Pedro Marques four-bet shoved into Ramiro Petrone and a quick call followed to see the Portuguese at risk.
Pedro Marques: 
Ramiro Petrone: 
The board came 
and the kicker played to send Marques to the payout desk.
Pavel Ignatov was all in with the 
and faced two overcards on the other side of the table, as Jean Ferreira turned over the 
.
Ferreira immediately flopped a superior pair on 
, and the turn and 
river sent Ignatov to the rail.
Florian Jouvenet raised to 8,000 and picked up one caller from one seat over. Andrii Derzhypilskiy then moved all in for 100,000 and Jouvenet jammed over the top to isolate.
Andrii Derzhypilskiy: 
Florian Jouvenet:
The board came 
and Derzhypilskiy doubled.
Danny Tang opened to 8,000 under the gun and Johnny Nedved three-bet to 25,000 from one seat over. Bruno Lopes called from the hijack along with Francois Billard in the big blind, but Tang let it go.
The dealer spread a flop of 
and Billard and Nedved checked. Lopes threw in a bet of 45,000, that was enough to claim the pot.
The first chip millionaire in the 2019 EPT Barcelona Main Event has been crowned as Andres Korn crossed that elusive figure by sending a short-stacked Tobias Schaaf to the rail.
Tobias Schaaf:
Andres Korn: 
The board came 
and the pocket pair held up.
Vadzim Lipauka was also all in and at risk holding the 
and Arsenii Karmatckii called with . On a 
board, ace-queen high was enough to let Lipauka double.
Ivan Raich was all in preflop for his last 60,000, holding , and was facing Luis Velador with 
for a flip situation. The board brought no card to Velador and Raich's pair of nines held to give him the double up.
Michael Hooper sat under the gun and he managed to get his money in the middle with 
and he put Afshin Taheri from the big blind at risk of elimination with .
The board fell and Hooper his pair of jacks held.
Within quick succession, Lyudmil Ivanov, Theodore McQuilkin and Govert Metaal have been eliminated in the money.
Ivanov was the first to fall from the trio when his ended up second-best to the of Monte-Carlo finalist Viktor Katzenberger on a 
run out.
Further eliminations are expected to come at a rapid pace.
On a flop reading 
and with around 22,000 in the middle, Markku Koplimaa checked from the big blind and Audrius Navickas bet 7,000 under the gun. Koplimaa check-called.
The turn came the 
and Koplimaa check-called another bet of 20,000 from Navickas. The 
river completed the board and was checked around. Navickas showed 
for a pair of jacks and Koplimaa revealed 
to rake in the pot with a pair of queens.
According to the table, Hassan Sey thought he had lost his entire stack earlier due to an all-in and call hand and was making his way to the exit when the table realized he still had one 500-chip left and called him back.
With only a quarter of an ante, Sey managed to find many double-ups and even reach the money with 82,000 chips. "A chip and a chair" has never been so true for the Finnish player.
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