Fredrik Skarfstad moved all in from the button for 300,000 and Torben Sorensen called in the small blind.
Fredrik Skarfstad: 
Torben Sorensen: 
Sorensen leapt into the lead on the 
flop with a pair of queens and Skarfstad couldn't hit any miracles on the 
runout as he headed for the rail.
"Can't be stopped," tablemate Scott Margereson said to Sorensen following the hand.
Simon Brandstrom, the defending champion from 2019, raised to 50,000 from the hijack as Enrico Mosca and Sergi Panella Navarro came along from the blinds.
The flop came 
and action checked to Brandstrom, who continued for 55,000. Only Mosca called as Panella Navarro got out of the way.
Brandstrom bet another 175,000 on the turn and Mosca again called as the 
appeared on the river.
Mosca this time moved all in for around 350,000. Brandstrom, with around the same amount behind, went into the tank and used a time bank card before mucking.
Mosca showed 
for a missed flush draw to a round of "wows" from the table.
Emmanuel Lopez raised to 50,000 from middle position and Patrik Jaros three-bet to 150,000 from the hijack. Giuliano Bendinelli four-bet to 375,000 from the cutoff and Lopez quickly folded but Jaros thought for a long while, using one of his time bank cards, before five-betting to 875,000.
Action was back on Bendinelli who went deep into the tank as well, using three time bank cards, before opting to let it go.
The action was picked up in a heads-up pot between Guiseppe Moio and Ramiro Petrone. The flop was 
in a pot of roughly 140,000 and Moio moved all in from the big blind for 160,000. Petrone made the call and the cards were on their backs.
Guiseppe Moio: 
Ramiro Petrone: 
Moio was slightly ahead with only king-high against the flush draw and two live cards of Petrone. The board ran out 
and , dodging all of Petrone's outs and securing the double up for Moio.
Jaspal Brar was all in for about 600,000 from the cutoff against Wojciech Szczytkowski was in the hijack.
Jaspal Brar: 
Wojciech Szczytkowski: 
The runout was 
and Szczytkowski claimed the pot, ending Brar's tournament life.
Gergely Kulcsar opened to 50,000 in the cutoff, Torben Sorensen shoved all in for 505,000 in the small blind, and Kulcsar called.
Torben Sorensen: 
Gergely Kulcsar:
Sorensen was in good shape and flopped top set as the dealer fanned out 
, although he did have to fade a gutshot draw. The 
and completed the board, however, to safely secure his double.
It's a second deep run for 2019 EPT Barcelona Main Event champion Simon Brandstrom who has made it through to Day 4, and is on the hunt for a second EPT Main Event title.
"Three years ago seems like a long time ago," he told PokerNews, "But at the same time it feels like not too long ago that I won this event. I've been at home, like most people, been studying a bit poker-wise and doing other things as well."
Belarmino De Souza got the rest of his chips in from the big blind and was at risk against Giuliano Bendinelli in the small blind.
Belarmino De Souza: 
Giuliano Bendinelli:
The board ran out 
to keep the sixes in front, and De Souza was sent to the payout desk.
Radoslav Stoyanov raised to 50,000 in the hjiack before Peter Jaksland moved all in for 295,000 in the cutoff. Stoyanov gave it some thought before calling.
Peter Jaksland:
Radoslav Stoyanov: 
The board ran out 
and Stoyanov's two fives stayed ahead and sent Jaksland to the rail.
"Good game, everyone," Jaksland said as he tapped the felt and left the table.
With roughly 1,400,000 in the pot on a 
completed board, Paul Fischill moved all in from the hijack for 640,000. Gaelle Baumann was in the cutoff and thought about her decision, but the Frenchwoman sent her cards into the muck to concede the pot.
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