A huge all-in and call on the flop of 
saw Neculai Macovei all-in with 
and he was considerably behind Andrea Cortellazzi's 
and likely to double-up his opponent. That happened when the board ran out 
on the turn and 
on the river.
Coretellazzi leaps to 897,000, while Macovei dwindles down to 130,000. He needs a great final 15 minutes of the Main Event here in Barcelona.
Germany's Philipp Gruissem was trending down in the last hour, but scored a much needed double-up-and-then-some in the last level of the day. Adem Marjanovic opened to 22,000 in early position and Rui Sousa three-bet the button to 59,000. Gruissem shoved all in for 86,000 from the big blind, Marjanovic called and Sousa put the few extra chips in.
Philipp Gruissem: 
Rui Sousa: 
The flop 
paired Gruissem, but gave Sousa some hope with a double belly-buster straight draw. The turn and river 
were bricks, and Gruissem raked in the pot.
Tomas Macnamara raised to 22,000 from early position and Wael Sarkis then three-bet all in for 227,000 from the cutoff. Macnamara asked for a count and eventually called, only to see Sarkis with the slightly superior kicker.
Sarkis: 
Macnamara: 
The 
was even worse news for Macnamara, as Sarkis had the flush draw on top. Neither the 
turn nor the 
river provided a miracle and Sarkis doubled.
Elcio Luiz Romao was all in for around 130,000 with the 
and Georgios Zisimopoulos looked him up with the 
. The board came 
and Zisimopoulos paired his jack to claim the pot and eliminate Romao.
Harrison Gimbel (pictured) will not be winning the EPT Barcelona Main Event this season, after busting with just 45 minutes to go in the day's play.
Gimbel was all-in for 220,000 with 
on the button and Jean-Jacques Zeitoun made the call in the big blind.
The board of 
was cruel for Gimbel as Zeitoun hit the river to bust him. As he did so, he slammed his palm down onto the table in celebration. Gimbel was humble in defeat and wished the table good luck as he made his way out.
Alejandro Belluccia raised to 22,000 from under the gun and Dorian Rios Pavon on the button as well as Jerome Sgorrano in the big blind. On the flop, the action checked to Rios Pavon who bet 44,000. Only Sgorrano called and the on the turn went check, check.
After the 
river, Sgorrano bet 65,000 and Rios Pavon quickly called, then sighed and mucked when Sgorrano showed him 
for a flush.
Pavel Veksler opened to 23,000 from the cutoff and Alexander Greenblatt three-bet all in for 59,000 from the small blind. Greenblatt was the second shortest chip stack at the last break, and is hoping to get his tournament back on track in the last level before the end of Day 3.
Day 2 chip leader Nicolas Chouity was in the big blind and he thought a while before four-betting to 100,000. Veksler folded and the cards were turned over.
Greenblatt's tournament life was in the balance with 
while Chouity held 
. However, the queen on a flop set him well on his way to a double up, and the board ran out 
securing that Greenblatt survived.
Tomas Macnamara raised to 22,000 from the cutoff and Diego Zeiter called in the big blind.
The flop came and both players checked. The turn was the and Zeiter checked to Macnamara who bet 27,000. Zeiter then check-raised his opponent to 60,000 and Macnamara called.
The river was the . Zeiter bet 100,000 and Macnamara snap-called.
Zeiter turned over 
for a full house, eights full of jacks, but Macnamara had rivered a bigger house with , jacks full of eights, to take the pot and move up over 500,000 in chips
Georgios Zisimopoulos and Vojtech Ruzicka are seated next to each other and letting the chips fly. Zisimopoulos already four-bet Ruzicka a couple of times, showing monsters like queen-ten offsuit to rub it in. In their latest clash, it now was Ruzicka with the last laugh.
On a 
board, Ruzicka checked, Zisimopoulos bet 63,000, and Ruzicka check-shoved for 430,000. After a minute, a disgusted Zisimopoulos reluctantly folded 
face-up, only to get rubbed the in his face by Ruzicka. Poker is fun.
Peyman Luth raised to 25,000 from the button and Ping Liu shoved from one seat over in the small blind for 201,000. Luth spent more than two minutes before making up his mind and eventually called.
Liu: 
Luth: 
When the German saw the cards of his opponent, he was relieved. But it only lasted for a second, as the flop came , nd the expression turned into frustration. Neither the turn nor the river changed anything and Liu doubled to get almost even in chips.
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