Marc Vadella was all in preflop and got called by Toufik Ourini as well as Ahmed Abd El Fatah. The latter two players invested more than 80,000 chips on a 
flop already and El Fatah then pushed all in after the 
turn. Ourini folded and Vadella flipped over his 
, who had improved to a full house against the 
of El Fatah.
The 
river was a brick and there were still 57 players left.
With the board reading 
, Gabriel Jimenez put a short stack to the test who had bet 50,000 and moved all in. The opponent had about 130,000 behind and eventually folded to get shown the 
for a bluff. After all it is almost time for the bubble.
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Over on table 4, Aly Chahrour was all in and at risk with 
but held up against the 
of an opponent on a board of 
.
Only a few minutes later, Yan Dany was also all in with at the same table. His opponent had a worse kicker in and the board ran out 
.
Two further players have been eliminated and the field is reduced to 57. The dealers have been instructed to announce an all in and a call.
Towards the very end of the previous level, Jay Santos called a raise of Matas Cimbolas and so did Abdel Omais from one seat over. On the 
flop, Santos bet 17,500 and quickly called the raise to 43,500 by Omais before the fell on the turn. Santos quickly check-called a bet of 76,000 and then shoved the 
river for 170,500.
Omais spent a long time in the think tank and eventually called off with 
for a pair of jacks. Santos turned over 
and high-fived with his rail. The Portuguese is the new chip leader.
Level: 19
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 1,000
Four players including Frederic Ayadi and Alexandre de Zutter have been eliminated. Ayadi ran with pocket deuces into the pocket tens of Thierry Gogniat and just when the level ran out, another massive pot emerged.
Toufik Ourini has been dominating his tables as of lately and almost got through with a move out of the big blind as well. Mehdi Senhaji was the initial raiser from early position and a pot of around 100,000 chips emerged until the 
river. Ourini bet 60,000 and his opponent tanked for a good two minutes before calling.
The Moroccan flipped over and it was chopped, as Senhaji held for an equally strong hand. Nice call with ace-high.
The last seven tables don't include El Mostafa Ederoua, as the third place finisher of the Winamax Poker Tour in Paris tried to bluff with 
on a board of 
. Elias Fernandez Miguel called down the barrels with 
and is up to almost half a million.
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