Gilles Nigro opened under the gun to 4,500, the player to his direct left called and Peter Bergman in middle position moved all in for his last 26,000. Nigro moved all in himself and the remaining player got out of the way.
Peter Bergman: A♥J♣
Gilles Nigro: A♦Q♥
The board ran out 2♥K♣9♣8♥8♣. Nigro's dominating hand remained that way and Bergman was sent to the rail.
Arik Filstein raised the 7♦10♦4♥ to 9,000 from early position. Mihai Stinca, who was in the big blind, check-called.
Filstein fired again on the 8♥ turn, this time 15,000, which was again called by Stinca.
The Belgian checked for a third time as the 8♠ river hit, prompting Filstein to bet 24,500. Stinca pondered but made the call and was left frustrated as Filstein tabled 4♠4♣. He mucked, unable to beat the Israeli's full house that gave Filstein a stack of over 250,000 - putting him among the chip leaders.
Level: 12
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 2,000
Philippe Foly opened to 3,500 in the highjack. Judy Whitlow, in the cutoff, just called, and they went heads up to the flop.
It came 4♦A♥10♥, to which Foly checked. Whitlow bet out 1,500 and got called.
The J♠ turn resulted in another check from Foly and another bet from Whitlow. This time, she made it 2,000, and again she got called.
Foly checked a third street on the A♦ river, before Whitlow confidently bet out 15,000. Foly folded and Whitlow couldn't help but show her full house with A♠10♦.
Patrick Delkof was in the hijack in a heads-up pot against Andreas Berggren in the cutoff on a flop of 5♥J♥K♠
Delkof bet 2,500 on the flop and Berggren called. Delkof then sized up to 6,500 on the 4♣ turn and Berggren laid it down.
Gabriel Rincoski Alberge opened to 3,500 from middle position and Angel Miguel moved all in for 23,000 from the cutoff. Alberge quickly made the call to put Miguel at risk.
Angel Miguel: A♥9♠
Gabriel Rincoski Alberge: 3♣3♠
Alberge pulled way ahead with bottom set on the 3♥8♥10♣ flop, but Miguel picked up some additional equity in the form of a flush draw on the J♥ turn. He got exactly what he needed on the Q♥ river, cracking Alberge's set with an ace-high flush to secure the double up.
The pot stood at approximately 45,000 with two players looking at a board that read 7♥5♠4♥3♥4♠.
Thibault Reverdito, in the big blind, checked the action to Cyril Monbrun-Massot, who was under the gun. Monbrun-Massot moved all in for 41,000, putting Reverdito to the test for his remaining 38,000.
Reverdito spent some time in the tank before flicking in the call. Reverdito's 9♥6♥ was way out in front of the A♠Q♠ of Monbrun-Massot.
Left with just 3,000, Monbrun-Massot busted the very next hand.
Thomas Eychenne raised in early position, Vinicius De Paula Rodrigues in the hijack three-bet to 7,000 and Eychenne called.
The 4♦Q♦2♦ flop checked through to the 6♣ on the turn. Eychenne bet out 8,000 and Rodrigues called.
The 5♣ landed on the river to which Eychenne bet 14,000, leaving himself just 1,000 behind. Rodrigues went deep into the tank before flicking in one chip for the call.
Eychenne tabled J♦9♦ having flopped a flush. Rodrigues mucked his cards and was left with just 2,000 chips.
Alexander Glogar limped in from under the gun and Mihai Stinca raised to 4,000, receiving calls from Arik Filstein in middle position, Anthony Colleau in the big blind and Glogar.
The flop came K♣9♠3♠. Action checked around to Filstein who bet 9,000 which was enough to force a fold from all three of his opponents, allowing Filstein to add more chips to his already impressive stack.
The hijack opened to 3,500 and Aivaras Mikalauskas three-bet jammed a stack of 15,500 from the button before Nika Agirba re-shoved a bigger stack from the big blind to get things heads-up.
Aivaras Mikalauskas: A♦J♥
Nika Agirba: A♠7♠
Mikalauskas was in good shape to double up until the flop landed Q♠Q♣7♥ to pair Agirba's seven before the runout of 2♦3♦ confirmed Mikalauskas' elimination.
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