In the last hand before the 15 minute break Gerard Montes did enough to eliminate Belmehel Dja Daouadji. On a board of Dja Daouadji shoved for his remaining chips and Montes quickly called.
Dja Daouadji:
Montes:
The on the river appeared at first glance to be exactly the card Dja Daouadji needed, but it also gave Montes a higher straight, meaning the Frenchman was eliminated
Six players all limped in and saw a flop of . One of them was Kalidou Sow whose bet of 1500 was raised by Rakesh Lalwani to 5200. It folded back to Sow, who then moved all-in for just under 20,000.
Lalwani and Sow both spoke back and forth in quick-fire French for a couple of minutes, before Lalwani threw in the chips to call.
Sow:
Lalwani:
Lalwani, who earlier this week won a WSOP Circuit Ring in the Opening Event, needed a nine or a jack but the board bricked out , giving Sow the chips and crippling Lalwani
If Barny Boatman ever hung up his poker-playing shoes I reckon he'd be a mighty fine tournament reporter, with the detail he remembers hands. Sadly in this case it was a spot where he lost some chips.
On a board of Boatman check-raised his opponent all-in holding . According to Boatman, his opponent Manuel Sadornil was a "serial bluffer", but this time he came up with the goods, holding for a flopped full house.
I said earlier that Achille Voltolina reentered this WSOPC Main Event, and he seems to be doing a lot better with his second bullet after eliminating two players in the same hand.
Preflop saw Voltolina raise to 8,000 over an open, and a player behind him shove all in. This shove was for less than the raise, and after Voltolina's bet got another caller, there was now a sidepot.
The flop was and Voltolina bet another 8,000. His opponent moved all-in and Voltolina made the call with . His top pair was way ahead of his opponents' holdings of and , and although the on the turn opened the door, the slammed it shut
News from our French colleagues reaches us that Brian Benhamou has been eliminated after his cold 4-bet shove with came up against the pocket jacks of Sofian Benaissa
There are currently 92 players from a starting field of 142 battling it out at the tables, with just one level available of reentry tonight.
Dja Daouadji shoved for his remaining chips and Montes quickly called.
on the river appeared at first glance to be exactly the card Dja Daouadji needed, but it also gave Montes a higher straight, meaning the Frenchman was eliminated
. One of them was Kalidou Sow whose bet of 1500 was raised by Rakesh Lalwani to 5200. It folded back to Sow, who then moved all-in for just under 20,000.
, giving Sow the chips and crippling Lalwani
Boatman check-raised his opponent all-in holding 
. According to Boatman, his opponent Manuel Sadornil was a "serial bluffer", but this time he came up with the goods, holding 
and Voltolina bet another 8,000. His opponent moved all-in and Voltolina made the call with 
. His top pair was way ahead of his opponents' holdings of 
on the turn opened the door, the 
slammed it shut
