Said El Yousfi raised to 5,000 from early position and was called by Abdenbi Abida. Then, Peter Reil shoved for 34,100 from the button and Romain Paon called in the small blind, El Yousfi folded. Abida called as well and then folded the 
flop to a bet worth 56,500 by Paon.
Reil: 
Paon: 
The 
turn gave Reil a straight and he tripled thanks to a blank 
river.
Level: 13
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 300
Mathieu Biague raised to 4,000 from under the gun and Carlos Lopes, squeezed in between big stacks, shoved for his last 23,800. Biague called with 
and Lopes turned over 
for two over cards.
The Frenchman got there with the board running out 
and doubled up.
Erwann Pecheux three-bet shoved out of the big blind with 
and initial raiser Roger Tondeur snap-called with pocket queens. Pecheux picked up some outs on the turn but ultimately the queens held up for Tondeur.
Within a few minutes, Ayoub Khlifi, Malek Grabsi, Toufik Ouirini, Alberto Saad and Jerome Sgorrano all busted.
Sgorrano failed with a king-high bluff against Barny Boatman and was then all in for 5,000 with pocket sevens. Alberto Saad reshoved with eights and Ekrem Sanioglu found pocket kings behind them to bust two players.
Grabsi exited almost at the same time from one table over and Ouirini's end came with pocket kings versus 
, an ace hit the board.
The top 27 spots get paid in this Main Event and the money won't be reached on Day 1. However, only 68 hopefuls still got chips out of 220 entries and Nicolas Sattler, Alexandra Gross as well as Francois Pirault were among the latest casualties.
It was a big flip and the raising war saw Anas Tadini with a squeeze to 30,000 before Jeremy Eschen then shoved for 90,000 from two seats over. Tadini took the flip with 
and loudly announced it, also standing up. Some friends headed over while Eschen just flipped over his 
and the 
right in the window let Tadini celebrate.
The rest of the board ran out 
and Tadini scored a vital double up.
Only two players have been eliminated in the penultimate level thus far and one of them was Jawad Ben Tahila. He three-bet jammed a short stack with into the 
of an opponent and the board ran out 
.
Toufik Ouirini suddenly barely holds any more chips whereas table five has plenty of big stacks.
Level: 12
Blinds: 800/1,600
Ante: 200
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