Christopher Tamuthy only lasted for a couple more minutes before he was eliminated by Tom-Aksel Bedell. The Norwegian and Spain resident has chipped up to more than two times the starting stack, which also applies for Evgenii Cherniak in the one seat of the very same table.
Christopher Tamuthy was all in for his last 3,000 in the big blind and saw Sebastian Tusal and Tom-Aksel Bedell also clash with Tusal as the biggest stack.
Christopher Tamuthy: 
Tom-Aksel Bedell: 
Sebastian Tusal: 
The board came 
and Tamuthy tripled up via runner runner flush, while Bedell doubled through Tusal for 23,700.
"I cannot win with my dozen pocket pairs today and have to shove this crap out of the big blind for my last 3k. That's how this table has been running," Tamuthy joked.
The restart after the break has been rather tight and barely any major action has happened, while a few re-entries (including Alexandre Mitjavilla Moix) have boosted the field to 91 entries.
Francesco Di Profio took on table neighbor Miquel Riera Gaja when he check-called bets on the 
flop and once again on the turn, this time for 3,000. On the river both checked and Di Profio showed Jd6d]. Riera Gaja tabled the 
and they chopped it up.
The pictures of the €2,200 High Roller Day 2 and €1,100 Main Event Day 1a are courtesy of Gema Cristobal / 888poker.
Level: 5
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 400
The players have been sent on a 45-minute dinner break after the end of level four. According to the screens, there are 79 players out of 85 entries remaining.
Four players invested 2,100 preflop and headed to a flop of 
, which was checked through. On the turn, Carmen Zainescu made it 4,000 to go with around 5,500 behind and Sergio Alonso glanced over, then made the call while the other two players folded.
Zainescu immediately moved all in after the 
river and Alonso almost beat her into the pot. Zainescu tabled the 
for top set and Alonso had that beat with 
for a back door flush.
On the river of a completed board of 
, Lluis Balaque made it 7,000 to go with about as many chips in the pot and Evgenii Cherniak reluctantly called. Balaque rolled over the 
and a relieved Cherniak tabled 
for a set to win the pot.
"Nice call," Balaque told him right away and tapped the table.
Mikael Johansson appears to be the current chip leader in the fourth level and has already amassed more than three times the starting stack. New entries in the field include Tom-Aksel Bedell and Ana Marquez, who ran out of chips in the €2,200 High Roller not long ago.
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