On a blind versus blind battle, Andrew John Leathem moved his remaining chips in the middle for a stack around 70,000 and Mark Rostron made the call.
Andrew John Leathem: 
Mark Rostron: 
Leathem was at risk for his tournament, but the board 
brought him no help and he made his way to the exit while Rostron was chipping up.
Ali Alawadhi moved all-in for his last 67,000 from the under the gun position and Hassan Nashar made the call. It folded to Hassan Fares on the button who reshoved for 224,000. Nashar tanked for some time before eventually calling and the three players tabled their cards:
Ali Alawadhi: 
Hassan Nashar: 
Hassan Fares, 
Alawadhi was in desperate shape to win the hand but the dealer revealed a board 
, giving him a pair of tens on the river and the triple up.
The action folded to Andrew John Leathem in the small blind who completed and Mark Rostron who checked.
The flop came and this time Leathem bet 10,00, called by Rostron. The same action happened on the turn 
, this time for 16,000.
The river was the and Leathem moved a stack of 5,000 chips for 35,000. Rostron considered it for a minute and ended up folding his hand.
Level: 17
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 8,000
Mateo started the action with an open for 14,000 in middle position and it was called by Drisse Maouchi from one seat over, Mathieu Papineau on the button and Jose Luis and Jean-Jacques Zeitoun in the blinds.
The dealer brought a flop 
and after the players in the blinds checked, Mateo continued for 36,000. It was enough to make his opponents fold and the Spanish player took down the pot.
The board showed 
with more than 55,000 in the pot when Pierre Zerbib in the big blind check-called a bet for 36,000 from Alexandre De Zutter.
Both players checked on the river and Zerbib turned over 
for the straight. De Zutter instantly tossed his hand into the muck.
Sairi Azzelarab was already all in on a flop 
in a three-way pot and with already more than 220,000 in the middle.
David Tavernier in the small blind position pushed all-in for his remaining stack of 115,000, putting Achille Voltolina under pressure. The latter eventually mucked his hand after a few minutes and the remaining players tabled their cards:
Sairi Azzelarab: 
David Tavernier:
Azzelarab found no help on the turn 
and river and got eliminated from the tournament. Tavernier earned the big pot to climb around 325,000, while Voltolina said he folded 
.
Level: 16
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
It folded to Corentin Ropert on the button who announced all-in. The small blind player folded and Sairi Azzelarab called in the big blind with 18,000 chips left to create the following showdown:
Sairi Azzelarab: 
Corentin Ropert:
Azzelarab was at risk but the board 
brought him two pair as well as the needed double up.
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