be the current chip leaders, the latter had knocked out two opponents when his ace-seven got there to beat jacks and eights. And another player may take a stab at the overnight spotlight, as Gary Miller, known to be very aggressive at the tables, has turned up the three-betting machine.
After winning the €100,000 Super High Roller yesterday for €1,520,000, it was back to earth with a bump for Sam Greenwood who has just bubbled the €50,000 Single Day High Roller.
Greenwood entered the Main Event with two levels left in the day, along with the re-entering Benny Glaser who explained ashen-faced how he had lost out kings into aces (and jacks) for "all the chips." He has two levels to grow his 30,000 stack once more.
Level: 9
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 1,000
According to the screens there are 243 players out of 466 entries remaining and they have been sent into the final break of the day.
Kamel Amrane, who had won his entry to the €5,300 Main Event in a live satellite here in Monaco, was all in and at risk from the small blind for 9,100. In the big blind, PokerStars online qualifier Jens Vinther looked him up and the duo tabled the following cards.
Kamel Amrane: 
Jens Vinther: 
The board came 
and the kicker played a crucial role to let Amrane double, leaving Vinther with a mountain to climb on an even short stack.
Dario Sammartino was all smiles after he dragged in a pot while sending Gerard Ohresser to the rail and the board of 
was all but rushed away. Ohresser's cards were already in the muck and Sammartino had 
for the flopped nut straight tabled. According to other players at the table, Ohresser had gotten his chips in with ace-king for top pair only to find out that he was doomed indeed.
The player from under the gun limped and Moreira de Melo raised to 2,700. Massou Cohen called in the hijack and the limper came along too.
The flop came 
and the limper checked to Moreira de Melo who bet 3,000. Both players called.
The turn was the . Again it checked to Moreira de Melo who bet 4,100. Cohen snap-called and the limper folded.
The pair checked the 
river and Cohen showed 
, but lost out to the of his opponent.
Ole Schemion raised to 2,000 in the hijack. Alexis Fleur three-bet in the small blind to 6,300 and Kevin Dodelande flat-called in the big blind. Schemion then four-bet to 17,500. Fleur folded and Dodelande moved all in. Schemion snap-called.
Ole Schemion: 
Kevin Dodelande:
There was a king on the 
flop, but no further help on the 
run-out and Dodelande was eliminated.
Schemion now sits on just under 100,000 in chips.
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