Jaako Wilska made it 45,000 from early position and was raised to 95,000 by Jose Antonio Gascon Garcia two seats further round.
Wilska raised all-in and Garcia called it off, but leapt up out of his chair in disgust when he saw what he'd done.
Jose Antonio Gascon Garcia:
Jaako Wilska:
The flop of opened up four more outs for Garcia, with any nine or jack good for the winning hand if it could hold. That didn't happen across the turn or river, however, and while Jaako Wilska leaped to one of the top five chip-stacks in the room, Garcia was gone.
The stack of Francisco Jose Garcia Martin has dwindled down to all but 168,000 and he got that in with the . Chuc Khuu looked him up with and the roller coaster board of gave Garcia Martin a straight.
Over on the feature table, Do Chung Tran has been doing some work and just picked up a big hand to knock out Javier Sanchez Miguel. The Spaniard jammed for some 200,000 with and was unfortunate to find Tran in the small blind with .
The board came and Sanchez Miguel has been eliminated.
Marco Hakli was all in and at risk for 187,000 with the and Alessio Sardone took the flip with . The flop of was as good as it could get for Hakli, and the turn and river changed nothing anymore.
Ricardo Juan Graells moved all-in from late position for over 70,000 and was called by the player in the big blind with .
The board of gave Graells the lifeline the desperately needed and with no time for vengeance either, as the table was broken. Graells joked to Cate Hall that she was assured of a final day place already, but Hall wasn't counting any chickens. Graells suggested they stick together....and they both got sat at Table 3. Who know how long both players will survive, but Hall has roughly ten times Graells stack.
David Xarau Navarro called Daniel Soler's bet of 37,00 pre-flop, with Soler on the button and Navarro in the big blind.
The flop of saw Soler continue for 33,000 and get a call. On the turn , both players checked, and they did likewise on the river.
Soler flung his cards into the muck upon seeing Navarro's , which was the winning hand. Navarro, silent, impassive, simply but slowly pulled the new chips into his hands and ignored all attempts at discussion before focusing on the next hand.
Over on the feature table, Alejandro Vazquez Gomez was all in with on a flop of and Besmir Hodaj looked him up with the . The turn instantly left Vazquez Gomez drawing dead, and that rendered the river to a minor formality.
From under the gun, Jaime Victor Soler Puig moved all in for his last 157,000 and Cate Hall called out of the big blind.
Jaime Victor Soler Puig:
Cate Hall:
The flop gave Hall the nut flush draw and the Spaniard middle pair. It was all over after the turn, making the river a formality.
Only two minutes later, Sofian Benaissa sent his stack over to Marco Regonaschi and the Italian is the joint chip leader alongside Hall in the last two levels of the night.
opened up four more outs for Garcia, with any nine or jack good for the winning hand if it could hold. That didn't happen across the 
turn or 
river, however, and while Jaako Wilska leaped to one of the top five chip-stacks in the room, Garcia was gone.
. Chuc Khuu looked him up with 
and the roller coaster board of 
and was unfortunate to find Tran in the small blind with 
and Sanchez Miguel has been eliminated.
and Alessio Sardone took the flip with 
was as good as it could get for Hakli, and the 
river changed nothing anymore.
. 
saw Soler continue for 33,000 and get a call. On the turn 
, both players checked, and they did likewise on the 
river. 
, which was the winning hand. Navarro, silent, impassive, simply but slowly pulled the new chips into his hands and ignored all attempts at discussion before focusing on the next hand.
on a flop of 
. The 
turn instantly left Vazquez Gomez drawing dead, and that rendered the 
flop gave Hall the nut flush draw and the Spaniard middle pair. It was all over after the 
