Nuno Capucho shoved all in for his last 880,000 and the action folded around to Thomas De Rooij in the big blind. He asked for a count and then called.
Capucho: 
De Rooij: 
The 
flop gave De Rooij a sweat, and while the 
turn changed nothing, the 
river completed a flush for De Rooij and he sent Capucho to the rail.
There will now be a short break to redraw and set up the last two tables.
Morten Mortensen won the first pot on the feature table and Jean-Jacques had to forfeit his big blind. Then, Sebastian Malec raised from under the gun and Zeitoun shoved for his last five big blinds, Malec snap-called.
Zeitoun: 
Malec: 
The flop of 
gave Zeitoun some hope with the additional flush draw, but both the 
turn and 
river blanked to see Zeitoun eliminated in 16th place for €57,120.
Hand #1:
Alisan Holozlu called Harcharan Dogra Dogra's bet of 180,000 pre-flop from the big blind. Dogra Dogra was in mid position and both players checked the 
flop.
The turn of 
prompted a bet of 200,000 from Holozlu, but it was called by Dogra Dogra. And on the river , Holozlu's move all in was also called. Holozlu had been bluffing with a gut-shot from the flop that missed both streets that Dogra Dogra hit.
Hand #2
Holozlu was all in very soon afterwards with 
over Er's opening bet of 165k from the hijack position. Er called it off, and Holozlu in the small blind needed help, because Er had called with 
.
The board of 
gave him only the briefest of hopes on the turn, but that was quickly extinguished, and so is he in terms of the EPT Barcelona Main Event this season.
A huge hand has seen Mikahil Molchanov bust here in 14th place at the EPT Barcelona Main Event. He can consider himself horrendously unlucky to be out of the tournament.
Molchanov was all-in from the button for 2.15m and was up against Pavel Plesuv in the small blind.
Mikhail Molchanov:
Pavel Plesuv: 
The flop of 
put Molchanov in control of the hand and likely to double up, a 95% shot in fact. But the turn and river 
gave Plesuv the unlikeliest of straights and sent Molchanov crashing out of the Main Event.
In twenty seconds, Mikhail Molchanov has gone from looking good to make the final table in an event where top prize is over €1.1m to out with €69,170 instead. Plesuv has 5.82m and an eye on the next deal.
Zorlu Er raised to 185,000 from early position and Konstantin Puchkov flat-called with a stack of less than one million in total. On the button, Thomas De Rooij three-bet to 600,000 and Er asked for the amount of the reraise and the stack behind of the Dutchman. Er then folded and Puchkov cut out his stack carefully before just calling.
On the 
flop, Puchkov moved all in for around 260,000 and De Rooij snap-called.
Puchkov:
De Rooij:
The turn and 
river were both blanks and Puchkov was eliminated in 13th place for €81,700.
From under the gun, Andrea Cortellazzi moved all in for 10 big blind and Zorlu Er asked for a count. The shove of the Italian was for 1,005,000 and Er then called, the rest of the table folded.
Cortellazzi: 
Er: 
The board ran out 
and there was no help for the Italian, his roller coaster ride throughout the day ended in 12th place for a payday of €81,700.
Thomas De Rooij raised to 225,000 from the cutoff and Alexandru Baron moved all in from one seat over. The action folded back to De Rooij, and he asked for a count.
Once it was determined to be 1,425,000, he tossed in the obligatory chip and a coin flip was about to unfold while the camera team gathered around the outer table.
Baron: 
De Rooij: 
While the 
flop changed nothing, the 
on the turn improved De Rooij to a pair of aces. A blank river sent Baron to the rail and one player will now be moved from the feature table to balance the last 10 players on two tables.
At nine, they will combine for the unofficial final table, and the goal of the day is to reach the final six.
It happened again! Morten Mortensen is left mortified after a horrible bad beat has busted him in 10th place exactly four seasons after he busted in 10th place in the 2012 EPT Barcelona Main Event.
Adam Owen raised under the gun to 230,000 and Pavel Plesuv called in the cut off. Morten Mortensen raised to 775,000 from the small blind, and when Adam Owen shoved all-in for almost ten million chips, Mortensen quickly called it off.
Morten Mortensen:
Adam Owen:
The flop of 
kept Mortensen ahead, improving on his 69% pre-flop chance percentage. But the turn was a nightmare for him, and despite having seven outs on the river, he could find neither a king or a jack as the ended his tournament in the worst possible way.
While Mortensen's rail are dejected, Adam Owen's fans have gone crazy. Their man has 15 million chips, a vast lead over the field and every chance of making the EPT Main Event final table as leader. Neither he - or Morten - can hardly believe what just happened.
Hand #5: Stephen Malone raised from under the gun for 255,000. Zorlu Er three-bet to 975,000 in the next seat. Folded round to Malone, the Irishman shoved all in for 3,800,000 and Er called it off!
Er:
Malone:
The flop of kept Malone ahead, as did the , but three-outer river of the skittled Ireland's Stephen Malone in brutal, brutal fashion.
Hand #7: Pavel Plesuv raised to 255,000 from the hijack and Reichenstein called on the button, as did Andreas Chalkiadakis in the big blind.
The flop came 
, and the action checked to Reichenstein. He bet 560,000 and Chalkiadakis asked "you have like three behind?" Reichenstein replied "I started the hand with 4.2". Chalkiadakis then folded and Plesuv check-raised all in for 2,375,000. Reichenstein called and Plesuv was the player at risk.
Plesuv:
Reichenstein: 
The turn changed nothing, as neither player held a diamond. And the river reduced the field to seven with less than a dozen hands played. Plesuv takes home €165,950 for his efforts and the action will stop for the day when there are just six participants remaining.
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