Portugal's Manuel Coimbra reportedly four-bet jammed for 257,000 and was called by three-bettor Victor Salinier on a table that also includes Hayg Badem. The ace-queen of the Portuguese were no good versus ace-king and Salinier had some chips to rack up and integrate into his stack.
The cards of Aurelien Villesuzanne were already mucked as he sighed and paid off the full double for Julien Robert. In a battle of the blinds, the former had flat-called an open-raise and Robert called all-in after three-betting to 36,000 in the big blind as the initial raiser folded.
It was the 
for Villesuzanne versus the 
of Robert, who was at risk for 171,500. The superior ace locked it all up on the turn of a 
board.
Moundir Zoughari was down to a single chip of T-5,000 after he had paid the big blind ante and his triple up sparked a few jams that got through.
Just now, he was flipping for the last 65,500 and was looked up by Ronald Carranza.
Moundir Zoughari: 
Ronald Carranza: 
The 
board kept Zoughari in contention and he celebrated it accordingly.
After defending out of the big blind, Aurelio Martin Garcia got it in against Julijan Ivanc after the 
and had his opponent on the ropes.
Aurelio Martin Garcia:
Julijan Ivanc: 
Ivanc needed running cards but it was all over on the 
turn to make the 
river a formality.
The post dinner carnage has continued as only 128 players remain in contention split in two different tournament rooms. Some of the recent departures can be found below.
A shorter stack had defended the and flopped a pair plus straight draw against the 
for an overpair by Henry Dupont. However, two blanks followed and the pot was shipped to Dupont. The Frenchman has more than half a million in chips but Mikael Berrio Busto has even more than that at his disposal at the same table.
Level: 19
Blinds: 2,500/5,000
Ante: 5,000
Julien Robert opened to 10,500 on the button and quickly called the push by a now short-stacked Nicolas Maillaud for around 50,000.
Nicolas Millaud: 
Julien Robert: 
The 
flop gave both players a straight draw but the ace-high came out on top after the 
turn and river bricked off.
"Ace queen," Mathieu Gomez said on his way out when his cards were already mucked. The ace had appeared on the 
board but his chips were divided among Romain Hamouche and Omar Del Pino.
The of Hamouche and the of Del Pino had rivered a straight and that left Gomez empty-handed.
Manuel Sousa was all-in for 60,500 with the 
and faced the 
of David Comeron. As the board ran out 
, Sousa hit the ace and then explained to a fellow Portuguese player one table over that he had won a "flip".
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