Arto Ilmari Loikkanen opened with from under the gun to 65,000 and got a call from Juha Helppi with from the hijack. Shahin Shirazi Nejad, who entered the final table as a short stack and hasn't yet been active, thought for a moment before jamming his 322,000 stack with .
Loikkanen quickly folded and Helppi called but didn't seem that thrilled about doing so.
The board was unable to help Helppi and Nejad gets the double-up he was talked about he needed before the final table began.
Despite not being involved in any big pots, Totti Matias Arosuo has extended his chip lead early on the final table. Meanwhile, Quang Thanh Doan hasn't been active and his starting stack of the day has been cut in half.
The action folded around to chip leader Totti Matias Arosuo who limped with . Juha Helppi raised it to 100,000 with and Arosuo called.
Arosuo checked the flop before Helppi barrelled for 100,000. Arosuo checked again when the appeared on the turn and Helppi barrelled again this time with a bet of 235,000.
After thinking for a minute, Arosuo let go of his hand.
[Removed:174] was down to under 500,000 in chips but chipped up a bit since then. More recently, the Lithuanian helped himself to some chips from Juha Helppi's stack.
Helppi opened up with to 80,000 from early position. Tamasauskas called from the button with and the players in the blinds folded.
Helppi checked the flop and quickly folded after Tamasauskas bet 75,000.
Quang Thanh Doan was down to just over four big blinds regained some life back into his stack.
Arto Ilmari Loikkanen raised from early position to 80,000 with and Doan jammed all-in for 171,000 with . Loikkanen quickly called when the action folded back around to him.
Doan's advantage was extended when a king spiked the flop and clinched the double after the appeared on the turn. The on the river made the double up official with the dealer sending a pile of chips Doan's way.
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from under the gun to 65,000 and got a call from Juha Helppi with 
from the hijack. Shahin Shirazi Nejad, who entered the final table as a short stack and hasn't yet been active, thought for a moment before jamming his 322,000 stack with 
.
board was unable to help Helppi and Nejad gets the double-up he was talked about he needed before the final table began.
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. Juha Helppi raised it to 100,000 with 
and Arosuo called.
flop before Helppi barrelled for 100,000. Arosuo checked again when the 
appeared on the turn and Helppi barrelled again this time with a bet of 235,000.![Arunas Garunkstis and [Removed:174]](https://s.pnimg.net/-bCLIu6d_QG-XFSBKFRv1Y0Ax8LEviCktmCxQZNjWd0/pr:reporting-leading-desktop/aHR0cHM6Ly9wbmlt/Zy5uZXQvbHJlcC8x/OTU3Lzc0L3g3YjVj/OTA4MjI1LmpwZw.webp)
to 80,000 from early position. Tamasauskas called from the button with 
and the players in the blinds folded.
and Doan jammed all-in for 171,000 with 
. Loikkanen quickly called when the action folded back around to him.
flop and clinched the double after the 
on the river made the double up official with the dealer sending a pile of chips Doan's way.