Alexis Tremblay was all-in for 123,500 and at risk versus Florian Onde.
Alexis Tremblay: K♠Q♦ 
Florian Onde: A♠K♦
Tremblay was crushed, but he hit the front on the Q♠7♠3♣ flop, and improved to two pair on the K♥ turn.
Onde could not find an ace to rescue matters on the 5♣ river.
Around 40,000 was in the middle by the turn, on a board of 8♣2♥2♦10♥, in a hand between Amir Almoman under the gun and Matheo Manzone in the big blind.
Manzone checked, and Almoman fired out a bet of 20,000. Manzone responded with a check-jam to 80,000, and Almoman went into the tank.
Almoman thought things through for at least three minutes, muttering to himself in French the whole time, and variously putting his hands to his head and in the air in exasperation.
Eventually, he flicked in a calling chip.
Matheo Manzone: A♥10♣
Amir Almoman: 9♣9♥
Manzone had hit the front on the turn, and the K♠ river was not the two-outer that Almoman required to rescue matters.
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Level: 18
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
A pot of at least 125,000 had developed by the river on a board of K♠10♥5♥A♦7♦, in a battle of the blinds between Baptiste Lagier and Alexis Gotail.
Lagier fired out an overbet of 500,000, comfortably covering Gotail's remaining 135,000 stack.
Gotail went into the tank, and tried to get some information out of his opponent with a bit of table talk, but Lagier gave away nothing.
After around two minutes, Gotail dropped in a calling chip.
Lagier tapped the table and revealed Q♥2♠ for air, and Gotial took the pot with K♣8♣ for second pair kings.
Around 68,000 was in the middle on a board of J♥10♣2♠5♠, in a hand between Olivier Bouchet under the gun and Didier Georgieff on the button.
Bouchet jammed for around 67,000, and after quite a bit of thought, Georgieff made the call.
Olivier Bouchet: K♥Q♦
Didier Georgieff: A♥10♦
Bouchet had the up and down draw with overcards, and was behind Georgieff's second pair tens.
Bouchet's exit was confirmed by the 10♥ river, which improved Georgieff to trip tens.
Clement Lafon opened to 15,000 from the small blind, and Alexis Gotail three-bet jammed from the big blind for around 59,000. Lafon made the quick call to put Gotail at risk.
Alexis Gotail: 9♣9♠
Clement Lafon: A♦K♣
Gotail was ahead in a race, but the ace was in the window on the A♣6♦2♥ flop.
However the 9♦ hit on the turn to give Gotail a set and leave Lafon drawing dead, the 7♠ river completing the board.
Level: 17
Blinds: 2,500/5,000
Ante: 5,000
After a preflop raising war, Laurent Leger was all-in for 300,000 and at risk against Sunny Cocquempot.
Laurent Leger: A♣A♠
Sunny Cocquempot: Q♣Q♠
In a cooler, Leger's had Cocquempot's queens crushed, and there were no surprises on the K♠10♣7♣K♣5♠ runout.
Mathias Asak opened to 8,000 from the hijack, and Olivier Debono defended the big blind.
On the Q♦J♠8♦ flop, Debobo check-called versus a bet of 8,000 from Asak.
The Q♠ turn was quickly checked through to the 10♣ river, where Debono led out with a bet of 10,000.
Asak called, and mucked when Debono tabled J♦10♥ for two pair, queens and jacks.
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