Martin Vianney moved all in with a very short stack of just 9,000 from late position. Daniel De Sousa Custodio isolated from the button for 62,000 and the rest of the table folded. Players turned their cards.
Martin Vianney: A♣K♥
Daniel De Sousa Custodio: A♦9♠
The board ran out 9♥Q♣2♥4♦4♥. Vianney was well ahead, but Custodio paired his nine on the flop and held to win the pot. Vianney was eliminated from the tournament.
Jonathan Abdellatif put in his last 12,000 from early position before Diogo Coelho made it 20,000 from middle position. Action folded around and the cards were tabled.
Jonathan Abdellatif: Q♣9♦
Diogo Coelho: K♥K♠
"Nothing is impossible," said Abedllatif as the cards went on their backs.
"There's one," he said after pairing his nine on the A♣9♥10♦ flop. The J♦ turn also gave Abdellatif outs to the straight, but the 6♣ river confirmed his exit.
Jimmy Kebe open-shoved a short stack and so did Antony Lellouche two seats over, all players behind folded.
Jimmy Kebe: A♥10♣
Antony Lellouche: K♦Q♣
The two live cards of Lellouche got there on the Q♠6♣6♠5♦10♠ runout and Kebe was sent to the rail.
Fabian Bartuschk raised to 8,000 and Jeremy Saderne called all-in for half of that, Stephane Goard moved all-in for 14,000 behind that. Gregory Teboul and Bartuschk both called.
The two active players checked to the A♦K♣9♦10♣Q♥ river on which Teboul check-folded when Bartuschk bet 8,000.
"Straight," Bartuschk declared and tabled his K♦J♦. Saderne showed his A♣10♥ for two pair and the Q♠10♠ of Godard were no good either.
Only around 306 players remain near the end of Level 14 as the field is rapidly shrinking.
Romain Lewis fired three barrels on a board of J♦5♦4♠3♣7♣ and his opponent check-called for 8,000 as well as 11,500 before folding to a shove.
One hand later, Marc Delimal raised to 7,000 and then snap-called when Christou Giorgos jammed for around 45,000.
Christou Giorgos: K♠Q♠
Marc Delimal: K♥K♣
The 6♦5♠3♥4♥10♦ board brought no upset and Delimal further increased his large stack.
On a Q♦10♣9♥ flop, Ronald Steinmetz and Henrik Veldhoem got their chips into the middle and both players flipped over premium pairs in the following showdown.
Ronald Steinmetz: K♦K♠
Henrik Veldhoem: A♣A♠
The aces held as neither the 7♣ turn nor the 4♦ river helped Steinmetz.
"You waste all your run-good on Day one?!" Parker Talbot joked from the other side of the table.
On a four-way flop of 7♥6♥5♣, Dogan Dinler led for 34,000 in the small blind and Sergei Petrushevskii called all-in for slightly less in the big blind. Abel Pruchon folded and so did the other bigger stack Yang Zhang.
Sergei Petrushevskii: 9♦6♣
Dogan Dinler: 6♦5♠
The bottom two pair held on the J♣ turn as well as K♥ river runout.
Pierre Sallaberry was all in preflop for around 40,000 against Denis Vladimirov, who had him well covered as players flipped their cards.
Pierre Sallaberry: A♥K♥
Denis Vladimirov: A♠A♦
The board ran out Q♠8♥2♠J♠K♦. Vladimirov held with his pocket aces to win the pot and double his stack, while Sallaberry was eliminated from the flight.
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