Slaven Popov has increased his chip lead, he bet 475,000 on the turn of a 
board, Maximilian Senft called before checking the 
river. Popov responded before moving all in, Senft tanked for several minutes before folding 
face up.
Ran Ilani moved all in from the button are Hossein Ensan called in the small blind.
Ilani: 
Ensan: 
The board came 
and neither player improved meaning Ilani was sent to the rail.
Markus Garberg re-shoved over an open from Hossein Ensan and got a quick call.
Garberg said, “Flush.” turning over and saw he was facing the 
of Ensan.
The cards ran out 
. No flush appeared and Garberg hit the rail.
On a flop of 
Mikkel Nielsen was in the small blind and checked it over to current chip leader Daniel Dvoress who bet 85,000. Nielsen made the call and they went to the turn card 
.
Nielsen then check-called a bet of 185,000 from Dvoress and they saw a river card 
. A final check from Nielsen saw a further bet of a chunky 325,000 and although he looked like he didn’t love it Nielsen made the call. Dvoress tabled having hit top pair but the 
flush of Nielsen was good.
No miracle comeback for the unlucky Jan Heitmann, he was all in with 
but couldn't beat 
which made a pair of tens on the turn for good measure.
Level: 24
Blinds: 12,000/24,000
Ante: 3,000
Here's a little dinner break snack for you all!
Spanish November Niner Andoni Larrabe might be among the most relaxed finalists of this November's WSOP Main Event final table. Larrabe has played a few events here in Barcelona, but for the most part he's been relaxing after making the biggest final table of the year. Here's his story.
The players are having a seventy five minute dinner break.
[Removed:40] opened for 40,000 and faced a three-bet of 98,000 from Mikkel Nielsen. The blinds folded and it got back to Vitagliano who gave it some thought before announcing all in.
Nielsen made the call with 
and gave a relieved shout of , “Come on.” When he saw the of Vitagliano.
The cards fell 
and Nielsen got his double up.
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