Jacques Guenni moved all in for 15,300 on a flop of 6♥2♦3♥. He was called by the only other player in the pot, Mustafa Cem Evliya, who had slightly less chips.
Guenni had A♥10♥. He missed his flush draw, but the turn came the 5♠ and the river was the 10♠. Guenni made a pair of tens to win the pot and double up his stack.
Benjamin Bonnardot had reraised to 4,800 for Laurent Michot to call before Adam El Blied made it 15,000 to go. Bonnardot then moved all in for Michot to fold and El Blied called all-in.
Adam El Blied: A♣A♥
Benjamin Bonnardot: K♦K♥
The clash of the two premium pairs ended in a double for El Blied on a board of A♠10♥9♠2♦3♥.
"I had jacks," Michot mentioned in French.
Level: 6
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 600
Stanislav Petriv was in rough shape when his chips went into the middle with the 5♥5♠ as fellow shorter stack Ismail Akguc tabled the K♥K♦. The board ran out Q♥J♥3♥A♠2♥ and Akguc made the superior flush to score the knockout.
Badr Douch had put his hopes on A♠7♠ for a nut flush draw on the K♠K♣10♠ flop and was called multiple ways. However, he bricked the turn and river as Israel Amoyal won the pot with 5♦5♣.
Further recent casualties, reentries and new additions to the field can be found below.
In a preflop contest, Iulian Bleau was all-in for the last 12,500 with 8♦8♣. He was in rough shape as Björn Bruns had him dominated with A♦A♠. The K♠7♠2♥ flop and 10♠ turn left Bleau on thin ice, and the 3♣ river ended his run for the time being.
Dan Larsen raised to 1,300 from early position and picked up a middle position call before Olivier Rebello-Frechette three-bet to 5,500 from the button. Larsen responded with a four-bet to 12,200. After getting a chip count, Rebello-Frechette called.
The flop came 2♦10♥2♣. Larsen pushed all in for 23,200, forcing Rebello-Frechette to fold and concede the pot.
Guanghong Lin was all-in with the K♣K♥ and only had an ace and spades to fear, as he was up against the A♠K♠ of Xavier Carriere. However, the dreadful ace came right away on the A♥8♠4♥J♦6♠ runout to spell the end for Lin.
The chips eventually found their way into the middle on a flop of 6♠5♥4♣ with Olivier Arnault at risk for the last 10,900 against Israel Amoyal.
Olivier Arnault: J♣J♠
Israel Amoyal: A♥A♦
The superior pair held on the 6♣ turn and 8♣ river to send Arnault to the rail.
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