It folded to Najib Bennis in the small blind who announced all-in, putting Anas Tadini at risk for his tournament with a stack worth 350,000. The latter made the call and the players tabled their cards:
Anas Tadini, 
Najib Bennis, 
The board fell 
, bringing no surprise for Tadini who doubled his stack.
Issam Benhaddou open-shoved for his last 182,000 with 
and Najib Bennis made the call with a better hand, 
.
The board fell 
, eliminating Benhaddou from the tournament at the 12th place for MAD 29,000 (€2,673).
Jerome Zerbib shoved his remaining stack worth 175,000, six blinds, with 
and it was called by Youssef Aananouch with 
.
The flop came 
, giving Zerbib a better pair. The turn didn't change anything but a 
on the river gave Aananouch a set of fours and eliminated the French player in 13th place for MAD 29,000 (€2,673).
Level: 22
Blinds: 10,000/25,000
Ante: 25,000
Mateo opened and Anthony Monin shoved his last 280,000. Antony Marchetti decided to reshove for a stack of 250,000 and it came back to Mateo who made the call.
Antony Marchetti, 
Anthony Monin, 
Mateo, 
Marchetti was in desperate shape to win the hand, and the runout 
gave the trips to Monin on the turn to win the massive pot and eliminate Marchetti in 14th place for MAD 24,000 (€2,212).
Youssef Aananouch opened in the cut-off to 50,000 and GRJ on teh button three-bet to 130,000. Mateao, situated in the big blind, decided to four-bet shove for 430,000.
Aananouch quickly folded and GRL fell into a deep thinking. After e few minutes, he eventually mucked his hand reluctantly and Mateo took down the pot.
Willerminho was in a short stack position with around 240,000 chips left and moved all in with , called by Issam Benhaddou with .
Willerminho has the dominated hand but the board revealed 
, giving a straight to Willerminho as well as the doucle up.
The flop showed 
in a raised pot, with around 160,000 in the middle, when Simon Abou Zaki went all in against Anas Tadini for a stack worth 240,000. Tadini called for the following showdown:
Simon Abou Zaki: 
Anas Tadini:
Abou Zaki already had the nut flush and the rest of the board 
brought no help for Tadini who lost the big pot.
Alexandre Pouzet was down to a stack of 265,000, which means seven big blinds, and went all in with 
in middle position. Najib Bennis made the call with and the board didn't change anything for Pouzet who busted at the 15th palce for MAD 24000 (€2,212).
Pouzet still had a great trip here in Marrakech, with two final tables in smaller events earlier this week.
Level: 21
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 20,000
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