The last few blinds of Mario Avila Barahona went in before the flop and he was called by Julien Pappalardo with the superior stack but near identical hand.
Mario Avila Barahona: 
Julien Pappalardo: 
The 
flop spelled bad news for Avila Barahona and while he dodged the flush draw on the 
turn, the 
stuck on the river.
The cards and chips keep on flying in the main tournament area and there were multiple all-in showdowns in quick succession.
In the first one, Hector Nunez Arguello flipped with his short stack and 
against the 
of Yoann Hillewaere.
The 
board delivered no help for the Spaniard.
Another two Spanish players were involved in the very next showdown, which featured David Corbacho Fernandez and Jose Manuel Gonzalez.
David Corbacho Fernandez: 
Jose Manuel Gonzalez: 
The 
flop gave Corbacho Fernandez trips and the 
turn locked up his double for 725,000, making the 
river a formality.
Johan Creutz and Nicolas Monet got their chips in before the flop with Monet as the player at risk for around 12 blinds.
Nicolas Monet: 
Johan Creutz: 
The 
board improved Creutz and Monet headed to the payout desk.
Nível: 31
Blinds: 20,000/40,000
Ante: 40,000
The recent rise of Valentin Oberhauser has added another chapter as he soared to four million in chips, nearly three times the average with fewer than 80 players remaining.
Oberhauser raised and then called the three-bet shove by Soraya Estrada for what appeared to be 385,000 total.
Soraya Estrada:
Valentin Oberhauser: 
The flop was bad news as Estrada needed running cards to survive. That hope was gone on the 
turn and the river was meaningless already.
In a battle of the shorter stacks, Joanatan Nogales Trallero called all-in after Nicolas Monet had pushed and the cards were turned over.
Joanatan Nogales Trallero:
Nicolas Monet: 
The 
board delivered the suckout as four diamonds on the board improved Monet to the nut flush.
Moments later, Samuel Bifarella got it in with the against the 
of Juan Carlos Ganan Plata. Two spades on the 
flop were a good start and while the 
turn bricked, the fell on the river.
Down to the final 520,000, Bruno "Kool Shen" Lopes jammed the button and was isolated by Valentin Devooght in small blind.
Bruno Lopes:
Valentin Devooght: 
It was one of the most classic flips and the board delivered no help to the Winamax Pro, who joined the rail soon after returning from the dinner break.
Eric Ravier defended his big blind against a button raise by David Corbacho Fernandez and ultimately check-jammed the turn when he had just 265,000 behind. Corbacho Fernandez had bet 100,000 and called.
Eric Ravier: 
David Corbacho Fernandez: 
The second bottom pair found no further help on the 
river and Ravier became the next rapid elimination after the dinner break.
Omar Del Pino jammed the button with a short stack and tabled the . Hadrien Gallois called with the 
and Del Pino got there thanks to the 
board. The Spaniard jammed up his stack further with post flop play to bounce back.
The next preflop contest featured an open raise to 75,000 by Nicolas Monet, a three-bet shove for 715,000 by Artur Zamora Cerda and the call by Monet.
Artur Zamora Cerda:
Nicolas Monet: 
Queens prevailed on the 
board to leave Monet short.
Mala Latinois pushed a short stack with the and was called by Yoann Hillewaere with the .
The board ran out and that spelled the end for Latinois. The very same table then also lost Benjamin Tessier right after.
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