The current chip leader Joao Cardoso Novais jammed from the hijack. Abraham Serrrano Gil in the cutoff called off his last 69,000 and Jorge Ufano in the big blind went deep into the tank before folding.
Abraham Serrrano Gil: 10♦10♥ 
Joao Cardoso Novais: A♥Q♠
The dealer fanned a board of 6♣4♥5♦7♥ followed by the A♣ river which sent Serrano to the rail.
Level: 15
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 8,000
74 players are now on a 15-minute break.
Sergio Gutierrez Cabras in middle position was seen doubling his 226,000-chip stack up through Michael Harrison in the cutoff.
Sergio Gutierrez Cabras: A♥K♠
Michael Harrison: Q♥Q♣
Gutierrez was about to be eliminated on 8♣4♥10♣6♠, but the K♣ landed on the river to save him.
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Dongxu Wang in early position jammed for 4,000. Juan Ocampo in the cutoff raised to 8,000 and Pierre Calamusa defended from the big blind.
Ocampo continued for 10,000 on Q♣A♦5♦ but Calamusa check-raised to 40,000 to make him fold.
Dongxu Wang: 10♥7♥
Pierre Calamusa: 3♦2♥
The dealer initially forgot that Wang still had cards and started pushing the pot towards Calamusa. During the confusion, the deck got mixed up, forcing the dealer to reshuffle before dealing a K♣7♦ runout that allowed Wang to stay in contention.
In the next hand, Wang jammed again for 18,000. Arnaud Enselme in middle position raised all-in for 79,000 and Gabriel Costas in the big blind called both stacks.
Dongxu Wang: Q♦10♦
Arnaud Enselme: A♠10♥
Gabriel Costas: A♥K♣
Costas hit the nut flush on a board of 2♥9♦9♥7♥8♥ to send both of his opponents to the rail.
Level: 14
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
Late registration closed at the end of Level 12 with 371 entries recorded on Day 1c. Including the 120 entries in Day 1d so far, the overall field is now just shy of 900 entries. The prize pool, meanwhile, has already crossed the €1,100,000 mark.
Day 1c will conclude once 15% of the field remains, meaning that 56 players will qualify for Day 2 and make the money.
Carlos Jurado Hidalgo opened from the button but folded after Danila Kislinskii in the small blind and Serafim Kovalevskiy in the big blind with 22,000 moved all-in.
Serafim Kovalevskiy: 2♦2♣
Danila Kislinskii: A♥8♥
Kislinskii hit a full house on K♣8♣8♦K♦2♠, leaving no chance for Kovalevskiy who was eliminated.
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