WPT Cambodia Championship ($3,500)

Just before the end of the level, Jon Kyte raises to 11,000 and reluctantly calls the shove by Thomas Eychenne for 67,500. The French player has a premium hand in J♦ J♠ and Kyte needs to improve with the A♥ 7♣ .

However, there is no threat for Eychenne on the J♥ 9♠ 3♣ 6♠ K♥ board and he survives.

Georgios Skarparis is not as fortunate as he sends his entire stack over to John "Bert" Perry in the very last hand before the third break on Day 2.

Preflop action builds a pot of 19,000 with three players in the hand. The flop comes 8♥ J♦ 9♦ , big blind Donghyup Kim checks, next to him Yannick Jobin goes all 15,000, cutoff Georgios Skarparis raises 30,000, Kim tosses his hand to the muck, Jobin shoves and Skarparis snap-calls.

Jobin flips open J♥ J♣ set and needs to improve against Skarparis's Q♣ T♦ straight. The turn K♣ and river 3♥ are no help o Jobin to pack up and go.

Egidijus Digrys is all-in for a mere 1,700 from under the gun and he is looked up by Georgios Skarparis as well as Georgios Skarparis, which create a larger side pot. Carvalho leads the K♠ 9♥ 3♠ flop for 3,200 and he calls a raise to 10,500 by Skarparis.

After the Q♥ turn, Carvalho jams for 21,700 and Skarparis folds.

Digrys shows A♥ 3♥ and has some outs to beat the K♥ J♥ of Carvalho, but the T♠ river is not among them.

Three players call Manuel Carvalho's raise for a flop 4♣ 9♦ 4♠ . Carvalho continues for 1600, only Georgios Skarparis and Shankui Li call. At the turn J♦ , Carvalho fires 7100, Skarparis makes it 18,500, Li folds and Carvalho quickly gets rid of his cards. Skarparis says "I know you are bluffing."