Felix Bleiker tangled with Paul-Adrian Covaciu in a three-bet pot after which he bet the 
turn for 4,500 into a pot of 14,000. Covaciu went into the tank for a short while and then elected to fold.
"Good turn," Bleiker grinned as he flashed the cards briefly and only exposed em to his opponent before dropping them into the muck.
On the tail end of a heads-up confrontation between Andrew Hawkins and Sari Maalouf, the completed board showed 
. Hawkins bet 4,300 and Maalouf called but quickly mucked upon being shown the 
for the top pair and top kicker.
Hawkins recovered some earlier losses to get closer to the starting stack again on a table filled with several notables.
On a heads-up turn of 
between Morgan Aceto in the small blind bet and Vadzim Godzdanker called in the cutoff as both players invested 6,500 each to see the on the river. Aceto now checked and Godzdanker pushed forward a stack worth 27,000 to cover Aceto's remaining chips.
The Frenchman tried some table chat to gather information and ultimately folded. "You show, I show?" he inquired and Godzdanker agreed as Aceto revealed his 
. Godzdanker first showed the followed by the 
and Aceto counted his blessings.
"Blank turn and I am out," he added and also confirmed he would have called if the Belorussian had jammed the turn.
Level: 3
Blinds: 100/300
Ante: 300
The first two 60-minute levels have been completed with 665 players out of 697 entries remaining. This has unleashed the first scheduled 20-minute break of the day and another eight levels are to follow.
Action was three ways with around 10,000 in the middle and 
on the board when [Removed:432] bet 5,000. Gabriel Chiva raised to 15,000 and Abdessamad Ayyad shoved with slightly less than Chiva's total. [Removed:433] quickly ducked out of the way and Chiva tossed in a chip to call.
Abdessamad Ayyad: 
Gabriel Chiva: 
The board finished up with 
and Ayyad's kings held to take the big pot and leave Chiva with just over one big blind. Chiva was seen leaving the tournament area just a few moments later.
Heads-up to the 
turn, Remi Castaignon called a bet worth 5,000 by Jimmy Kebe and the on the river was then checked through. Castaignon tabled the 
and that won the pot.
"It has been a wild table," Michael Rocco in the two seat added after the showdown was completed.
In the same tournament section is also another well-known Frenchman in Sylvain Loosli, who bet 7,500 on a 
river into a pot of around 10,000. His opponent folded and Loosli dragged in the pot.
Blaz Zerjav had already increased his stack right out of the gates and added further chips after a heads-up pot with Daniel Dragoman. It was the latter who check-called a bet of 1,000 on the 
flop and then check-raised to 6,500 on the turn. Zerjav stuck around to the river and faced a bet of 3,500.
The Slovenian called and Dragoman sent his cards into the muck, as Zerjav further increased his stack without showdown.
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