Kayhan Mokri stole the blinds and big blind ante once with a raise for almost all of his chips.
He then defended against a min-raise by Pedro Garagnani and check-folded the 
flop to a bet worth 150,000.
Soon after, Andre Marques limped the small blind and Mokri checked the option from the big blind. The 
flop saw Marques with a bet of 110,000, shy of the minimum, but it didn't matter as Mokri quickly folded anyways.
Andre Marques just gave Pablo Navarro a walk on the short stack but then shoved all in on the button. Navarro called off his stack of around 900,000 in the small blind and Kayhan Mokri folded his big blind.
Pablo Navarro: 2♥2♣
Andre Marques: 10♦8♠
The flop came 8♦6♠4♦ and Marques picked up a pair of eights to take the lead. The Q♠ on the turn and the 5♥ on the river changed nothing, sending Navarro home in fourth place. He will also be adding €12,500 in bounties to his total.
Andre Marques raised it up to 250,000 on the button and Pablo Navarro three-bet to 900,000 in the small blind.
It folded back to the Portuguese, who pondered about his decision for a while to then push all-in. Navarro beat him into the pot with a snap-call in a fraction of a second.
Andre Marques: 
Pablo Navarro: 
Marques continued Ren Lin's "Lady Gaga" tune and spiked one of them on the 
flop, leaving Navarro quite frustrated. Neither the 
turn nor the 
river provided the three-outer and Marques doubled for 2,620,000 to take the lead.
On the first hand back from the break, Pablo Navarro shipped all in from under the gun. Andre Marques peeled his cards in the big blind and called off his stack of 1,250,000.
Andre Marques: 
Pablo Navarro:
The flop of 
provided a sweat with Navarro picking up some counterfeit outs. However, the 
and runout bricked off and Marques doubled up.
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Level: 25
Blinds: 60,000/120,000
Ante: 120,000
Pablo Navarro pushed all in on the button with two of the shorter stacks in the blinds. Pedro Garagnani woke up with a premium in the big blind and called off his last 1,130,000 chips.
Pedro Garagnani:
Pablo Navarro: 
The board ran out 
and Garagnani made a straight to double-up through the chip leader. Garagnani redeemed two of his bounty chips for a total of €12,500.
The remaining four players are now going on a 15-minute break before resuming the end of the tournament.
Once it folded all the way to Kayhan Mokri in the small blind, he simply pushed all-in and into the big blind of Ren Lin. With just 450,000 behind, Lin called and predicted to be ahead despite holding a very mediocre hand.
Ren Lin: 
Kayhan Mokri: 
Lin was indeed in the lead with his jack-high but Mokri improved on the 
flop. Neither player improved with the turn and the river for Lin to bow out in fifth place. He cashed for €35,050 and then redeemed his three bounties for additional paydays of €7,500, €7,500 and €10,000 respectively.
Mokri was pondering whether or not to wait but with five further €7,500 left up for grabs, he picked the envelope with the higher prize.
The action folded to Pablo Navarro who was the big stack on the button. Navarro announced all in and Tom Orpaz called off his last 875,000 chips from the small blind.
Tom Orpaz:
Pablo Navarro: 
The flop came and Orpaz took the lead with a pair of queens. However, the on the turn put Navarro back in control. The 
bricked out on the river and Orpaz was eliminated.
After a few small pots without any chip movements, Pablo Navarro had chipped up by a few blinds.
The Spaniard then raised to 200,000 from under the gun and it folded all the way back to Mauricio Ferreira Pais in the big blind. He three-bet to 500,000 as one of the chip leaders with a stack of around 20 blinds. Navarro pushed all-in and Ferreira Pais beat him into the pot.
Mauricio Ferreira Pais:
Pablo Navarro: 
The 
flop brought some equity to Navarro, who asked for running diamonds. With the 
turn, his outs were reduced to four but he spiked one of them with the 
river. Both stacks were counted and Navarro was ahead by three blinds.
Ferreira Pais earned a cash prize of €21,550 and €72,500 in bounties that he had collected along the way.
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