Giovanni Gallo raised all in for 1.3m from the hijack and only Alberto Ah Line called before the blinds folded.
Giovanni Gallo: 
Alberto Ah Line: 
Board: 
There was a glimmer of hope for Gallo on the flop when he paired his five, but no further help came from the turn or river as he was eliminated just minutes after the restart in level 34.
Gallo walks away with €44,350 for his 10th place finish in EPT Barcelona National.
Level: 34
Blinds: 150,000/300,000
Ante: 300,000
The players are now on a 20-minute break.
Julien Martini raised to 525,000, Jan Teunis called on the button and Mariano Leandro Hyon defended his big blind. The 
flop got checked to Teunis, who bet 1,000,000. Leandro folded and Martini check-called. Both players checked the 
on the turn.
On the 
river, Martini led out for 2,400,000 and Teunis snap-called. Martini tabled 
for queens and eights, but much to his surprise Teunis cooked up 
and scooped up the pot.
In the hand after busting Arni Gunnarsson, Claudio Di Giacomo open-shoved from the small blind. Yunsheng Sun called all in for around 3 million from the big blind.
Claudio Di Giacomo: 
Yunsheng Sun: 
The 
flop gave Di Giacomo some more outs and he added the clubs as well on the 
turn. The on the river left nothing to the imagination and Sun had to part ways in 11th place. The man from China received €44,350 for his deep run.
The action folded around to Arni Gunnarsson on the button, and he moved all in for 2.6m. Claudio Di Giacomo was in the big blind and got the dealer to count Gunnarsson's stack. Once it was confirmed he gave himself ten seconds to think before he made the call.
Arni Gunnarsson: 
Claudio Di Giacomo: 
Board: 
Di Giacomo's pocket pair held on the board as Gunnarsson wasn't able to get any help from the community cards. The player from Iceland saw his deep run come to an end and picked up €39,150 for his efforts.
Down to 1,825,000 in chips, Michal Casnocha shoved all in from the cutoff.
"Finally!" Jan Teunis cheered before looking at his cards. He then quickly flicked in calling chips on the button and the blinds folded.
Michal Casnocha: 
Jan Teunis:
Casnocha stood up and cheered in Slovakian. His eyes lighted up when the dealer put out an 
flop, propelling him into a substantial lead. The turn was the and Casnocha called for a spade.
Unfortunately for him, the river was the , pairing Teunis' kicker and ending his run in 13th place.
"Ok guys, good luck," he smiled before walking away.
Jerome L'Hostis raised to 475,000 from under the gun, and Joris Ruijs moved all in for around 5.5m from middle position. The action folded back around to L'Hostis who snap-called.
Joris Ruijs: 
Jerome L'Hostis:
Board:
Ruijs saw the bad news that L'Hostis held pocket aces, and he would need a lot of help to survive. After the dealer revealed the flop, turn and river, Ruijs' hand didn't improve, and his exit in 14th place for €34,650 was sealed.
Joel Visa Jordana shoved all in for 2,925,000 from the cutoff. Roger Taieb in the big blind decided to make the call to put Visa at risk.
Joel Visa Jordana:
Roger Taieb:
A split pot would've been the most expected outcome, but instead, it was Taieb who won it all on the river with the worse starting hand: 
. Visa's EPT National run came to an end in 15th place.
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