With some 9,000 in the middle to the 
flop, Ilan Malka bet 3,600 out of the big blind and was called only by Sergi Escote in an early position. The 
fell on the turn and Malka now checked for Escote to bet, making it 5,800 to go. That was enough to win the pot as Malka surrendered and sent his cards into the muck.
Three players created a pot of 17,000 to the 
flop on which Angel Blanco Puras simply moved all-in for more than 27,000. Liviu Tonchina folded with a shorter stack behind and Tero Laurila came to the same conclusion as well.
Kian Khaleghian won another big pot to further rise on the leaderboard but there are still a few contenders who have even more chips at their disposal. Alejandro De Lucio Sanchez appears to be the current chip leader.
The latest hand saw De Lucio Sanchez with a preflop shove in which Robert Sanchez Callol had invested 7,600 and tank-folded after using a time bank.
Next to De Lucio Sanchez is Jorge Ufano, who has been eliminated and re-entered.
The dealer on table 47 announced a seat open but the cards and board were still shown. A short-stacked Manuel Salvador Cazador was the casualty after he had gotten the last of it in preflop with 
. He was looked up by Samuel Fernandez Ruiz with the , which ended up as the best hand on the 
board.
Jonatan Castro Segura already had a portion of his short stack invested to the 
flop on which his all-in was looked up by Josep Sanfeliu Manas.
Jonatan Castro Segura: 
Josep Sanfeliu Manas: 
The 
on the turn and the 
river brought no miracle upset as Castro Segura stuck around.
Ricardo Freire Mateus bet a four-way flop of 
for 1,500 and was called by Jose Maria Martinez Vizcaino in the small blind. The latter then check-called the turn for 3,400 and led the 
river for 13,000.
Freire Mateus called and was shown the 
for a full house, sevens over fours. The Portuguese had the equally strong 
as both settled for a chop.
Kian "The Eliminator" Khaleghian eventually confirmed his alias when his ace-five flopped a wheel to knock out Juan Paton Silva as revealed by the Brit. Further assorted counts can be found below.
With plenty of chips in the middle to the turn in the last hand before the break, Pedro Fleitas Suarez bet 10,000 with some 16,000 behind. Daniel Fortuno Herrera then pushed all-in for 28,000 total and Fleitas Suarez eventually called.
Pedro Fleitas Suarez: 
Daniel Fortuno Herrera: 
The 
river brought no surprise anymore and Fleitas Suarez was eliminated.
Level: 4
Blinds: 100/300
Ante: 300
Out of a field of 84 entries, only 73 players remain and they have been sent on the first scheduled 15-minute break of the day.
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