The first three-bet of the heads-up duel saw Peter Jorgne open to 650,000 with the 
. Razvan Belea with the 
made it 2,325,000 to go and Jorgne surrendered.
Heads-up action continues to be very cagey and timid as the chip constellation barely changed since both players sat back down.
Level: 34
Blinds: 150,000/300,000
Ante: 300,000
Peter Jorgne raised the button with the 
and Razvan Belea defended the 
to then improve on the 
flop. The Romanian check-called for 600,000 and that led to the 
on the turn, after which Jorgne checked it back.
A four-card straight on the board came with the river and Belea bet 400,000 with his top pair. No call by Jorgne followed as the chips were sent over to Belea.
The next button raise to 525,000 by Peter Jorgne came with the 
, after which Razvan Belea defended the 
. The 
flop was all Jorgne and Belea checked, the Swede checked it back for the 
to appear on the turn.
Belea now bet 525,000 with his gutshot and Jorgne cut out raising chips before making it 1,300,000 to go. No further resistance by Belea followed as he folded instead of chasing the straight draw.
Peter Jorgne raised to 525,000 on the button with the 
and Razvan Belea called in the big blind with the . Belea checked to Jorgne on the 
flop and he then folded when facing a bet worth 650,000.
Heads-up action has been rather timid so far and Belea retains his lead of nearly two-to-one.
Razvan Belea raised to 525,000 with 
and Peter Jorgne called from the big blind with 
.
The flop was 
and both players checked. The turn was 
and both players checked that as well.
A 
fell on the river and Jorgne checked for a third time with a full house. Belea fired 525,000 into the trap and Jorgne raised to 2,000,000. Belea toss his hand in the muck and gave up the pot.
Both players are back in their seats and continue the action for the seven-figure top prize and EPT Main Event trophy.
Peter Jorgne raised it up with the on the button and Razvan Belea called the 
in the big blind, which brought a 
flop. Belea checked and folded to a continuation bet of Jorgne.
"How much is the minimum I can keep behind," Fabrice Bigot inquired before raising the button to 1,425,000 with 75,000 more at his disposal. Peter Jorgne in the small blind folded the 
and Belea asked for an exact amount on the bet, mulled it over before placing in some small chips without announcing anything.
Both players tabled their cards regardless to create the next all-in showdown.
Fabrice Bigot: 
Razvan Belea: 
The 
flop changed nothing but Belea picked up a lot of outs with the turn. Belea got there with the 
river as he improved to a straight, knocking out Bigot in third place for a payday of €535,850.
The tournament has now reached the heads-up stage, and the action will recommence after a short break.
Razvan Belea limped the and Fabrice Bigot checked the 
in the big blind. The 
flop brought a bet of 250,000 by Belea and that won the pot right away.
Belea then raised to 500,000 with the on the button to collect the blinds and big blind ante.
Fabrice Bigot raised to 500,000 from the button with 
before Peter Jorgne three-bet to 1,500,000 with 
from the small blind. Bigot called and the flop was .
Jorgne fired 1,050,000 on the flop and Bigot called.
A fell on the turn and Jorgne shoved 4,950,000 with his top pair. Bigot asked for a count and shuffled his chips.
“I think it's the same thing as last time when you jam the ace-jack on the turn, like king-queen, ace-queen, ace-king,” Bigot said immediately in table chat.
Bigot called and the cards were turned up.
The river was and no help for Bigot as Jorgne secure the big double.
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