Arthur Bernard in early position was all-in and at risk for 825,000 against Alberto Ah Line in the cutoff.
Arthur Bernard: K♦Q♦ 
Alberto Ah Line: A♣J♣
Bernard flopped top pair on 10♣K♥9♣, but punched the table in anger when Ah Line hit a runner-runner straight with the 7♠8♠ runout to eliminate Bernard.
Valentin Blot opened from the hijack to 160,000 and was called by Fabien Feybesse in the cutoff. Ankit Ahuja on the button jammed for 1,145,000, then Blot moved all-in for 5,700,000.
While Feybesse was trying to make a decision, Blot started to talk about the hand out loud. He was asked to stop and Feybesse folded.
Ankit Ahuja: K♥K♣
Valentin Blot: A♦Q♦
Ahuja managed to hit a full house on a board of 8♣K♠J♥7♥J♦ and doubled up. After the hand, Blot received a one-round penalty for talking in a three-way pot.
Three-way on a flop fo 6♠9♣3♣, Arthur Bernard under the gun bet 130,000 and was called by Said Abdel Attey in the hijack and Thibaud Martin in the big blind.
After Martin and Bernard checked the 2♣ turn, Abdel Attey bet 320,000. Martin was the only one to call.
Martin checked the 4♣ river and eventually made the call after Abdel Attey bet 450,000. Martin had 7♣7♥ for a flush but it wasn't enough against Abdel Attey's K♣J♠.
Tamer Kamel opened with A♠J♦ from under the gun and Ekrem Sanioglu defended from the big blind with A♣K♥.
Tamer flopped top pair on 2♠J♣8♥ and continued for 100,000. Sanioglu check-called.
Both players checked the 8♠ turn leading to the K♣ river where Sanioglu led out for 125,000. Tamer quickly called only to run into Sanioglu's best two pair hit on the river.
Marinel Oros in the big blind saw his 455,000-chip stack being called by Lucas Segall in the small blind.
Marinel Oros: A♣9♦
Lucas Segall: A♦J♠
Oros said that he never had more than ten big blinds today, and his tournament came to an end here on a board of 4♣5♥2♥Q♠4♥.
Erwan Palanque jammed for 620,000 from the small blind and he was called by Mathieu Selides in the big blind.
Erwan Palanque: K♦10♠
Mathieu Selides: K♥Q♣
Both players flopped a straight draw on 7♦A♠J♣, but the 10♥ turn completed Selides' straight. The 3♥ river completed the board and Palanque was sent to the rail.
Level: 25
Blinds: 40,000/80,000
Ante: 80,000
The action was picked up on a board of 6♥4♦6♦8♥8♦ with more than 1,200,000 in the pot and Ankit Ahuja in the small blind who moved all-in.
Covered with 1,155,000 behind, Maxime Doki-Thonon in the big blind went deep into the tank. After a long moment, he decided to call with A♦J♦ for the best flush possible.
Ahuja only had K♠7♦ and not the full house Doki-Thonon was worried about, so the French player doubled up.
Pierre Chevalier opened to 130,000 from the button and Davidi Kitai defended from the big blind.
The dealer fanned a flop of A♦J♣5♦ and Chevalier continued for 125,000. Kitai check-called.
Kitai led out for 240,000 on the 6♦ turn. Chevalier called and saw Kitai fire a second barrel to 350,000 on the 10♠ river. Chevalier called with J♦5♠ but ran into Kitai's J♥6♥.
The 24 players are back in their seats, so play can resume.
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