Sonny Franco in the cutoff opened to 120,000 and Frank Debus on the button jammed for 205,000. Houssem Meftahi in the big blind three-bet to 525,000, then Franco raised to 1,100,000. Meftahi went into the tank and folded tens;
Frank Debus: 8♦8♥ 
Sonny Franco: A♦K♣
Debus couldn't do much against Franco who hit quads on Q♥K♠K♦7♥K♥ and he was eliminated before the two-table redraw.
Olivier Arnault de Guenyveau shoved all-in for 605,000 from early position. Richard Msika on the button moved all-in for 400,000 and Micheal O'Neill in the small blind called both stacks.
Richard Msika: 4♠4♣
Olivier Arnault de Guenyveau: A♠J♦
Micheal O'Neill: A♥Q♥
Msika seemed on track for another miracle on a 9♦4♥K♠ flop, but the Q♠10♣ runout completed a straight for Arnault de Guenyveau so he almost tripled up while Msika was eliminated.
After he lost a big pot to Omar Lakhdari, Richard Msika in the hijack jammed for 275,000 and was called by Olivier Arnault de Guenyveau in the big blind.
Richard Msika: K♣3♣
Olivier Arnault de Guenyveau: K♠8♦
Once again, Msika came from behind and hit the river on 2♥Q♠9♣Q♦3♥ to double up.
Level: 24
Blinds: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 60,000
Miika Toeyraes raised from under the gun. Mitchell Johnson in the cutoff three-bet to 375,000 with 30,000 behind, Toeyraes moved all-in and Johnson called.
Mitchell Johnson: 7♠7♣
Miika Toeyraes: Q♣J♠
Johnson won the flip on 5♣9♥2♣A♦3♣ and doubled up.
Onni Huttunen opened to 100,000 form the button. Michel Leibgorin in the small blind three-bet to 425,000 but Huttenen four-bet all-in for 1,295,000. Leibgorin went deep into the tank and called.
Onni Huttunen: K♠K♣
Michel Leibgorin: 4♥4♠
Huttunen's kings held on 3♣9♥7♥10♦6♠ and he doubled up.
François Rognon in the small blind moved all-in for 545,000 and Georgios Skarparis in the big blind called.
François Rognon: 8♦5♦
Georgios Skarparis: Q♥J♣
Skarparis extended his lead on 4♦Q♠9♥, but Rognon had a flush draw with the 9♦ turn. The 4♠ river dashed Rognon's hopes and the last qualified player of the field finished in 19th place.
Radoslaw Kopec opened from the cutoff and was called by both players in the blinds.
The dealer fanned a flop of 10♣9♦7♥ and Miika Toeyraes in the small blind led out for 80,000. The big blind folded and Kopec raised to 300,000. Toeyraes mode all-in and Kopec called with the million he had behind.
Radoslaw Kopec: A♦10♠
Miika Toeyraes: A♠8♠
The J♣3♣ runout completed Toeyraes' straight and he sent Kopec to the rail.
Richard Msika opened to 225,000 from the cutoff. The chip leader Michel Leibgorin in the small blind moved all-in and Richard Msika called, finding himself at risk for 910,000.
Richard Msika: 2♦2♥
Michel Leibgorin: Q♦Q♣
After the 9♠4♥J♥ flop, Msika hit the 2♣ turn. "No way," Leibgorin said while standing up. The 10♥ landed on the river and Msika doubled up.
“What do you think I have? You’re playing your tournament on a flip, at best,” Leibgorin said, fuming. “I already lost my tournament in the previous hand,” Msika replied.
With tensions running high at the table, the chips went all-in again just a few hands later.
Richard Msika: A♦9♥
Michel Leibgorin: A♣Q♠
Leibgorin thought he might get his revenge, but a board of 8♥K♦8♦6♥8♠ resulted in a chopped pot, which only added to his frustration. This brought a few amused smiles to some of the faces at the table.
The action was picked up on a board of 7♥K♥2♣7♣ with Omar Lakhdari in the small blind at risk for 1,985,000 against Richard Msika in the big blind.
Omar Lakhdari: Q♠7♦
Richard Msika: K♣9♣
Lakhdari hit trips against Msika's top pair and doubled up after the 10♦ river was revealed.
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