Dan Bensimon pushed for just 170,000 and Nicolas Martinez then isolated with a three-bet jam for around 700,000 from one seat over in the small blind.
Dan Bensimon: 
Nicolas Martinez: 
The superior hand preflop held thanks to the 
board and Bensimon remained in contention.
Spain's Joseba Larrasquitu became the next casualty in the Mandalay Room and he was followed to the payout desk by Roy Paenen. The Dutchman raised from an early position and then got the chips in when Johan Creutz jammed in the small blind.
Roy Paenen: 
Johan Creutz: 
The 
flop changed nothing yet but Creutz improved on the 
turn, then held on the 
river.
Pierrick Letalleur raised from the hijack and then quickly called all-in when Timothee Marlin pushed his big stack on the button.
Pierrick Letalleur:
Timothee Marlin: 
There was no suckout on the 
board and Letalleur confirmed the good news to his nearby rail.
Level: 34
Blinds: 30,000/70,000
Ante: 70,000
Heads-up to the 
turn, Sebastien Guidez bet 310,000 out of the small blind. Current chip leader David Alvarez Alejandre called from under the gun and they checked the 
on the river.
Guidez tabled the 
but his opponent had that beat with the 
to pull further ahead.
Daniel Monforte Sanchez then jammed for the last 595,000 and Guidez called on the button.
Daniel Monforte Sanchez: 
Sebastien Guidez: 
The 
flop was a tease for Guidez with the flush draw but the turn and river resulted in another hit to his stack.
With an average of nearly 40 blinds, the shorter stacks are still making their moves and the last two to bow out were Julijan Ivanc and Pedro Andrada, which has reduced the field down to the final 45 contenders.
Adriano Abbracciavento got his short stack in with the and he was up against the 
of Dan Bensimon.
The superior hand prevailed on the 
board and Abbracciavento remained in contention as he pulled narrowly ahead of his opponent.
Caleb Godin then pushed for what appeared to be eight blinds and was looked up by Antonio Lopez Del Alamo.
Caleb Godin:
Antonio Lopez Del Alamo:
There was no escape on the 
board to send Godin to the rail in 49th place. "I was short," he sighed on the way out.
In a duel button versus small blind, Roy Paenen took on Alan Mehamed but had the inferior hand in the showdown for half of his stack.
Alan Mehamed:
Roy Paenen: 
The 
flop gave Mehamed a dead lock with the middle set and his double for 1,255,000 was confirmed after the turn and river.
Angel Alonso was not as unfortunate and hit the rail at the same time on a different table.
Alexis Bouvier open-jammed for what appeared to be 475,000 in the small blind and he was instantly called by Sebastien Lesoif in the big blind.
Alexis Bouvier: 
Sebastien Lesoif: 
The flop had some back door potential but it was all over on the 
turn, as a meaningless 
river completed the board.
Level: 33
Blinds: 30,000/60,000
Ante: 60,000
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