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Level: 11
Blinds: 1,000/1,500
Ante: 1,500
Ana Marquez bet 4,000 from the big blind on a board of 9♥J♦8♥10♦ and Yves Piacentino raised to 10,500 on the button.
Christos Xanthopoulos then moved all in for 32,000 in the small blind and Marquez folded, while Piacentino called.
Xanthopoulos had Q♦J♥ for a straight, but Piacentino had K♠Q♥ for the nut straight. The river was the 10♠ and Xanthopoulos was sent to the rail.
"He saved me," Marquez told Piacentino after the hand.
Asaf Groofi moved all in for 36,500 from the small blind and Azamat Tulepbergenov called in the hijack.
Asaf Groofi: A♠K♣ 
Azamat Tulepbergenov: 8♠8♦
The flop came A♣10♠J♣ and Groofi took the lead with top pair. The rest of the board came J♦4♣ and Groofi doubled up.
Jon Kyte is also at this table, having built up his stack to around 100,000 on his second bullet of the day.
With around 25,000 in the pot on a board of Q♣8♦6♦5♠, Radek Jantos bet 15,000 from early position and Aurelien Riminucci called in the cutoff.
The river was the 6♥ and Jantos moved all in for 27,000. Riminucci took a minute before calling.
Jantos showed 8♥8♠ for a full house and Riminucci flashed the Q♦ before mucking.
Luca Di Pietro opened to 3,500 from under the gun before PokerStars Team Pro Julien Brecard three-bet to 8,000 from the hijack. Giuseppe Zarbo called from the cutoff before Di Pietro moved all in for 84,000. Brecard rejammed as the slightly bigger stack and Zarbo folded.
Luca Di Pietro: Q♣Q♠
Julien Brecard: A♣A♦
Brecard remained ahead following the J♣10♠8♣ flop and 7♠ turn, but the 9♦ river gave Di Pietro a straight to leave the Frenchman short. He's been eliminated shortly after.
The following hand, Di Pietro opened to 3,500 again. Michele Perego made it 11,500 and action folded back to Di Pietro. He moved all in and Perego called off the 20,000 he had behind.
Michele Perego: A♥A♠
Luca Di Pietro: K♥10♥
Di Pietro paired up on the K♠Q♠5♥ flop to give him another chance of cracking aces. The A♦ turn left Di Pietro drawing to Broadway, which failed to come in after the 6♦ completed the board.
Perego breathed a huge sigh of relief and collected the pot.
Drisse Maouchi moved all in for 21,000 on the button and Fabio Peluso tanked for a minute before calling in the small blind.
Drisse Maouchi: 9♠4♠
Fabio Peluso: A♦5♦
"Fives?" tablemate Kevin Abecassis asked Peluso.
"One five," Peluso replied. The flop came 6♦5♠3♦ and Peluso not only hit a pair but picked up the nut flush draw.
The turn, though, was the 9♥ and Maouchi pulled ahead with a pair of nines. The 2♠ river gave Maouchi a straight and he doubled up.
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