Julien Liarte raised to 300,000 on the button and Konstantin Voronin defended his big blind.
The dealer fanned out the Q♠5♠A♥ flop, where both players checked through to the J♦ turn. Voronin led out for 300,000 and Liarte made the call.
Voronin checked the 4♠ river, tossing in the call after Liarte bet 800,000. Liarte showed Q♥J♠ for two pair, while Voronin flashed the Q♦ as he mucked. That pot pushed Liarte into the chip lead.
Iurii Saiapin moved all in from under the gun, shoving his stack of 925,000. Action folded around to Antoine Hasbani in the big blind, using a time bank before putting in the call.
Iurii Saiapin: A♣Q♣
Antoine Hasbani: 5♣4♣
Hasbani found some help on the J♣4♥10♠8♥5♦ runout, improving to two pair and sending Saiapin out in fifth place.
Jeremie Zouari moved all in from under the gun for his last 1,170,000. Antoine Hasbani took some time before making the call on the button, with both blinds getting out of the way.
Jeremie Zouari: A♠3♠
Antoine Hasbani: 3♣3♥
Zouari could not find any help on the 7♥10♠J♥J♠8♥ runout, hitting the rail in sixth place.
Julien Liarte opened to 250,000 on the button before Antoine Hasbani three-bet to 750,000 in the small blind.
Liarte took some time before announcing all in for just over 3,400,000. Hasbani used a time bank card before asking for a count. He then used two more time banks before deciding to slide his cards to the dealer.
PokerNews has been bringing you live reporting from the biggest poker tournaments for over 17 years, and it's time for a brand new addition to the live update product with the launch of PokerNews emojis.
Exciting New Emojis
Ever been scrolling through the PokerNews live updates and thought to yourself "Wow, what a punt!" 🏉
Or been following your favorite player only for them to bust? 💔
Or had to deal with an egregiously long Christoph Vogelsang tank? 🐢
Well, now you can show exactly how you're feeling with the launch of 24 bespoke reaction emojis which are available to be used on every single post in our live reporting.
PokerNews Emojis
These allow readers to react to individual hands, conveying emotions, reactions and expressions that were previously confined to Twitter threads, text messages or WhatsApp groups.
From classic Thumbs Up and Heart to poker-specific Fish and Money Bag emojis, we've worked hard to find the ideal selection for you to use while enjoying our updates.