Stanislau Shylkou doubled for 204,000 with 
against the 
of Arnaud Enselme and the board came 
to let the kicker play.
Soon after, Jean Desmotte clashed with Michael O'Grady and had the best of it with 
versus . The board ran out 
and O'Grady was left with very few chips.
Patmaseelan Naicker doubled through Mikhail Soltanov when his last 88,000 went in before the flop with 
versus and held up thanks to a 
board.
One table over, Teresio Ciacanelli got his stack in with 
for two pair on the 
flop only for Jacquelyn Scott to turn over for top set. The turn and 2s] river piled more misery on Ciacanelli, who grabbed his belongings and headed out of the tournament area.
Level: 19
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 10,000
The field is on their first break of the day. The break will be slightly longer than 20 minutes, as all the players will be moved from the Salle des Etoiles to the Americas Room.
James Romero opened to 18,000 and picked up a call by Sergey Frizyak from one seat over. Jacquelyn Scott in the big blind moved all in for 276,000 and Romero was sent into the think tank.
"I don't think I can fold this one," he said and Scott replied "I'd love the double up." Romero then moved all in and suddenly Frizyak was also in the think tank, but ended up folding.
Jacquelyn Scott: 
James Romero: 
On the 
flop, Scott made quads and jumped up in joy. The turn and 
river didn't matter and Romero took a small hit to his big stack.
In a battle cutoff versus small blind, the flop showed 
and Vasily Kurdin clashed with Bruno Volkmann, the latter having check-raised and then jammed into Kurdin. An instant call followed and that was bad news for Volkmann.
Vasily Kurdin: 
Bruno Volkmann:
Volkmann needed a king to avoid a major setback, but the 
turn and 
river were both blanks to let Kurdin double for massive 580,000.
The following players got recently eliminated and all received €2,400 for their troubles.
On the three-way flop of 
, Ramon Colillas checked the small blind and Hirotaka Nakanishi bet 20,000 in the big blind. Weiran Pu on the button raised to 56,000 and Colillas moved all in. Nakanishi got out of the way quickly and Pu needed some time to come to the same conclusion.
James Romero has no qualms continuing the seat open bonanza over at table 1, as he just busted another player to move up to 1.6 million in chips. On a 
flop, it was Marco Reggini who checked and Romero who bet 25,000. Reggini check-raised all in for 152,000 and Romero called it off.
Marco Reggini:
James Romero: 
As spoilered by the lead, the turn and river 
would end up being Reggini's final cards in this tournament, while Romero overtook Schemion on the leaderboard.
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