On the 
flop, Federico Anselmi made it 150,000 to go from under the gun and Marco D'Amico called from middle position to see the 
on the turn. Anselmi pushed for around 275,000 and that forced a fold.
Down to just 65,000 and in the big blind, Tobias Schaaf was all-in for the remaining 65,000 and Daniyar Aubakirov looked him up from early position.
Tobias Schaaf: 
Daniyar Aubakirov: 
The 
board kept Schaaf's hopes of a cash alive and he has a full orbit to relax now.
Miguel Riera opened the action with a raise in the cutoff and he was called by Alessandro Campedelli on the button. Manuel Carballo Campana jammed the big blind for 210,000 and Riera went over the top to force a fold.
Manuel Carballo Campana:
Miguel Riera: 
The 
flop immediately gave Carballo Campana top set and the turn locked up his double, the 
river became a mere formality.
That'll be another two minutes off the clock then, dealers please next hand!
Since several tables are using their entire 30-second shot clock to act for each player, tournament staff has stopped the clock and will play hand-for-hand two spots away from the money to avoid the stalling.
The money bubble is imminent as just 128 players remain after the elimination of Younesse Oualgasi. It came in cruel fashion when he got it in for around 350,000 against Carlos Marina, before the flop.
Younesse Oualgasi: 
Carlos Marina: 
The 
board gave Marina a set and a very upset Oualgasi stormed off with an "madre mia."
Level: 21
Blinds: 10,000/25,000
Ante: 25,000
With the all-in showdowns pouring every other minute, the field has been cut into half over the last session and that means just 138 players are heading into the final 20-minute break of the night. The additional few minutes added the clock are for the chip race of the T-1,000 denominations as they are no longer needed for the remainder of the event.
Marco D'Amico has just become the new chip leader after he scored a spectacular double knockout. A Spanish player by the name of Luis, the family name unfortunately escapes us, was all-in for around 350,000 with the and Zhivko Todorov got his stack in with the 
.
D'Amico looked them both up with and the board of 
left the rest of the table gasping for air.
Carlos Marmolejo was in the blinds and eventually three-bet jammed for the last 91,000 to pick up a call by the initial raiser with the . Marmolejo was well ahead with the and had little to fear on a 
board.
Ana Marquez lost a big pot and headed to the rail soon after, Fran Lopez and Oystein Nordli also ran out of chips.
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