Joining the action on the turn, Harcharan Dogra Dogra checked and called a bet worth 4,500 before checking again the on the river. His sole remaining opponent Antonio Perez Alonso bet 11,000 and that had Dogra Dogra covered. He eventually called all in and sent his cards into the muck after Perez Alonso showed for a straight.
Dogra Dogra will have to re-enter if he wants to rack up another deep run, having finished 7th in the EPT13 Barcelona Main Event last year at this very venue.
Giovanno Cauteruccio stood up from his chair while the were tabled in front of him, and he was up against the pocket kings of Francisco Javier Castro Garcia. The Spaniard was at risk preflop for around 8,000 and Cauteruccio was asking for help. His wish was granted with the board running out to provide a flush.
Within a few minutes the action went crazy over at table 13 and it all started with a move by Joaquin Exposito Cabrera. The Spaniard got his stack in with the and Francisco Blazquez Sallego looked him up with , the board came .
Then, there were plenty of chips in the middle on a four-way flop of and the action checked to Montserrat Tudela Navarro. Her bet faced the shove of Younesse Oulgasi in the cutoff and Jeroen Aarts in the small blind called all in for around 15,000, while the big blind reluctantly folded.
Tudela Navarro mucked the and Aarts turned over . Oulgasi had the for trips queens and faded the flush draw on the turn and river to join the big stacks.
The screens show 150 entries, of which 138 remain, and they have all been sent into their first 15-minute break of the day. The next break will then be a 60-minute dinner break.
Joachim Lob raised to 1,400 and Renato Garcia Majuelo, who had recently re-entered, called from two seats over. Haykel Cherif Vidal in the small blind had other plans and raised to 3,200, which both opponents called. The flop fell and Cherif Vidal's continuation bet worth 42,000 did the trick to claim the pot uncontested.
Matteo Leoni has more than doubled up his stack in the five levels thus far, while Carlos Avila Ortega has been eliminated. He may be back soon though, as two re-entries are allowed during the first 11 levels today. One of the players that already took advantage of this option is Robert Cazali.
A big pot was brewing on the table of Jon Ignacio Chipongian and the Spaniard bet the turn for 12,000 into a pot of around 25,000. The player on the button moved all in for 36,525 and Ignacio Chiopongian gave it plenty of consideration.
The clock was called on him, and with four seconds left, he called and was shown by the button. Relieved, Ignacio Chipongian turned over for top pair and the river was a blank.
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turn, Harcharan Dogra Dogra checked and called a bet worth 4,500 before checking again the 
on the river. His sole remaining opponent Antonio Perez Alonso bet 11,000 and that had Dogra Dogra covered. He eventually called all in and sent his cards into the muck after Perez Alonso showed 
for a straight.
were tabled in front of him, and he was up against the pocket kings of Francisco Javier Castro Garcia. The Spaniard was at risk preflop for around 8,000 and Cauteruccio was asking for help. His wish was granted with the board running out 
to provide a flush.
and Francisco Blazquez Sallego looked him up with 
, the board came 
.
and the action checked to Montserrat Tudela Navarro. Her bet faced the shove of Younesse Oulgasi in the cutoff and Jeroen Aarts in the small blind called all in for around 15,000, while the big blind reluctantly folded.
and Aarts turned over 
. Oulgasi had the 
for trips queens and faded the flush draw on the 
river to join the big stacks.
by the button. Relieved, Ignacio Chipongian turned over