Norberto Damian Charuf committed his last 14,500 chips preflop with Yossi Fixman making the call to put him at risk.
Norberto Damian Charuf: J♥J♣ 
Yossi Fixman : K♣K♠
The flop of J♠9♠A♥ propelled Charuf into the lead with a set of jacks. The A♣ turn and 10♣ river didn't improve Fixman, and he had to send around a third of his chips over to Charuf.
Kacper Pyzara opened to 2,100 from under the gun and was called by Betanzos Guerrero, Edgar Almeida and Yangyang Zhang. Michael Uguccioni then moved all in for around 27,000 from the big blind. Pyzara rejammed for a few thousand more, and folded out the rest of the table.
Michael Uguccioni: Q♥Q♣
Kacper Pyzara: K♥K♠
Pyzara had Uguccioni dominated and he flushed the Italian out of the tournament following the J♥5♥4♥5♣6♥ runout.
Back at EPT Paris, Pyzara made a deep run in the French Poker Series Main Event, finishing in fifth place for a career-best score of €124,390 ($133,662). Can the Polish poker player with more than $1.2 million in live earnings replicate his performance in the French capital?
The action was picked up on a board of Q♠4♥A♦2♦ with Giuseppe Tarsia having bet 2,000 from the button. Elias Sibgatova called from the big blind before Daniel Maunders check-raised to 8,000 from early position. Both Tarsia and Sibgatovea called.
Sibgatova checked on the 7♠ river. Maunders fired out a bet of 12,000, which only Tarsia called. Maunders turned over Q♣Q♥ for a flopped set of queens to win the pot. Tarsia turned over AxJx for a pair of aces.
Pierre Mounic was all-in for his last 8,300 from the small blind and he was at risk to 2023 Irish Open Main Event winner and the 'The Four Rules of the Poker Kings' star David Docherty.
Pierre Mounic: 5♥5♠
David Docherty: 10♠10♣
Docherty had Mounic crushed following the K♦8♦3♥ flop and 6♦ turn. However, it appeared Mounic had watched the documentary that Docherty featured in, as he remembered the "Be Lucky" rule and found a 5♦ on the river to improve to a set and stay alive.
Dan Borlan raised to 2,200 on the button, with Davide Marchi defending from the big blind.
Marchi led for 2,000 on the 6♠4♦5♠ flop, and Borlan raised to 7,000. After a brief pause, Marchi moved all in, covering Borlan's 33,000 stack. Borlan tossed his cards into the muck and accidentally exposed the 9♠.
Level: 8
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 1,000
Andrii Shestakov opened to 1,600 from the hijack before Adrian Andritz made it 4,400 from the cutoff. The button and blinds folded to put the action back on Shestakov. He four-bet to 7,600 and snap-called when Andritz moved all in for 19,400.
Adrian Andritz: Q♦Q♣
Andrii Shestakov: A♦A♣
Andritz was the underdog and began collecting his belongings and saying his goodbyes after the 9♣3♣2♦ flop and 8♣ turn. However, he quickly returned to his seat after the Q♠ river gave him a set to stay in contention.
Chip leader Ivan Karatayeu opened to 1,600 from early position and was called by Gheorge-Gabriel Podovei and Igor Pihela from the hijack and the button. Guillermo Sanz also defended his big blind.
Action checked through to the river for the final board to read A♥J♦6♥K♥5♥. Sanz checked, and Karatayeu bet 6,000. Podovei folded before fellow top ten stack Pihela called. Sanz also got out of the way.
Karatayeu tabled J♥8♥ for a flush and Pihela mucked his hand.
Jack Corrigan raised to 1,700 on the button, and Alvaro Dosio three-bet to 3,400 from the small blind. Corrigan called.
Dosio bet 2,400 on the Q♦5♣4♣ flop, and Corrigan called.
Action checked through when the K♥ came on the turn. On the 3♦ river, Dosio shoved for about 12,000, prompting an instant fold from Corrigan.
The action was caught on a flop of 10♦J♣5♣. Sergio Leyva Contreras was last to act and bet 2,400 into two opponents. Jack Sinclair then check-raised to 8,000 from the big blind. After the other player in the hand folded, Contreras called.
Sinclair opted to check when the 9♣ appeared on the turn. Contreras fired out a bet of 7,400 and after a few moments, Sinclair folded his cards.
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