Just after the bubble burst, William Kassouf doubled through Jonas Kannosto post flop with aces against pocket nines.
Kannosto just took revenge on Elias Hanna and turned over 
. Hanna only had 
and the board ran out 
.
Sebastian Langrock was the first casualty and he was soon followed by Javier Martinez Perez. The Spaniard was short all in and both Luigi Shehadeh and Francesc Mateu Munoz Bieto called.
On the 
flop both players checked and Munoz Bieto check-raised the 
turn from 21,000 to 76,000, which Shehadeh called. After the river, Munoz Bieto check-called a bet worth 82,500. Shehadeh flipped over 
for a full house and Munoz Bieto mucked 
for a straight. Martinez briefly showed his cards and exited.
We told you that the bubble may not last long, and while we're paid to count chips and the pros riffle them, we were on point.
David Murillo Parda "hadn't played a hand in the last hour" according to one of his former tablemates, but he will play no more in this tournament after moving all-in for 69,000 over the top of chip leader Jose Manuel Planells Castillo's open to 17,000 in early position. The chip leader was never going to fold and it was a classic race.
Jose Manuel Planells Castillo: 
David Murillo Parda:
The board of 
never really got Murillo Parda's hopes up, and he departed rapidly. Castillo has a massive shot at this 888Live Barcelona Main Event tile now and is even watching the live Twitch stream of the feature table i case he gets moved there. What's Spanish for dedication? Oh, yes, it's Jose Manuel Planells Castillo.
Play is now hand-for-hand as the tournament director has just announced that play is on the bubble.
While there might be a little slow-down, if play is anywhere near at fast-paced as it has been in the tournament so far, the bubble could pop very quickly indeed.
Just before the money bubble, Edgar Casanova raised and Bruno Aguilar shoved for more than 170,000. Filippo Lazzaretto called from one seat over with the and Casanova folded. Aguilar showed pocket kings and an ace on the river sent Aguilar to the rail just shy of the money.
William Kassouf got his last 63,000 in preflop and Edgar Casanova called before Bruno Aguilar reshoved from one seat over to isolate.
Bruno Aguilar:
William Kassouf: 
Kassouf asked for the three of hearts on the flop and got the 
for good measure, instantly making quads. The 
turn and 
river were blanks and Kassouf tripled.
Then, Elias Hanna raised and called the shove of Aguilar with 
. Aguilar had 
and doubled for 83,000 thanks to a board of 
.
Cate Hall in the big blind called Herbert Okolowitz's opening bet to 15,000 from early position.
The flop of 
was checked by both players, but on the turn, Hall bet 38,000 and was called by Okolowitz. The river of saw Hall check and so too did Okolowitz. Hall turned over 
for top pair, but Okolowitz had 
for the flopped set.
Samuel Hernandez was all in and at risk for 77,500 preflop and received the calls from Ivan Lutsiv in late position and Stacy Matuson on the button. On the flop both players checked. Lutsiv then check-called a bet of 60,000 on the 
turn before the river went check, check.
Matuson showed and Hernandez turned over , Lutsiv mucked ,
The completed board of 
was staring at Marwan Salamoun, but so too was Alessio Sardone. Staring hard after betting all-in on the river for a huge stack, way more than Salamoun had left.
"You always bluff like this." said Salamoun, "But I can't call."
"If you fold, I'll show the nuts. If you call, I'll show the bluff." quipped Sardone.
In the end, Salamoun folded, living to fight another day. Sardone, amused, folded.
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