Aladin Mrkaljevic had patiently waited for a spot to get his shorter stack into the middle and finally found one with the 
on the button. Abderrazak Chah looked him up with the 
and the 
flop produced a set for the Dane.
"Let's fucking go," he said and then left his chair to do a couple of push ups on the live stream. However, the mandatory sweat followed on the 
turn only for the 
river to brick and keep Mrkaljevic in contention.
In a battle of short stacks, Fernando Banda was all-in with the 
. Marc Granja Galante was ahead preflop in the small blind with the 
and prevailed thanks to the 
board.
Moments later, Esteban Calvet Martos was knocked out from one table over and there are currently 73 contestants still in the mix of which half will make the money.
In a three-bet pot to the 
flop, Alin Grasu bet 12,500 out of the small blind and was called by Alex Baena from under the gun. The 
followed on the turn and Grasu now check-called for 23,000. Both opted to check the 
on the river and Grasu tabled the 
.
Baena flashed his 
and lost a pot that could have been significantly bigger in a battle between two overpairs to then get moved tables.
Over on the feature table, Melika Razavi caught a break when she was all-in with the . Bhavin Khatri held the superior hand in when both flopped the top pair on the . However, Razavi caught running cards to a full house on the 
turn and river to pull ahead of Khatri.
Heads-up to the 
flop, David Garcia Silva check-jammed into a bet worth 12,000 by Maria Ho and was instantly called by Ho with the superior stack.
David Garcia Silva:
Maria Ho: 
The turn instantly improved the Spaniard and the 
river didn't matter anymore. Their table broke right after and both ended up on the same table again.
Level: 14
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 3,000
The next bigger pot over on table 53 was played between Kevin Nader and Sandro Hauser with the former on the button. On a completed board of 
, Hauser pushed all-in with the far superior stack and that sent Nader into the tank.
Ultimately, no call followed as Hauser earned the pot without showdown. Nader then complained that Hauser had surpassed the 30-second shot clock on a previous street and his hand should have been declared dead even though the Swiss still has time bank chips behind.
Adrian Costin Constantin was spotted on his way out of the tournament area and Ricardo Freire Mateus was kind enough to provide the details for the elimination of the former champion. According to the Portuguese, he had jammed blind on blind into the shorter stack of Constantin who had around 26,000 behind.
The of Freire Mateus fell behind versus 
on a king-high flop that contained two clubs. Another club followed on the river and that spelled the end for the Romanian.
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