In a battle small blind versus button, Carlos Diez Martinez check-called bets worth 2,000 on the 
flop and 3,000 on the 
turn. The 
river was checked behind by Manuel Torres Blazquez on the button for Diez Martinez to table the 
for a straight. Torres Blazquez flashed his 
but lost a portion of his shorter stack.
Alain Riss got it in for the last 5,800 and Marios Ioanndes rejamed in the small blind for more in order to isolate.
Alain Riss: 
Marios Ioanndes: 
"I know, it's a miracle," the Frenchman joked and his tournament life continued after the 
board.
The cards of Patrick Kallas were already mucked and he had to fork over a full double to Daniel Pop. His opponent had the 
for kings full of aces on the 
board and that ensured the double for the Romanian
Antonio D'Ascenzo and Kristian Larsson were no longer to be found on table 57 while Alin Grasu further increased his stack. In the meanwhile, Luca Guglielmoni has taken over the top spot for the time being with six times the starting stack as the final level of the night kicked off.
Former big stack Kian Khaleghian has consistently lost a portion of his stack and dropped right into the middle of the pack.
Nível: 10
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 1,000
With 30,000 in the pot and a board showing 
, Kimmo Kurko scored a full double for 30,500 against Ashley Timms. His 
had the superior flush as a move by Timms with the 
had gone wrong.
Timms then got some chips back when he barreled the 
flop for 5,000, checked the turn and bet the 
river for 12,000. Daniel Arribas Franco reluctantly called but mucked when Timms revealed .
A shorter stack was all-in with the 
via three-bet shove and they were looked up by Joel Torres Jimenez with the 
. In what seemed to be destined for a split pot most of the times, the board ran out 
to let the kicker play.
Ashley Timms raised to 1,600 and was called by Alain Riss on the button, Daniel Arriba Franco and Marios Ioanndes in the big blind. The flop was checked to Riss, who bet 2,300 and was called by Arribas Franco and Timms.
Three ways to the turn, Arribas Franco check-jammed for 18,900 when Riss bet 7,000 and the Frenchman called with the slightly covering stack.
Daniel Arribas Franco: 
Alain Riss: 
Riss called for hearts but his wish wasn't granted on the blank river.
The cards of Ilan Malka were already mucked as the pot was shipped to Alin Grasu, who apparently had the as the winning hand on a board of 
.
"Why did I check the flop? I put you on three eights," Patrick Kallas said.
For Kallas, there would be better news right after when he flipped in a battle of the blinds against Soraya Estrada.
Soraya Estrada:
Patrick Kallas:
The 
board left Kallas almost apologetic for knocking out Estrada, who left the table with a smile on the face.
On a three-way flop of 
, the chips of David Kaesler, Per Mickelsson and Robert Sanchez Callol ended up in the middle with the latter as the biggest stack.
Per Mickelsson:
David Kaesler:
Robert Sanchez Callol:
The 
turn provided a flush draw for Mickelsson but the river paired the board and ensured the double knockout.
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