Alexandre Annovazzi moved all in for his last 9 big blinds and was called by Vincent Mansour.
Alexandre Annovazzi: 
Vincent Mansour: 
There was an eight in the window of a 
board and Annovazzi shook Mansour's hand on his way to the exit. They are now breaking a table as we are down to the final four six-handed tabes in the tournament.
Level: 25
Blinds: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 10,000
The remaining 25 players on Day 2 are going on a 15-minute break, their last break of the evening.
There was a three-way all in between Steven Prouteau 
, Axel Colin 
and Mehdi Merai, who had them all covered, with 
.
There was a sweat after the 
turn gave Prouteau a pair, and the 
turn gave the board some chop outs. The river, however, was the 
and Merai sent two players to the rail.
Bernard Guigon was counting up his double after getting 
in against the 
of Renee Semjakin and holding on the 
runout.
Meanwhile Vincent Coquil check-called a bet of 90,000 from Julien Polge on the 
board and the turn was the . This time he bet 155,000 and Polge just called. The river was the 
. Coquil checked and Polge bet 200,000. Coquil called but was shown 
for a full house.
On a 
flop Loic Blarez check-called a bet of 80,000. The turn was the and both players checked.
The river was the and Blarez bet 185,000. Mateos took a short while before calling, but mucked when showed for a rivered pair.
Level: 24
Blinds: 25,000/50,000
Ante: 5,000
David Brauman opened on the button and Vincent Coquil called in the small blind. Hamamsi Elmadani three-bet all in for 325,000 from the big blind and both his opponents called.
Coquil check-folded to a bet of 250,000 on the flop and the cards were turned over. Elmadani had committed his remaining chips with 
but had run into the of Brauman.
The turn was the 
and the river the meaning Elmadani was eliminated and Brauman moved over three million.
Chip leader Henrique Pinho still has close to four million at his table.
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