Shah Athar raised and Victor Plaza Robles called for Jaime Bertran Mainou to then three-bet, picking up a call by Athar from under the gun only. On the 
flop, Athar check-called for 4,400 and did so again for 9,300 on the 
turn. The open-shove by the Brit followed on the 
river and Bertran Mainou reluctantly called.
Athar turned over the 
for the rivered nut flush and the 
of Bertran Mainou were no good.
Fernando Santamaria Torrents check-called a bet of 5,000 by Lucia Martinez Ibanez on the 
turn and checked again the 
on the river. Martinez Ibanez almost immediately moved all-in for more than 27,000 and her opponent reluctantly called for fewer.
Martinez Ibanez exposed the 
and Santamaria Torrents mucked his cards but the 
were revealed according to the all-in showdown rule.
On an ace-high board with three diamonds Kimmo Kurko bet large to chip up without showdown and several Spanish players at the table were asking for him to show a bluff. Kurko allowed to let Jose Maria Marquez Boluda pick one of the cards with the Spaniard predicting the queen of diamonds. Instead, the 
was revealed and a dry "close" by Kurko followed.
Also rising further with his usual aggressive style is Jose Manuel Gonzalez as Adan Soler Fernandez endured some losses since the new table neighbour appeared.
Having defended out of the blinds, Jordi Corominas bet the 
turn for 2,100 and the 
river for 4,000. Jaime Sanchez snap-called in the cutoff and mucked when he was shown the 
for trips tens by Corominas. Losing that pot sent Sanchez down to just one third of the starting stack while Corominas was off to a solid start on his late entry.
Level: 5
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 400
A reraise to 2,400 was in front of Antonio D'Ascenzo out of the big blind and Mariona Canela Riba then squeezed to 8,500 from under the gun. David Garcia Silva called on the button and D'Ascenzo also called for more than half of his remaining stack.
On the 
flop, the Italian jammed for around 7,000 and Canela Riba folded while Garcia Silva snap-called.
Antonio D'Ascenzo: 
David Garcia Silva: 
The Italian needed running cards to a straight flush or full house in order to survive but the 
turn and 
river were of no help.
"I folded pocket queens," Juan Bastida Perez mentioned in table chat after he had escaped from of a preflop raising war in which Kimmo Kurko was at risk for what appeared to be 26,000. The Finn was looked up by Pablo Battista, who had the superior stack but inferior pocket pair.
Kimmo Kurko:
Pablo Battista: 
The 
board delivered one of the two jacks right away and Kurko was knocked out.
Adan Soler Fernandez clashed with Jose Manuel Gonzalez soon after the latter had sat down and called a bet worth 10,100 on the turn. Gonzalez then pushed the 
river for 13,600 and Soler Fernandez folded.
The field size has increased to 59 entries and some participants have opted to re-enter. New faces in the field include Jordi Corominas Puig and Jose Manuel Gonzalez.
Heads-up to the turn, Antonio D'Ascenzo bet 1,500 in the small blind and was called by Enric Marti Nadal on the button. D'Ascenzo also bet the river for 3,700 and once his table neighbour called, the Italian sent his cards into the muck to forfeit the pot.
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