Grzegorz Kozieja raised to 1,200 from early position, the player on the button called and Daniel Erlandsson three-bet to 5,000 from the small blind. Only Kozieja elected to see a flop.
Erlandsson continued for 2,300 on the 8♣3♥7♣ flop. Kozieja was undettered.
The 10♣ turn checked through to the 7♥ river. Both players checked to a showdown. Erlandsson tabled A♦K♦ for ace high; which was good enough to lay claim to this pot.
Arriving on the river on 5♥4♥3♥K♠8♠, Scott Margereson pushed all his chips in the middle from middle position. He covered his opponent's, Andy Schlegel in the hijack, stack of 20,500 and sent him deep into the tank.
After a few minutes, he was given a countdown of thirty seconds. Schlegel involuntarily decided to ship the 25,000 chips in the pot to Margerson when the timer reached zero seconds and his hand was declared dead.
Dan Borlan raised from late position and Karim Souaid three-bet to 3,900. Borlan moved all in and Souaid made the call with the shorter stack. Players flipped over their cards.
Karim Souaid: A♣J♣
Dan Borlan: A♥K♦
The board ran out 7♣8♥6♦K♠4♥. Borlan improved to a pair of kings on the turn. He won the pot and Souaid was eliminated.
Mats Gramsborg Ullereng raised to 1,000 from middle position, Arben Cimilji three-bet to 3,500 from the big blind, and Ullereng called.
The flop came 3♥8♠3♣. Cimilji bet 2,000 and Ullereng called. The turn was the 8♥. Cimilji bet, this time for 8,000, and Ullereng once again called.
The river came the A♠. Cimilji checked and Ullereng moved all in. Cimilji folded and Ullereng took down a nice pot.
Benjamin Millian raised to 1,100 from early position and Sebastian Mortensen called from the next seat over. Mikolaj Zawadzki then three-bet to 3,800 from the cutoff, and only Mortensen made the call.
The 2♠9♣K♥ flop was checked by Mortensen, leading to a tiny bet of 1,500 from Zawadzki. Mortensen then upped the ante to 4,200 and Zawadzki complied with the extra chips.
The 2♣ turn was checked by both players before the 5♠ river was checked by Mortensen as well. Zawadzki fired a bet of 15,000, the majority of his stack, and a quick fold followed from Mortensen, awarding the pot to his opponent.
The pot stood at approximately 13,000 with two players looking at a board that read 2♣6♥K♥6♦.
Peter Jorgne, in the big blind, bet out for 6,500 into opponent Patrick Berger, who was under the gun. Berger called.
The 3♦ river saw Jorgne empty the clip, moving all in for 10,200. Berger almost beat him into the pot as he made the call. Jorgne tabled A♠Q♦ for ace-high, while Berger sent him to the rail with A♥K♣, for top pair.
Niveau: 4
Blinds: 200/500
Ante: 500
The field has grown to a size of 574 entries, of which 513 remain.
They have been sent on a 25-minute break before play continues.
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