After a player went all in for 90,000 chips in early position, Harout Ghazarian re-raised all in from middle position with only 50,000 chips. Everybody else folded, including the big blind, who hesitated.
Harout Ghazarian: 6♥6♣
Opponent: K♥3♥
The flop revealed K♣7♥8♠, giving Ghazarian's opponent the top pair. And after the turn Q♦ and the river 10♦, Ghazarian was eliminated.
Level: 19
Blinds: 10,000/15,000
Ante: 15,000
After two levels on Day 3, there are 121 players remaining. They just stood up to go on a 15-minute break.
Dori Yacoub opened to 28,000 from the button, and Maxime Chilaud defended from the big blind.
Both players agreed to check the flop 6♣10♦K♥. Then, on the turn 6♥, Yacoub bet 65,000. After taking some time, Chilaud check-called and the 5♠ was revealed on the river.
The French player checked once again, but mucked his cards when Yacoub placed a bet of 135,000.
Or Nezer opened to 25,000 on the button, and he received a call from Aleksandr Kirichenko in the big blind.
The dealer fanned a flop of 2♠7♣J♦, and Nezer made a continuation bet of 50,000. Kirichenko check-called, and checked again on the turn K♥. Nezer checked back.
The A♦ came on the river, and Kirichenko took the lead with a bet of 113,000. Nezer took a few seconds, but eventually folded, showing the A♠.
Level: 18
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 12,000
Action was caught when Adel Naoun in the small blind revealed his cards, putting his 212,000 chips at risk against Eduard Barsegian in the cutoff.
Adel Naoun: A♠K♠
Eduard Barsegian: A♥J♣
Naoun secured his win with a king appearing on the flop of 10♠K♥3♦9♣4♦. The Frenchman claimed the pot and doubled up, now holding a total of 465,000 chips.
Recep Aydemir on the button and Rachid Amamou in the small blind both moved all in, with Amamou having a slightly smaller stack of 242,000 chips.
Rachid Amamou: A♠9♣
Recep Aydemir: A♣J♣
On the flop Q♠10♣6♦ and the turn 5♣, Amamou was ready to leave the area. But the 9♠ on the river saved him, leaving Aydemir with only 60,000 chips.
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