Scott Margereson in the hijack raised to 36,000, with only 13,000 behind. Filho Duarte Ferreira in the big blind raised all-in and Margereson made the call.
Scott Margereson: 7♦7♠ 
Filho Duarte Ferreira: K♣Q♥
Duarte Ferreira flopped top pair on 4♠8♥K♦, but Margereson found a straight draw with the 6♠ turn. However the A♦ river didn't help him and he was eliminated.
Albert Grane was all in for 423,000 on the button against the bigger-stacked Sergio Carro Marin in the big blind.
Albert Grane: A♠A♥
Sergio Carro Marin: J♥J♠
Grane had the goods and held for a sizable double as the board ran out K♥8♣K♦8♥5♦.
Level: 17
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
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Artus Gimenez raised to 10,000 under the gun and only Kai Saarnio defended from the big blind.
Saarnio started with a check on the 3♥5♣10♠ flop, and Gimenez bet 15,000. Saarnio checked his cards one last time, then check-jammed for about 45,000. Gimenez got an exact count from the dealer then called with the covering stack.
Kai Saarnio: Q♠5♠
Artus Gimenez: 8♣7♣
Saarnio was ahead with his pair of fives until the 8♥ turn improved Gimenez to a pair of eights. The A♦ completed the board and all of Saarnio's stack was absorbed into Gimenez.
Oscar Alache opened to 12,000 in middle position and Sergi Escote three-bet jammed a stack of around 60,000 from middle position. El Mostafa Bel Khayate then four-bet to around 170,000 in the big blind and Alache used several time banks before calling with slightly less.
Sergi Escote: A♣Q♣
Oscar Alache: A♠K♠
El Mostafa Bel Khayate: A♦7♦
"Seven is good! Seven is good!" Khayate kept cheering, but it was a queen that landed on the flop of J♣3♠Q♠ as the board finished out 9♣Q♦ to earn Escote a triple as a decent side pot went Alache's way.
Jon Sataoen opened to 11,000 from early position. Mohamed Aissani in the big blind raised all-in and Sataoen called, being the player at risk for 102,000.
Jon Sataoen: A♥A♣
Mohamed Aissani: 10♥10♣
Sataoen kept the lead all the way through a board of 3♥7♦4♣2♦8♣ and doubled up.
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