Marc Rosell Agraz got his short stack in for just 4,525 with the 
and was called by Manuel Torrents Avalos with 
. The board ran out 
and the Spaniard doubled. "I am like cat, meowwww" Rosell Agraz added and doubled again soon after to get back into contention.
A raising war broke out and the initial raise and call by Younesse Oualgasi was already pulled in. Daniel Soler then squeezed to 4,400 and it folded back to Oualgasi, who shoved for 29,375.
Soler was taken back and Oualgasi said "you have ace-king, right?" Soler eventually folded and showed 
, and Oualgasi revealed his 
. "22,000 I would have called," Soler said in table chat.
Philippe Noble ran an ill-timed bluff against Fernando Pons and busted, then re-entered and more than doubled up his stack. Other big stacks include Francois Evard, Andrej Desset and Haykel Cherif Vidal.
Daniel Soler has been chipping up steadily since getting off to a slow start in the first part of Day 1b. He has continued that uptick by winning the latest hand. Making it 1,000 to go pre-flop, Soler was called in four spots before the flop fell 
.
Nobody betted, so after four checks on the flop and a on the turn, Soler bet 1,200 and everyone folded. He showed the 
as he pulled in the chips.
Rozanna Ketting made it 850 from first position and was called only by Sebastian Langrock in late position.
The flop of 
saw Langrock bet 2,300 and Ketting called. The turn of 
and river of saw both men check and when the hands were turned over, Ketting 
was bettered by Langrock's 
.
Ketting slammed his hand down onto the table. "I knew it!" but Langrock's stack is the real winner, now three times bigger than Ketting's.
Fares Shehadeh raised to 800 from under the gun and picked up three callers including Samuel Hernandez Ruiz and Dominik Maska in the big blind. The flop came and the action checked to Hernandez Ruiz, who bet 1,800. Only Shehadeh and Maska called, and both checked again the 
turn.
Hernandez Ruiz bet 5,400 and Maska folded, before Shehadeh check-raised all in for what looked like 17,000. The Spaniard folded and Shehadeh mucked his cards, then picked one of them up and flipped over the .
According to Daragh Davey, William Kassouf was formerly over on his table in the secondary tournament area and attempted a triple barrel with two pair and a flush draw that got caught by Wayne Leung with a flopped straight. Kassouf busted and has not re-entered thus far, but has another chance tomorrow.
Below are other updated counts from the felt.
Level: 5
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 50
Haykel Cherif Vidal has manage dto bolster his chip-stack after river-betting his way to glory.
On a board showing 
, he bet 4,500 and got a fold from his opponent to leap above starting stack for the first time this level. With that, the blinds are up.
Kimmo Kurko called Vesa Heino's bet of 1,000 on the flop of 
. On the turn of , Heino led for 2,000 and Kurko called again. The river of led to a check from Heino, so Kurko bet 4,000 and got a call.
Kurko turned over and took it down, Heino's 
no good.
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