"I think I am covered," the comment came from one of the late entrants as they had just ran their 
into the 
of Mathieu Courty. No ace or broadway magic appeared on the 
board and the 55,600 of Courty were the superior stack.
Also featured on the table is Elodie Noel, who has chipped up slightly since entering the second flight.
During the break, nine tables were moved to the Mandalay Room and among them were the tables featuring the Winamax Sponsored Pros Guillaume Diaz and Romain Lewis. The latter is on the live stream while the former is on the outer tables that has some observing commentary, all of which can be found on the Winamax Twitch channel.
Former PMU sponsored player Jonathan Therme was spotted among the late entries alongside current Winamax sponsored pros Adrian Mateos and Francois Pirault.
More than 30 players have already re-entered and among them is also George Chiriac. Now featured over on table 21, he claimed one of the last hands prior to the break when he battled with Stephanie Montrichard. On the 
turn, he checked in the small blind and Montrichard bet 7,000.
Chiriac check-raised to 19,000 and forced a reluctant fold.
Level: 9
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 800
With an already big field of 411 entries, there are 331 players remaining upon completion of level eight. An extended break of 30 minutes has started in which the T-25 chips will be raced off and many of the players will be heading to the terrace to grab something to eat or already challenge their Beer Pong skills.
On a completed board of 
, Jean Jacques Balsemin bet 12,000 and Lari Urpo then pushed all-in for 35,650. Balsemin tank-called with the 
for a flush but Urpo had the best of it with 
for the nut flush on this paired board.
The cards of Yannis Lefur were already in the muck as he paid off the full double worth 44,400 for Nemo Israel on a board of 
flop. "I could have also done that with ace six of spades," Israel replied to his table neighbour but as a matter of fact, the winning hand was 
for the flopped six-high straight.
Lefur's holdings were not disclosed as both talked about the hand some more.
Following a flop of 
, Nicolas Murcia checked and Clement Parisot bet 3,100 on the button for his table neighbour to call. The 
followed on the turn and Murcia checked once more. Parisot now bet 10,000 and that won the pot.
Despite winning this hand without showdown, Parisot remains below the starting stack while Murcia is well ahead of it.
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