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9:58pm: Sebastian Supper wins (€177,000); Manuel Martinez runner-up (€107,500)

The third hand of heads-up play saw Manuel Martinez toss away 8♠4♥ from the button. Then at the next one Supper over again announced he was pushing all in, with only the 4♠ tantalizing showing at the card graphics.

Again Martinez checked out his cards, and without much hesitation called the shove.

Martinez: A♣9♥Supper: 4♠4♦

Supper had a made hand this time, but after the 7♦9♣2♦ came at the flop Martinez had made a greater one for the instant with a couple of nines.

The Q♦ then came at the turn, causing both players to smile -- for various reasons -- as Supper had picked up the diamond flush draw and plenty of more outs.

Then came the river... the J♦!

Just like that it was over! Martinez finished second for a pleasant prize of €107,500, while Supper wins the €177,000 first prize and FPS Monaco Main Event trophy.

Manuel Martinez - 2nd place

Back shortly to recap today's exciting final day.

9:52pm: Martinez earns a handy guide a rough double-up

Manuel Martinez folded the primary heads-up hand from the button after picking up 8♥7♦. At the next Sebastian Supper announced he was raising all in, and Martinez called.

Supper: 6♠4♠Martinez: K♦Q♠

The flop came 3♠3♥9♠, giving Supper a flush draw, then the turn brought the J♦. With a ton of outs still available for Supper, the K♣ wasn't considered one of them and Martinez doubled as much as 5.89 million. Supper still has 18.335 million.

Heads-up play

9:48pm: Play resumes

The winner's trophy was brought out and placed between Sebastian Supper and Manuel Martinez, and their heads-up battle has commenced.

9:42 pm: Updated chip counts to begin heads-up play

Players are taking a brief break before heads-up play will begin. Sebastian Supper may have a couple of 7-to-1 chip advantage when play resumes.

Sebastian Supper (Germany) -- 21,090,000Manuel Martinez (Spain) -- 3,135,000

9:40 pm: Gilles Silbernagel eliminated in 3rd place (€75,400)

Gilles Silbernagel had the button, and after checking his cards -- A♠K♣ -- paused a few beats before moving all in for 1,895,000. It folded to Sebastian Supper within the big blind who had Q♣9♣, and after thinking a moment he made the call.

The flop came 2♣2♠Q♦ to hit Supper's hand, and Silbernagel immediately stood from his chair. The turn was the 5♠ and Silbernagel hung his head for a moment before looking as much as see the river -- the 9♠.

Silbernagel shook the opposite two players' hands and departed with a third-place finish.

Gilles Silbernagel - 3rd place

9:33pm: Supper draws better straight, takes lead

Sebastian Supper raised to 750,000 from the small blind holding 9♦5♥, and Gilles Silbernagel -- his hole cards unknown -- called from the massive blind.

The flop came 3♣6♥4♠, and Supper fired a continuation bet of one million. Silbernagel thought a moment, then called the bet. The turn then brought the 7♣, creating a straight for Supper. Supper again acted quickly, betting 2 million. Silbernagel suddenly announced he was all in, and Supper called immediately.

Silbernagel: K♠5♠Supper: 9♦5♥

Both players had turned straights, because it turned out. The dealer then produced the river...

The 8♥!

"I didn't even know...!" said Supper with a large smile, noting he hadn't even realized he was freerolling to the simpler straight. Meanwhile Silbernagel looked somewhat shaken, having suddenly gone from the leader to the fast stack.

Supper is now the overpowering chip leader.

Sebastian Supper (Germany) -- 18,260,000Manuel Martinez (Spain) -- 4,240,000Gilles Silbernagel (France) -- 2,125,000

Sebastian Supper

9:27pm: A COUPLE OF small ones

After Sebastian Supper won another couple of small pots, a hand arose that saw Manuel Martinez limp in from the small blind with K♣7♦ and Supper check from the large blind with a 3♠ and an obscured second card.

The flop came Q♦K♥7♥ and both checked, then after the 3♣ turn Supper checked, Martinez bet 400,000, and Supper folded.

