Kemal Aslan raised to 22,000 from under the gun and called a shove from Harry Ross in the big blind for his last 20 big blinds or so.
Kemal Aslan: 
Harry Ross: 
Ross had gotten it in dominated and the board ran out 
and he was eliminated, with Aslan moving above average in chips which now stands at around 550,000.
Krasimir Yankov, Ricardo Da Rocha and Mohamed Mokrani all saw a flop of 
and it checked to Yankov. He bet 26,000 and Da Rocha was the only caller.
The turn 
was checked by both players and Da Rocha bet 35,000 on the 
river.
Yankov called and Da Rocha turned over 
for a straight and Yankov mucked.
Bryan Paris three-bet jammed out of the big blind for 133,000 and picked up a quick call by initial raiser Tomas Paiva.
Paris was trailing with 
versus 
and the 
board provided no help for the American pro.
Sebastian Sorensson had been able to double his short stack several times to stay afloat but the 2017 PokerStars Championship Barcelona Main Event champion would eventually run out of fortune.
Down to the last 68,000, he was all in against table neighbor Aleksandr Sheshukov and the following cards were tabled.
Sebastian Sorensson: 
Aleksandr Sheshukov: 
Sorensson called for diamonds but the 
board let the kicker play as the eight was already counterfeited.
Stefan Egermann had 85,000 in front of him and Paul Hong shipped it in behind him for 242,000. Egermann reluctantly called it off and saw he was miles behind.
Paul Hong: 
Stefan Egermann: 
Not a drop of sweat was spilled by Hong during the 
rundown, locking the double on the turn.
Thomas Boivin clashed once more with Sorin Flutur and had a flip with against 
.
Boivin picked up a lot of equity on the 
turn but the 
river came a blank to send the Belgian to the rail.
Erwan Louer was all-in and Fidan Zahiti called from a few seats over.
Erwan Louer: 
Fidan Zahiti:
The board ran out 
for Zahitit to hit top pair on the flop and improve to two pair on the turn to eliminate Louer.
Harry Ross raised from under the gun and was called by Hady El Asmar in the small blind and Pierre Calamusa in the big blind. El Asmar bet the 
flop for 20,000 and Neuville raised to 325,000, which covered both of his opponents. Ross eventually folded and El Asmar snap-called all in for around 220,000.
Hady El Asmar:
Pierre Calamusa:
The board completed with the turn and river, improving Calamusa to a flush.
"I had queen jack of spades," Ross said in table chat.
Raphael Wimmer got his shorter stack in with ace-jack and had a flip against the of Nazim Shala.
The board came and that spelled the end for Wimmer.
Aleksandr Merzhvsinkiy raised to 110,000 from the cutoff and kept 15,000 behind. Action folded to Ricardo Da Rocha in the big blind who shoved with the bigger stack. As a pay jump was up, Merzhvinskiy tanked and asked for a count. The dealer initially hesitated in doing so but when the floor was called over, he complied. Da Rocha had 482,000 behind.
Merzhvinskiy tanked, displaying his five time bank cards in front of him. Over on another table, an all-in and call could be heard and by the time the fourth time bank card was used, Merzhvinskiy made the call.
Aleksandr Merzhvinskiy:
Ricardo Da Rocha: 
The board ran out 
for Merzhvinskiy to hit the river to stay alive and pick up the pay jump.
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