Level: 19
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 20,000
Level: 19
Blinds: 10,000/20,000
Ante: 20,000
The 99 remaining players are on their first 15-minute break of the day.
Hugues Girard in the small blind and Serge Badel in the hijack ended up moving all-in on a flop of 9♦Q♦3♥ with Badel at risk or 303,000.
Serge Badel: A♦K♦
Hugues Girard: K♣Q♣
Badel had a nut flush draw, but failed to improve and was eliminated by Girard who hit trips with the 7♥Q♠ runout.
Cards went on their backs on a flop of 4♣4♠10♠ with David Roche in the hijack all-in and at risk for 146,000 against Laetitia Jeancolas in early position.
David Roche: K♦10♦
Laetitia Jeancolas: 4♦3♦
Roche had two pair but Jeancolas flopped trips to take the lead. The 6♥Q♠ runout changed nothing and Roche was eliminated.
“Four-three from early position isn’t exactly textbook,” a player said to Jeancolas. “I never said I played textbook poker,” she answered.
While the players at his table were already impressed by the massive 3,000,000-chip stack he had built, Tamer Kamel in the cutoff called Stephane Le Monchois in middle position for 230,000 and Murat Aras in the small blind for 220,000 who both moved all-in.
Murat Aras: Q♠Q♥
Stephane Le Monchois: A♣10♣
Tamer Kamel: 8♥8♠
Le Monchois flopped two pair on 7♠A♠7♦, but Kamel hit a full house with the 8♦9♠ to send both of his opponents to the rail.
Joachim Decelas in the cutoff moved all-in for 86,000 and was called by Davidi Kitai in the big blind.
Joachim Decelas: A♠J♠
Davidi Kitai: A♥6♥
Decelas hit the nut flush on a board of 5♠3♠10♥K♠6♠ and doubled up.
Level: 18
Blinds: 10,000/15,000
Ante: 15,000
Matthias Kribben on the button was all-in and at risk for 73,000 against Alexis Nicolai in the small blind.
Matthias Kribben: A♣Q♥
Alexis Nicolai: A♦J♣
Nicolai flopped a pair on 3♥J♥7♥ to take the lead, but after the 6♠ turn, the 8♥ river completed a flush for Kribben who doubled up.