Adrian Constantin raised and then immediately called the short-stacked three-bet shove by Jose Naranjo Gomez from three seats over out of the small blind.
Jose Naranjo Gomez: 
Adrian Constantin: 
The 
board delivered no help to the Spaniard and Constantin pulled back above the starting stack.
The cards were already turned over when Simone Agnoletto vaulted out of his seat and was ready to leave. He had jammed his short stack with the 
only to find himself utterly crushed by the 
of Catalin Ciurea.
There was no upset on the 
board and that spelled the end for Agnoletto.
Since moving tables to balance the shrinking field of contenders on Day 1b, Adan Soler Fernandez has chipped back up and joined the current leaders. In the latest hand, Catalin Ciurea paid off bets worth 6,000 on the 
turn and 16,500 on the 
river. Soler Fernandez tabled the 
for aces and kings to drag in another healthy pot.
Other current big stacks are Gabriel Podovei and Sandro Hauser.
Victor Plaza Robles and Paolo Boi clashed in a battle of the blinds with Boi at risk for the last 17,000.
The Italian only had the 
, which represented one over card to the 
of Plaza Robles. That would be crucial on the 
board as Boi spiked the jack for the double.
Level: 7
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 600
Out of a field of 68 entries so far, only 42 players remain and they have been sent on a scheduled 60-minute dinner break. Another four levels of 45 minutes each will be played on the second of four starting days.
Mariona Canela Riba chipped up to more than the average when she fired two barrels against In Ho Song with the latter dropping just below the starting stack.
Near the top of the leaderboard is Ricard Gonzalez Cabau who just defended the small blind against Pablo Battista. The 
river triggered a bet worth 11,000 by Gonzalez Cabau and Battista called but mucked once he was shown the for trips kings.
David Garcia Silva tangled with Ewen Trevidy in a preflop contest and it was the former at risk for 16,100.
Ewen Trevidy:
David Garcia Silva: 
The 
board brought no upset for the pocket pair and Garcia Silva was left with a severe short stack, which vanished a few moments later.
Throughout the last two hours, Lucia Martinez Ibanez had applied a big bet strategy and was able to push out her opponents on several occasions. That didn't work this time, however, when she jammed for nearly 30,000 on the flop and was called by Shah Athar.
Lucia Martinez Ibanez: 
Shah Athar:
The overpair of Athar held on the 
turn and 
river runout to send Martinez Ibanez to the rail.
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