Reinaldo Perdomo was all-in for 1,390,000 with the 
and Antonios Onoufriou was ahead in the showdown with the 
.
The board delivered 
and Onoufroiu was left with a mountain to climb, he doubled for the last few big blinds soon after though.
At the same time, Carlos Marina pushed from the cutoff with the 
and Bruce Fishman looked him up with the 
in the small blind. On a board of 
, Marina was left drawing dead on the turn.
Daniel Rodriguez Bureta pushed from the button with the 
and Mario Melis looked him up from the small blind with the 
.
The 
board failed to provide any help for the Spaniard and Melis scooped the pot.
Abraham Serrano had most of his short stack in already and jammed the 
flop, which Daniyar Aubakirov called.
Serrano had a pair with 
while Aubakirov turned over the 
. The 
turn improved Aubakirov and the 
river failed to keep Serrano in contention.
Petru Tarlev was all-in with the 
and David Gonzalez Delgado looked him up from one seat over with the , the board came 
and Tarlev spiked the ten on the turn.
Alejandro Sanchez was all in for 965,000 with 
against the 
of Reinaldo Perdomo and the board of gave Sanchez trips.
Lin Ruida is certainly trying to put his footsteps into the day as one of the most aggressive players and his stack speaks for itself.
When he lost yet another all-in, it wouldn't take long for him to get most chips back as he clashed with Paolo Boi.
Ruida faced the check-shove of Boi for 1,010,000 on the 
and made the call after he had invested 225,000 only.
Paolo Boi: 
Lin Ruida:
The on the turn made things spicy but the river was a blank.
Soon after the duo was in a big pot to the 
and Boi made it 200,000 to go. Ruida pushed all-in and Boi folded the face-up. "Nice fold," Ruida said and flashed 
for flopped quads.
Carlos Marina got his stack of around 780,000 in with against the of Juanba Martin and said "I need a king" to the rail.
He did get the king on the 
flop, the turn and river brought no re-suckout.
Level: 26
Blinds: 40,000/80,000
Ante: 80,000
After an expected early rush with two dozen casualties, the field has been trimmed down to the final 42 hopefuls and they have been sent into a 15-minute break.
In the last hand before the break, Bruno Hormigo defended his big blind and check-raised the flop to then call the shove of Gilad Yam-Hod for 1,295,000.
Bruno Hormigo:
Gilad Yam-Hod: 
The 
turn and river locked up the double for Hormigo.
Liangle Ni and Gleb Novik have become the next two casualties on a rapid-fire early stage of the day.
Ni had a flip with versus and the 
board delivered the second pair at the wrong time.
Novik also had an unfortunate runout when he flipped with against the of Luis Falcon. The flop gave Falcon the superior two pair, Novik turned the full house with the but the river gave Falcon the superior full house.
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