Being already up to more than a million, it has become somewhat fun for Gabriel Jimenez to push around the short stacks. Yan Dany was all in for 60,000 with 
and flipped against the 
of his opponent. The board ran out 
and Jimenez made the straight on the river.
Matas Cimbolas raised to 22,000 and received a three-bet from Jay Santos one seat over for 51,000. Cimbolas called and they saw the heads-up flop of 
. Cimbolas check-raised fro 42,000 to 122,000 and was called by the Portuguese before the 
fell on the turn.
The Lithuanian moved all in for 374,000 and Santos eventually called off after some consideration. As soon as he had done so, Cimbolas flipped over his 
and Santos already pushed over stacks to his opponent as he was drawing dead with 
. The meaningless 
river saw Cimbolas move up to more than a million whereas Santos is now short.
Soufiane Abbouti raised and then folded after both Mohamed Sekkat as well as Aziz Nana went to war behind with Nana at risk of elimination. He was way ahead with 
, but Sekkat improved on the turn of a 
board, holding the 
,
After a raise to 40,000 by Toufik Ourini, who had been losing a lot of chips just prior to the bubble, Mehdi Senhaji clicked it to 80,000 and was called by the Moroccan to see a flop of 
. Ourini check-called all in for his last 50,000 with 
for the gut shot and Senhaji's 
stayed ahead after two blanks on turn and river.
Elias Fernandez Miguel followed to the rail a few moments later and the field has been reduced to 43 players.
Level: 21
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 1,000
David Haziza, Lucas Orsatelli and Shahriar Soltaninassab have all been eliminated and received the initial payout of 25,000 Dirhams, which equals to €2,353.
With the board of 
being already complete and having gathered a pot of 180,000 chips, Jay Santos bet 117,000 and Laura Gallardo was in the think tank. Ultimately the bet was called and Santos showed 
, which won the pot and left some opponents on the table surprised.
Matas Cimbolas for example asked "how is your bluff the best hand?"
Yet another player from Portugal has been sent to the rail in cruel fashion and it was Ricardo Manquant with a move, who left the opponent very short. The 
of the Frenchman improved against the 
of the Portuguese on a board of 
and suddenly Manquant has a decent stack.
Mehdi Senhaji won a huge flip with 
against the of Jorge Coello Esmoris on a board of 
and left his opponent very short. The remaining stack vanished with 
against 
and Coello Esmoris headed to the payout desk.
Karim Lehoussine got his stack of 120,000 chips in preflop with 
and Manuel Makiadi looked him up with the . The flop was quite deadly for the player at risk and the ]3s] turn and river just a formality.
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