Svendsen and von Zweigbergk Close in Stacks While Konstantinov Wins a Hand

As earlier mentioned, the Coolbet website put up odds on who would last longer between the company's founder Jan Svendsen and Martin "Franke" von Zweigbergk.

Both players won big early and were among the chip lead. While they are still close in chips, they have both lost some of their stacks with Svendsen down to 41,000 and von Zweigbergk down to 42,000.

In a recent hand, von Zweigbergk opened from middle position to 750 and got called Christel Piller in the hijack. Aleksandr Konstantinov jacked the action to 2,100 from the button and both his opponents called.

Von Zweigbergk led out for 3,100 on the flop. Piller quickly folded before Konstantinov quickly called.

Both players checked after the appeared on the turn.

The completed the board on the river. Von Zweigbergk checked and then went into the tank after his opponent bet 4,000. Von Zweigbergk eventually folded and both players' hands went into the muck.

At the same table, we noticed Rauno Kiviloo's seat empty and learned he lost the rest of his small stack. He has reentered with a fresh stack at a new table. Meanwhile, Kiviloo's roommate Espen Uhlen Jorstad lost some of his chips as well and his stack is down to 19,000.