On the river of a board 
, big stack Ladislao Dalfo Battle made it 20,000 to go and his opponent quickly called. Dalfo Battle showed 
for a set of queens and his opponent mucked ace-trey in disgust. The Catalan appears to be among the current chip leaders in level seven.
Level: 7
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 600
Six levels have been played on Day 1c and half time has been reached. There are 210 entries so far, of which 170 players seem to remain. Another familiar face has emerged near the top of the leaderboard in Daniel Rueda Merino, who also has more than four times the starting stack thus far.
Time for another 15-minute break!
On a three-way turn of 
, Tarmo Tammel called a bet by Ricardo Pisano in the blinds and a cold-caller remained in the hand also.
Pisano then jammed the 
river for the last 6,200 and picked up one call. Tammel raised to 15,000 and Pisano already sighed, as if he knew his fate. The third player in the hand reluctantly folded and Pisano turned over 
for a straight, but indeed Tammel had the goods with 
for a full house.
"Thank you, bye bye," Pisano said on his way out.
Kara Scott has been moved at least twice as her previous two tables in the secondary tournament section broke, and she lost a big pot for 100 big blinds with pocket kings. Scott has found a new home in the poker room on a table that also includes Antonin Teisseire and Carmen Zainescu.
Jesus Cortes and Francois Evard are among the big stacks at half time in level six and the latter just knocked out Andrea Manzoni.
It started with a raise by Manzoni from under the gun and the Italian picked up one cold-caller. Evard three-bet the button and Manzoni four-bet, which forced out the third player in the hand. Evard made the call and that created a pot of 17,000 to the 
flop. Manzoni bet 5,100 and Evard called to see the on the turn.
Manzoni jammed for 11,400 and Evard snap-called.
Andrea Manzoni: 
Francois Evard: 
The 
river was a blank and the Swiss claimed a very healthy pot.
The field size on Day 1c has increased to 199 entries and several players have re-entered recently who had busted the previous day or in the first five levels and some. Among them are Xavier Riera, Kully Sidhu, Sergio Alonso and Pietro Robbiano.
Claudio Di Giacomo bet the heads-up flop of [Qc9s3c and picked up a call by Tom-Aksel Bedell. On the 
turn, Di Giacomo made it 3,600 to go and a call followed once more before the 
river was checked through.
Di Giacomo tabled 
for top pair and Bedell mucked.
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