Late on Day 1c, Mantas Zobiela had battled with Jose Manuel Gonzalez and won a larger pot to deny the Spaniard a bigger lead.
That may have played a role in the large pot that unfolded this time once more. It all kicked off with a raise by Gonzalez and a large three-bet by Zobiela, which led to the 
flop. Zobiela bet 80,000 and received a call, which created a pot of around 400,000.
The 
turn was checked by Zobiela, who had around 670,000 behind and Gonzalez then pushed all-in. A long tank by the Lithuanian followed and he eventually called it off when the clock was called on him.
Mantas Zobiela: 
Jose Manuel Gonzalez: 
Both were chasing a flush and Gonzalez had the bottom pair to go with it. One flush arrived as the 
fell on the river, knocking out Zobiela in a massive pot.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
2,400,000
550,000
|
550,000 |
|
||
|
Busted | |
while Nills Mallon tabled the 
.
and the pocket pair held for Mallon to double for 762,000.
. He flipped against table neighbour Malo Latinois with the 
flop.
turn and 
flop gave Ly a gutshot on top of the live cards but he missed on the 
turn and 
river to bow out next.
flop. Lebrun bet 30,000 only for Godin to shove for 222,000 and Lebrun tank-called just before the clock was called on her.
turn instantly improved Godin to make the 
for a bluff gone wrong.
flop and the 
