Firat Cinar raised and called the three-bet to 3,600 by Jorge Ruiz Garcia to see a heads-up flop of . Cinar bet 4,200 and Ruiz Garcia called before doing so again on the turn for 7,000.
Cinar then shoved the river for around 30,000 and Ruiz Garcia quickly called. Cinar showed for trips aces and Ruiz Garcia tabled , then celebrated the big pot. He counted his stack carefully and moved up to more than five times the starting stack.
The screens show an 283-entry strong field and 243 players remain, they have been sent into a 15-minute break. After the next three levels, a 60-minute dinner break will follow before Day 1c wraps up after another two hour stint.
Stacy Matuson has dominated her table for much of the level, and is up to a six-figure stack after three-betting three hands in a row, once from the blinds and then twice in late position.
Elsewhere, William Kassouf is currently at 98,000 and on the feature table which you can watch right here.
The third and final starting day of the €1,100 Main Event here at Casino Barcelona turns out to be bigger than both Day 1a and 1b combined. So far there have been 296 entries, and the screens show 243 players remaining for an average of just over 36,000 in chips.
Cate Hall busted €1,000+100 entry 888Live Barcelona Main Event just now, but having considered her options, she saw plenty of value in getting straight back in so has re-entered.
If that takes the sting of defeat from the following bust-out for her fans, all the better. It was Jesper Hansen who eliminated her, when the pair of them got the chips into the middle pre-flop. Hall held , but couldn't catch Hansen's in a classic coinflip race.
Sally Stephens walked out of the tournament area and to the media desk next to the feature table, then explained how she had just busted. Stephens and table neighbor Pedro Miguel Giminez were involved in the last hand and Stephens' pocket kings were no match to the flopped set of threes of the Spaniard.
"I won most of it in cash, so I didn't have to pay much to play today. But there were too many beats, I can't take it anymore." While Stephens can still re-enter until the start of Day 2, this now seems very unlikely.