There was around 70,000 in the pot. Andre Marques was on the button against Sandro Fernandez.
The board read 
and Fernandez moved all in for 100,000. Marques went into the tank become slamming in chips in the middle to make the call. Fernandez sighed and got out his seat as he tabled 
for queen high while Marques tabled 
for second pair to eliminate Fernandez from the tournament late in the day.
Ana Marquez moved all in under-the-gun for 45,000 and was called by Clement Eloy, putting her at risk.
Ana Marquez:
Clement Eloy: 
Marquez was behind going into this matchup, but the flop of 
was favorable as it gave her the nut flush draw.
Unfortunately for her, the runout of 
did not save her and she was eliminated.
Three ways to the 
flop, Martin Zamani in the big blind and initial raiser Justin Liberto in early position checked. Elio Fox bet 10,000 in the cutoff and Zamani called. Liberto then check-raised to 38,000 and he was called by Fox only.
On the turn, Liberto's bet worth 23,000 was called once more and both then checked the on the river. Liberto tabled the 
for a set and Fox sent his cards into the muck.
The cards were already on their backs with two players at risk versus Chance Kornuth. That happened to be Sam Simmons and John Krpan, the latter of which was the bigger stack for 113,000.
Sam Simmons:
John Krpan: 
Chance Kornuth: 
The 
flop left Simmons in desperate shape and he was drawing dead on the turn, which also locked up the entire pot for Krpan as Kornuth had no more equity. A meaningless 
fell on the river and Kornuth's larger stack was dented.
Tony Tran raised it up from the hijack and Maxime Petitprez just called from the small blind. The two of them have them battling all day and engaging in some table banter and they were heads-up once again.
The flop came 
and Petitprez check-called a bet of 10,000 from Tran. The turn brought the and Petitprez check-called another bet of 21,000.
The 
hit the river and Petitprez check-called one more street of 45,000. Tran flipped over for a missed straight draw which got a head nod from Petitprez before he tabled his 
.
"You guys are cute," Ema Zajmovic chimed in as the two players exchanged some words again.
Julien Perouse got all in preflop holding 
with action from Max Menzel, who held . Perouse was ahead until the flop fell 
, giving Menzel a pair of eights and the lead.
The turn gave Perouse more outs with a gutshot to Broadway in addition to the aces and jacks. Sure enough, the 
made an appearance on the river to complete the straight and double-up for Perouse.
Two super high rollers were battling as Ben Heath was in the small blind against Talal Shakerchi in the big blind.
There was 34,000 in the pot as the flop came 
. Heath checked and Shakerchi bet 15,000. Heath put in a check-raise to 37,000 and Shakerchi called.
The was the turn and Heath continued for 39,000. Shakerchi rechecked his hand before folding to his fellow Brit as the chips went to Heath.
Jonathan Little raised from under the gun and called off the rest of his stack once Philipe Pizzari raised. The hands were turned up and Little needed lots of help.
Jonathan Little: 
Philipe Pizzari:
The 
flop left Little in bad shape, with the turn and river sealing his fate. Little wished the table good luck on his way to the rail.
At a nearby table, Sam Greenwood got his short stack in with 
against and could not catch up on the 
runout to end his tournament run.
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