Pablo Lario Hernandez on the button jammed for 7,800. Andrei Gyongy in the big blind looked at his cards and made it clear that he didn't have a very good hand but had to call.
Pablo Lario Hernandez: K♣9♠ 
Andrei Gyongy: Q♣6♠
Gyongy flopped a pair on 7♥A♦Q♦J♥2♠ to send Lario to the rail.
Gustavo Martin Becchio in the hijack was seen at risk for 7,300 against Mykyta Andrusiak on the button.
Gustavo Martin Becchio: J♣10♠
Mykyta Andrusiak: A♣10♦
Martin managed to flop top pair on 9♠7♠J♦, but the 8♥3♣ runout completed a straight for both players so they split the pot.
Level: 6
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 1,000
Cards went on their backs with Duvan Arias Mosquera in the small blind with 5,500 facing Karl Pineault in early position with 40,000 and Mathieu Choffardet in the big blind who had them covered.
Duvan Arias Mosquera: K♦Q♦
Karl Pineault: K♥K♠
Mathieu Choffardet: A♥J♦
After a flop of 3♣6♣7♦, Arias found a flush draw with the 5♦ turn. The J♣ river however kept Pineault's kings in the lead so he scooped the pot while Arias was eliminated.
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Level: 5
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 800
Leonardo Moreta Quishpe opened from under the gun. He was called by Gregorio Riesgo De Castro in the cutoff and by Juan Placer Rueda and Jesus Gutierrez Guerrero, both in the blinds.
Moreta continued for 2,300 on the 4♦Q♦Q♥. Riesgo and Placer quickly folded, and Moreta eventually check-folded as well. Moreta made him understand that he would have prefer him to call, as he had K♣Q♠ for trips.
Petar Andreev opened to 1,200 from under the gun. He was called by Duvan Arias Mosquera to his left and Dongxu Wang in the hijack. Karl Pineault in the cutoff however squeezed to 5,200 to make Andreev and Arias fold. Wang however made the call.
The dealer fanned a flop of 7♥10♣7♣. Pineault continued for 6,000 and Wang quickly check-folded.
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