With 33,700 in the middle to the 
turn, David Kaesler checked out of the blinds and then faced the push by Jorge Ufano with the covering stack. No call followed and the German once more had to surrender his recent profit to drop back below the starting stack.
As the penultimate level of the night has kicked off, there are 64 players remaining out of a field of 107 entries. So far, just over 270 total entries have been recorded for the marquee event of the stop.
Nível: 9
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 800
Per Mickelsson had squeezed to 7,000 and then faced the "fuck it, I am all-in" announcement by Tero Laurila. He asked for an exact count and made the reluctant call a few seconds later.
Tero Laurila: 
Per Mickelsson: 
No ten or other shenanigans appeared on the 
board and Laurila doubled.
Ovidiu Sava was all-in with a short stack from under the gun and found more action behind as Alin Grasu as well as Sergi Escote also got the chips in with Grasu as the second player at risk.
Ovidiu Sava: 
Alin Grasu: 
Sergi Escote: 
The 
flop propelled Escote into the lead and on the verge to knock out two opponents. However, Grasu got there with the 
turn and the river secured his double-up, while Sava was eliminated.
Following an open raise to 1,500 by Jaime Bertran Mainou and a cold call, Jorge Ufano three-bet to 6,600 on the button. Per Mickelsson called in the small blind while Callol and the fourth player in the hand folded.
On the 
flop, Mickelsson checked and then jammed for 29,500 when facing a bet worth 5,400 by Ufano. The latter asked for a count but opted to fold.
The third significant hand of Warren Aspey on Day 1c was a preflop all-in contest in which he looked up a shorter stacked Xavier Giner Rojas, who was in for around half the starting stack.
Xavier Giner Rojas: 
Warren Aspey: 
There was no upset on the 
board and Aspey further increased his stack.
Kian Khaleghian took yet another hit to his stack when he doubled up another opponent with 
for tens and sevens while running into an overpair. Some new big stacks have emerged with Bernat Carreras Moragrega and Carlos Fernandez Delgado near the top of the leaderboard.
Warren Aspey had entered not that long ago and was apparently knocked out right away with queens versus kings. Just now, he faced Kristian Larsson and led the 
flop for 4,500, which Larsson called.
Aspey bet the 
turn for 7,500 to earn a call and then jammed the 
river for 5,600. Larsson reluctantly called and Aspey tabled the 
for a turned flush to beat the of Larsson.
Nível: 8
Blinds: 300/700
Ante: 700
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