Pascal Masset made the nut flush with 
in the secondary tournament area and was called by an opponent holding the 
for the inferior flush. The Belgian, regular on the events with a buy in of up to €1,000, has thus doubled up his starting stack.
David van Roosbroeck appears to be the current chip leader with an astonishing stack of 170,000, good for fourth place overall if he was to bag and tag right now.
Level: 6
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 50
After preflop action with three-bet to 2,800, Jean Michel Texier and Guillaume Darcourt headed to the flop of 
. A bet of 3,000 by Darcourt was raised to 8,200 by Texier and Darcourt tossed in the extra chips. On the 
turn, Darcourt check-called a bet of 14,000 and checked again the 
river.
Texier pushed all in and Darcourt called off his remaining 25,000 with 
only to see his opponent turn over 
.
After a limp and a raise to 800 as well as a call, Julien Sitbon called as well and the initial limper raised to 4,500. Only Sitbon called with 7,000 behind. On the 
flop, Sitbon got his remaining 7,000 chips in with 
and was not quite snap-called by Petri Jantunen before eventually looking straight into a set of aces. No runner runner miracle happened and Sitbon was sent off the table that also features Florence Allera and Alexandre Reard.
Matas Cimbolas is usually known as very active and talkative player, however so far he concentrated on a movie on his computer. Then, the Lithuanian raised to 675 and was called by Guillaume Darcourt only to see a flop of 
. Cimbolas' continuation bet of 950 was called before the two of them checked down the 
turn and 
river.
Cimbolas turned over the 
and an ace was good enough to win the pot.
Fabio Sperling moved all in for his short stack of around 13 big blinds from under the gun and had a coin flip against the pocket nines of the player in the big blind. The 
of the German failed to improve with the community cards and Sperling was on the way out of the door.
Marius Stralek was all in for the mere 4,000 chips and change, revealing the 
. David van Roosbroeck, who already had a big stack, made the call with 
and the board would run out dry for Stralek to send him packing. Right now there are 219 / 238 players left for the second starting day.
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