Grégory Fournier jammed for 390,000 from the cutoff. Julien Sitbon in the big blind quickly called.
Grégory Fournier: J♥10♥ 
Julien Sitbon: K♠10♠
Fournier found a flush draw with the A♣A♥9♥, but it wasn't enough to win as the 8♦ turn and the K♣ river kept Sitbon in the lead.
Moments after the restart, Cyril Monbrun-Massot opened from middle position and called after Rolando Carrera in the big blind raised all-in for 710,000.
Rolando Carrera: A♠9♠
Cyril Monbrun-Massot: 4♦4♠
The board of 10♠J♦8♥7♣ was amazing for Carrera, who hit a straight and doubled up after the A♣ river.
Level: 27
Blinds: 40,000/80,000
Ante: 80,000
The 25 remaining players are on a 20-minute break.
Mercedes Osti had the shortest stack at the beginning of the day and still had 190,000 when she found herself at risk from the big blind against Alex Sampirisi in the small blind.
Mercedes Osti: K♦10♠
Alex Sampirisi: J♥7♥
Osti was on her way to double up on 6♣2♥A♠3♥, but the J♣ river gave a pair to Sampirisi, ending Osti's tournament in 26th place.
Moements after Grégory Fournier doubled his 260,000-chip stack through Adrien Burgniard, it was Christopher Martinez's turn to be at risk from early position for 190,000 against Julien Sitbon in the big blind.
Christopher Martinez: K♠10♣
Julien Sitbon: A♠3♣
Sitbon's ace high held on 9♦8♦9♠5♣J♣. He scored another elimination and reaches 6,800,000.
Kevin Bleitrach in the big blind jammed for 695,000 and he faced Aliosha Staes in early position.
Kevin Bleitrach: A♥10♠
Aliosha Staes: K♦J♥
Staes flop top pair on 2♥4♣K♣7♠Q♣, so Bleitrach was eliminated in 28th place for €6,500.
Cédric Chevalme in the small blind moved all-in for 1,075,000 and he was called by Pierre Merlin in the big blind.
Cédric Chevalme: K♠Q♠
Pierre Merlin: A♠A♦
Yesterday on Day 2, Chevalme cracked aces. However it didn't happen this time as on 3♠9♥5♥J♦4♠, he was sent to the rail.
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