On a heads-up flop of 
, Gary Mamou had piled in four T-5,000 chips and then saw Vladimir Bozinovic move all-in for little more than that. The call by Mamou followed and the cards were flipped over.
Vladimir Bozinovic: 
Gary Mamou: 
With top pair and flush draw, Bozinovic was very much alive but couldn't connect with the 
turn or 
river.
Level: 7
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 800
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The players have stepped out for a 75-minute dinner break. There are currently 837 entries and approximately 547 players remain. Action is expected to continue upon return from the dinner break at 8:20 p.m. local time.
A squeeze to 7,500 was out in front of Tan Lap Le and Amirali Etemad Saeid then pushed all in for 15,600 out of the big blind. Sergi Martinez pushed all in over the top for 33,900 and Le eventually folded.
Amirali Etemad Saeid: 
Sergi Martinez: 
There was no upset on the 
runout and they chopped up some profit.
Two shorter stacks got their chips into the middle shortly prior to the dinner break and Ken Okada was the effective stack for the last 14,500 against Victor Vacher.
Ken Okada: 
Victor Vacher: 
The 
flop gave Okada the top pair and more equity. Nothing changed with the 
turn but the river improved Okada to trips. Vacher was left with 300 chips and lost those right after.
Tobias Peters was all-in for the last 8,600 and somehow earned a call from Gregoire Auzoux, who held the far bigger stack.
Tobias Peters: 
Gregoire Auzoux: 
The 
runout brought no shenanigans and Peters survived, while Mercedes Osti was somewhat surprised about the preflop call of fellow countryman Auzoux according to the table chat.
In a three-bet pot to the 
flop with Dany Parlafes in the small blind and Michael Pinto on the button involved, the former bet 5,200. Pinto then pushed forward a stack of T-5,000 chips as he moved all in with the covering stack.
Parlafes sighed and mentioned, "it is the only hand I can actually fold". The Romanian pondered about it for a couple more seconds and then indeed folded, getting shown the 
by Pinto.
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