Petrescu Bogdan opened under the gun for 12,000 and a player in middle position made the call. Carsten Vestbjerg in the hijack shoved all in for un undisclosed amount and action folded to Bogdan. Bogdan went all in as well and the other player immediately folded.
Carsten Vestbjerg:
Petrescu Bogdan:
The flop gave some chop possibilities in case of runner runner straight, and the on the turn helped, but the on the river was a blank and Vestbjerg busted.
Michael Møllgaard and Ievgen Zhadan got it in before the flop. Zhadan had in the small blind and shoved for 136,000 over Møllgaard's cutoff open with . Møllgaard made the call but wouldn't deliver a bad beat: .
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After a raise it was Ievgen Zhadan who made a three bet. Right behind him was Erik Alberius and he shoved all in over the top for 78,000. Action folded back to Zhadan who called.
Erik Alberius:
Ievgen Zhadan:
The board favored Alberius and Zhadan forfeited a big portion of his chips.
In a pre flop edition between Mads Jensen () and Theis Hennegjette () the latter was behind on the flop, but stayed alive because of a runner runner: .
In the meantime Sidsel Boesen got eliminated so 48 players remain.
flop gave some chop possibilities in case of runner runner straight, and the 
on the turn helped, but the 
on the river was a blank and Vestbjerg busted.
in the small blind and shoved for 136,000 over Møllgaard's cutoff open with 
.
board favored Alberius and Zhadan forfeited a big portion of his chips.
) and Theis Hennegjette (
) the latter was behind on the flop, but stayed alive because of a runner runner: 
.