9:21pm: Supper shoves, collects

In the primary hand back, Gilles Silbernagel raised to 625,000 from the button with a K♠ and one unknown hole card, and it folded to Sebastian Supper who shoved all in from the large blind with 6♥6♣, earning a fold from Silbernagel and the primary post-dinner pot.

9:20pm: Level 35 begins (150,000/300,000/40,000)

Players are back of their seats and play has resumed with one more hefty increase of both the blinds and the antes. Leader Gilles Silbernagel begins this level with almost 42 big blinds, Sebastian Supper has slightly below 23 big blinds, and Manuel Martinez has slightly below 15 big blinds.

8:29pm: Dinner break

They've reached the tip of Level 34, and the 3 remaining players at the moment are taking a 45-minute dinner break. Or Supper break, in case you prefer.

Here are the present counts, with Silbernagel having gone from being right down to a half-dozen big blinds to the leader after that sequence of huge hands:

Gilles Silbernagel (France) -- 12,470,000Sebastian Supper (Germany) -- 6,865,000Manuel Martinez (Spain) -- 4,470,000

8:16pm: Silbernagel increases lead

Following a Manuel Martinez raise from the button with a 6♥ and an unknown second card, Silbernagel called from the massive blind with 5♥4♦.

The flop came 4♥4♠A♦ and Silbernagel checked. Martinez fired 400,000, and Silbernagel quickly check-raised to at least one million. Martinez called. The turn was the 3♣ and within an instant Silbernagel said he was all in.

Martinez -- his stack of about 5.4 million about half what Silbernagel had -- thought a beat then let his hand go.

8:10pm: Updated chip counts

Gilles Silbernagel (France) -- 12,200,000Manuel Martinez (Spain) -- 7,225,000Sebastian Supper (Germany) -- 5,200,000

8:08pm: Silbernagel doubles through Martinez

Gilles Silbernagel raised to 620,000 from the small blind with J♥J♦, and Manuel Martinez looked right down to see 4♥4♠ within the big blind. He thought a moment, then announced he was reraising all in, and Silbernagel called instantly.

Silbernagel was the only in danger for 6,055,000 total, but after the 2♦T♦5♥Q♦T♠ board he was the brand new leader with about 12.2 million while Martinez slipped back to about 7.2 million.

8:02pm: Limp-shove from Silbernagel

Gilles Silbernagel limped in from the small blind with 7♥7♦, and Manuel Martinez raised to 600,000 with A♦6♦ from the massive blind. Silbernagel then instantly shoved all in for 5,095,000 total, and Martinez considered a half-minute before folding.

7:46pm: Supper triples up with pocket tens

Manuel Martinez limped in from the button with A♥5♥, and Sebastian Supper raised all in for his last 1.12 million from the small blind with T♥T♣. Gilles Silbernagel then just called the reraise from the large blind with 6♦6♣.

Martinez and Silbernagel checked down the 4♣K♠7♦5♠J♦ board, and that meant a triple-up for Supper.

Manuel Martinez (Spain) -- 14,715,000Gilles Silbernagel (France) -- 6,460,000Sebastian Supper (Germany) -- 3,450,000

Sebastian Supper

7:32pm: Level 34 begins (120,000/240,000/30,000)

7:28pm: Another straight sends Silbernagel near lead

Manuel Martinez raised to 400,000 from the button with 9♣5♣ and Gilles Silbernagel called with 8♥7♥ from the massive blind.

The flop came 9♦T♣5♦, giving Silbernagel a straight draw and Martinez two pair, and after checking Silbernagel quickly called a big gamble of 500,000 from Martinez.

The turn was the J♥, giving Silbernagel his straight, and he checked yet again. Martinez bet 1.3 million this time, and Silbernagel check-raised all in for 4.475 million total. Martinez got a count, and thought for some time as Silbernagel held his scarf up over his mouth.

Finally Martinez called, and wasn't pleased when the cards were revealed. The river was the K♣, and Silbernagel won the hand.

