On a table filled with Spanish players, Diego Rodrigo Jimenez Corzo got his stack in with the 
and was looked up by Ivan Dominguez Merino. The 
flop was not quite useful for the Spaniard, as his fellow countryman had made a set with the 
already.
It was all over on the 
turn and the 
river became a formality. As Jimenez Corzo left the table with a smile on the face and bumped fists with everyone, the table got ready to go on break.
Nemo Israel defended out of the blinds against Johan Creutz and check-called a bet worth 2,000 on the 
flop. They checked the 
turn and Israel also checked the 
river. Creutz then pushed with the far superior stack and Israel was a non-believer, as he eventually called with the 
. Creutz had that beat with 
to earn the knockout and bumped fists with a table neighbour.
Adrian Mateos checked the 
flop and then called a bet worth 2,500 by Corentin Sala from one seat over. They checked the on the turn and Mateos bet the river for 8,000 with 11,200 behind. Red Diamond player Sala mulled it over for some ten seconds and opted to fold with the far superior stack.
In a battle of the blinds to the 
turn, Ivan Dominguez Merino check-called a bet worth 7,500 by Omar Del Pino and they both opted to check the 
on the river. Dominguez Merino announced a pair of tens and tabled the 
, which Del Pino had beat with the .
During the hand, Del Pino was silent but his usual bubbly self came out moments later as he has been entertaining the table with plenty of banter for the past hour.
Dylan Cechowski had recently re-entered and three-bet out of the blinds to get called by the table big stack Juan Diego Ocampo. They headed to the 
flop on which Cechowski bet 3,500 with 15,000 behind. Ocampo then pushed in a stack of T-5,000 chips and Cechowski quickly folded.
Nível: 12
Blinds: 700/1,400
Ante: 1,400
Ben Khaled Sayfedine raised to 2,600 from under the gun and Ionut Andrei three-bet to 7,500 in the small blind, Sebastien Belot called in the big blind and Sayfedine came along, too. The trio checked the 
flop and turn. After the river, Andrei bet 10,000 and his two opponents folded.
Not that long ago, Clement Guillot had taken a small hit to his stack when one of the late registrants check-called the 
turn for 8,000 and then checked the 
river. Guillot checked behind and was shown the 
for the nut straight.
However, the player in that seat was then gone and Guillot recalled the action as follows. His previous nemesis apparently four-bet jammed seventy blinds with pocket sevens and ran right into pocket aces.
Fast forward to the current action, Guillot opened to 2,500 and snap-called the shove by Guillaume Tricoire for 17,400.
Guillaume Tricoire:
Clement Guillot: 
There was no escape for Tricoire on the 
board and the rich got even richer, leaving the table three-handed for a few moments.
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