Harpreet Gill raised and picked up a call before Malcolm Franchi three-bet from the small blind for 7,000. Gill then moved all in for 55,500. Franchi weighed it up, apologizing to the table as he agonized over the decision.
"You never know, you might get lucky," said Gill as Franchi gathered his chips.
Upon hearing that, Franchi quickly folded and Gill tabled pocket kings.
"Did you have queens?" asked Gill, But Franchi would not show.
Sebastien Le Baron raised and Arthur Thiriat then pushed forward 21,000 for a three-bet. Le Baron slid forward a stack of chips for slightly more than the three-bet and already opened his A♣K♥, thinking Thiriat was all-in.
However, Thiriat had 700 chips behind and the floor was called. It was ruled as just a call by Le Baron, and they got it in after the J♥6♥3♥ flop. Thiriat tabled the A♦3♣ and they somehow chopped after the 6♦ turn as well as J♠ river runout.
The pot stood at 22,900 with two players looking at a full board of 3♥2♥7♥10♣2♦.
Lukas Hafner, in the big blind, checked the action to Sebastian Gaehl, who was under the gun. Gaehl bet out 16,500 and Hafner went deep into the tank.
After mulling over his decision, Hafner made the call. Gaehl tabled K♠J♦ for king-high, while Hafner claimed this pot with J♠7♠ for second pair.
Bruno Porto made it 2,000 to go and Erwann Pecheux called. Simon Lofberg then jammed for around 15,000 out of the blinds and Porto isolated, Pecheux folded.
Simon Lofberg: 8♥8♠
Bruno Porto: J♥J♠
The 5♣3♦3♥5♦A♦ board failed to improve and that spelled the end for Lofberg.
Matthew Davenport opened to 2,100 from early position and Iulian-Remus Blebea shoved for his last 21,200 from the hijack. Action folded back around to Davenport, who quickly called to put Blebea at risk.
Iulian-Remus Blebea: 10♠10♦
Matthew Davenport: A♠K♦
It was a race, but the 2♣9♥5♦4♦8♣ board ran out clean for Blebea — awarding him the double up.
Markku Koplimaa open raised from middle position, Jonathan Abdellatif three-bet to 5,300 from late position, and Koplimaa called.
The flop came 5♣A♦8♣. Koplimaa checked, Abdellatif bet 6,500 and Koplimaa called. The turn came the 7♣ and Koplimaa checked again. Abdellatif moved all in for the rest of his opponent's stack, around 23,000 effective. Koplimaa folded and Abdellatif took the pot.
Kilian Kramer raised to 2,100 from middle position, Oliver Weis, in the cutoff, three-bet to 5,700 and the action fell on Parker Talbot on the button.
Talbot, coming fresh off his second-place finish in the FPS High Roller for €334,180, responded with a cold four-bet to 46,000. Both Kramer and Weis folded.
Down to the very last 4,000 in chips, Marcello Miniucchi was all-in from under the gun and Jonathan Abdellatif looked him up out of the small blind.
Marcello Miniucchi: A♠3♥
Jonathan Abdellatif: K♠J♥
One of his two live cards got there on the J♣8♣2♦6♥4♦ board to send the chips to Abdellatif.
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