Gilbernagel is almost regardless of Martinez for the chip lead:

Manuel Martinez (Spain) -- 11,785,000Gilles Silbernagel (France) -- 10,940,000Sebastian Supper (Germany) -- 1,900,000

Gilles Silbernagel wins a large one

7:14pm: Straight for Silbernagel pays off versus Supper

Sebastian Supper limped in from the small blind with T♠6♠ and Gilles Silbernagel checked from the large blind with 4♣3♥, then the 6♦7♦5♣ flop hit the latter's hand hard, giving Silbernagel a straght. When checked to Silbernagel chose to bet 400,000, and Supper called. The turn was the J♣ and Supper checked again. Silbernagel bet all on this time -- for 2.36 million -- and Supper called immediately.

The river K♦ was regardless of as Silbernagel already had the hand locked up, and he's suddenly as much as 6 million while Supper is all the way down to about 2.7 million.

7:00pm: Silbernagel doubles

Gilles Silbernagel open-raised all in for 1,265,000 -- just over six big blinds -- from the small blind with K♠9♥ and Manuel Martinez called from the large blind with J♥5♥.

The board came okay for Silbernagel -- 7♦Q♦T♠K♥3♦ -- and he doubled through.

Martinez still leads comfortably with 15.6 million, while Silbernagel is as much as 2.6 million and Supper is in between with about 6.4 million.

Gilles Silbernagel

6:57pm: Updated chip counts

Manuel Martinez (Spain) -- 16,680,000Sebastian Supper (Germany) -- 6,390,000Gilles Silbernagel (France) -- 1,555,000

6:56pm: Martinez three-bets, collects

Sebastian Supper raised to 400,000 from the button with K♣8♣, Gilles Silbernagel called from the small blind with J♣9♦, then Manuel Martinez three-bet to fifteen. million with A♥6♥. Either one of the others folded.

6:54pm: Silbernagel treads softly with treys

Manuel Martinez raised to 400,000 with Q♦6♠ from the button and Gilles Silbernagel just called with 3♣3♦ within the big blind, leaving himself just 2 million behind. The pair then checked down the J♥A♣Q♠ flop and 9♥ turn. The river was the 7♦, Silbernagel checked, Martinez tossed out 300,000, and Silbernagel folded his pair.

6:49pm: Silbernagel stops and goes

From the large blind Gilles Silbernagel just called a preflop open by Sebastian Supper from the small blind, with Supper's cards unknown and Silbernagel holding 8♠6♠. The flop came T♣J♥9♦, and when checked to Silbernagel shoved and Supper stepped aside.

Gilles Silbernagel

6:45pm: Kings versus kings

Sebastian Supper picked up K♦K♣ at the button and raised to 400,000, then it folded to Manuel Martinez within the big blind who looked all the way down to see... K♥K♠! He three-bet to 1.1 million, then Supper pushed all in for just over 7 million and Martinez called.

The short-stacked Gilles Silbernagel needed to just like the situation so much before the cards were tabled, and he was surely still hoping for something unusual to happen once they were. However the board came 9♥9♠A♣T♠T♦, and the pot was split.

6:35pm: Silbernagel in shove-mode

Not long after play resumed, Gilles Silbernagel open-raised all in for 2,075,000 from the button with A♣J♦, and after thinking a short time Sebastian Supper folded from the large blind with A♦5♥.

Just a couple of hands later, Silbernagel picked up 8♠8♣ within the small blind and pushed in again, and got no action.

6:29pm: Level 33 begins (100,000/200,000/30,000)

Players are back and Level 33 is underway, with both the blinds and antes increasing again. Listed here are the stacks to start out the level:

Manuel Martinez (Spain) -- 14,645,000Sebastian Supper (Germany) -- 7,875,000Gilles Silbernagel (France) -- 2,105,000

And here's what's left up top for these three:

1st: €177,0002nd: €107,5003rd: €75,400

The FPS Monaco Main Event has reached three-handed

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