Moments after Ognyan Dimov won a big pot with aces against Almedin Imsirovic, Dimov raised from middle position and another player three-bet to 60,000. With the action back on Dimov he four-bet to 155,000 and his opponent called.
The pair checked down the 
flop and Dimov showed 
which was enough to take down the pot.
On a 
board, Anthony Chimkovitch bet 59,000 into 75,000 and his opponent tank-folded allowing his opponent to take down the pot and move back up towards 500,000 in chips.
Meanwhile, John Juanda opened to 14,000 and Kalidou Sow defended his big blind. The flop came 
and Sow check-called 9,000.
The turn was the 
and Sow checked. Juanda studied the board before betting 18,000, and Sow folded.
Sat to the left of Sow is Niall Farrell who was alternating between studying his phone and the tournament clock.
"I've made the €10k pay jump," he said, "So at least I can buy into the €10k High Roller [which starts tomorrow]." Fingers crossed for him at least that he doesn't have to, with the Main Event not finishing until Sunday.
Jaime Staples is sitting on a healthy stack of 315,000 and is the last PokerStars Team Pro - Live or Online - standing in the PokerStars EPT Barcelona Main Event.
"There's a bit of bragging going on," he said, pointing to his phone and smiling! In fact, not only is Staples the last Team Pro standing, he was the only one to cash here in Barcelona. Drinks are on him it would seem!
Shortly after a player got up from Mark Buckley's table, with Buckley raking in the chips, Buckley called an all in from a different player.
The all-in player showed 
and was flipping against Buckley's 
.
The flop came 
giving Buckley top pair. The turn was the 
and the river the 
and Buckley sent another player to the rail, moving up to close to 600,000 in chips.
Benjamin Pollak raised from the cutoff position and Michal Lubas, who started the day among the chipleaders with 712,000, three-bet to 50,000. Pollak four-bet to 113,000 and after some consideration, Lubas announced all-in. It was snap-called by Pollak and the two players tabled their cards:
Benjamin Pollak: 
Michal Lubas: 
It was a typical flip situation, and the 
gave the winning hand to the French player to climb to a stack worth 650,000.
Nível: 17
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
Players are going on their first 20-minute break of the day.
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