Nicola Pezzullo on the button saw his 97,000 chip-stack being called by Franco Munafo in the small blind.
Nicola Pezzullo: A♠A♦
Franco Munafo: Q♦Q♣
Pezzullo was on his way to double up after the 9♥6♠6♣ flop, but the Q♥ turn followed by the 6♥ river gave a full house to Munafo, sending Pezzullo to the rail.
Two all-in and call situation occured at the same time before the beginning of the hand for hand procedure.
First, Ali Al-Kubasi in the hijack moved all-in for 105,000 on a board of 3♣K♣5♠J♦9♣ with roughly 230,000 in the pot. According to a player at the table, he opened preflop, check-raised the flop, then fired a second barrel and shoved on the river. Ina on the button called every single time.
Ali Al-Kubasi: A♥10♥
Ina: K♠J♠
Al-Kubasi bluffed with a missed straight draw and was caught by Ina with two pair to be eliminated.
Andrew Hawkins
The second situation involved the WSOPC Marrakech opener winner Andrew Hawkins, who was all-in for approximately 40,000 from the big blind on Q♥9♠7♦7♠ against Kader Slila in middle position.
Andrew Hawkins: J♦9♦
Kader Slila: Q♠J♠
Both players had two pair, but Slila was in the lead and he sent Hawkins to the rail after the 7♥ river.
As they were eliminated at the same time on different tables, Al-Kubasi and Hawkins split the 224 place prize of 28,000 MAD.
While Alexandre de Zutter is approaching 1,000,000 chips, Michail Tastanis to his left was on the button when he opened to 13,000. Birger Larsen in the big blind three-bet all-in for approximately 100,000 and Tastanis called.
Birger Larsen: A♠3♠
Michail Tastanis: K♦K♥
Tastanis' kings held on 10♥3♣J♦9♣6♦ and Larsen was eliminated.
Lucien Cohen in early position moved all-in for 40,000. The cutoff three-bet to 32,000, and Nikolaos Mastrantonas in the big blind seemed tempted but folded.
Lucien Cohen: 7♥6♥
Cutoff: 10♣10♠
Cohen looked pretty happy to run into tens after he flopped a straight draw on 8♠2♥5♣. However the K♠5♦ didn't improve his hand and he was eliminated.