WPT Cambodia Championship ($3,500)

Thomas Eychenne raises from the hijack to 12,000, Artem Vezhenkov reraises from the cutoff to 30,000, and Eychenne moves all in for 132,000.

Vezhenkov calls with 8♦ 8♣ , and Eychenne turns over 6♠ 6♦ . Eychenne needs to improve to stay alive.

The board comes A♠ 5♠ 4♣ 7♠ T♦ , and Eychenne turns an open-ended straight draw with a spade flush draw, but improves no further. Vezhenkov wins the pot with his pocket eights to eliminate Eychenne from the tournament.

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.

Thomas Eychenne raises under the gun to 5,500, Hugo Bohn Machado calls from middle position, Yakiv Syzghanov calls from the cutoff, and Xuan Liu calls from the big blind.

All four players check to the turn on a board of T♣ 6♦ 4♦ 4♥ , and it checks to Syzghanov, who bets 9,500. Liu folds, Eychenne calls, and Machado folds.

The river card double-pairs the board with the T♠ , Eychenne bets 32,000, and Syzghanov quickly calls. Eychenne shows T♦ 8♦ to win the pot with a full house, tens full of fours, and Syzghanov mucks.