Rasmus Parts checked on the river with the 
on the board with about 7,000 in the pot before Egon Holdhus bet 400. Raimo Kaljulaid raised to 3,800 and got a quick flat-call from Parts. Holdhus paused for about 30 seconds before he folded.
Kaljulaid was the last aggressor so was supposed to be the first to show his cards. Instead of doing so, he tossed them into the muck and the pot was awarded to Parts.
Sander Eentalu and Urmo Einard both checked with the 
on the board with about 5,000 in the pot. Eentalu then led out for 3,500 after the 
came on the river and got a quick call from Einard.
Eentalu won the pot after he turned over 
for the nut flush.
Just before the blinds went up, two local Estonian players were battling it out. Raimo Kaljulaid opened from under the gun before Priit Aavasalu three-bet from the big blind.
Kaljulaid four-bet to 1,450 before Aavasalu quickly five-bet to 3,450. Kaljulaid then six-bet to 12,000 and Aavasalu paused for about a minute before he called.
Aavasalu bet 5,500 after the 
came on the flop. Kuljulaid tanked for about a minute before he declared himself all-in for about 18,000. Aavasalu then thought for a minute before he made the call.
Raimo Kaljulaid: 
Priit Aavasalu: 
Aavasalu, who was slightly covered, shook his head in frustration after he saw his kings were dominated by his opponent's aces. He left his chair after the 
came on the turn followed by the came on the river.
Level: 2
Blinds: 50/100
Ante: 0
The tournament began with 33 players in their seats. The field has grown to 54 entrants with 53 remaining.
Emmi Juutilainen bet 2,400 into a pot of around 3,000 with the 
on the board. Vadim Guk made the quick call and Juutilainen quickly turned over for two pair.
Guk held onto his cards for a moment before he tossed them face down into the muck.
Mathias Siljander won the last Coolbet Open Main Event and appears to have his heart set on building a big stack on Day 1a.
He was in and out of his seat in a hurry and was the first player eliminated in the tournament by the hands of Henrik Josetsson.
Siljander didn't share the hand as he walked by the media desk but did share he was bluffing before he went to the registration desk to reenter.
"I tried to make him fold, but he didn't," Siljander said about the hand.
Kevin Pold bet 500 into a pot of around 2,400 with the 
on the board. Reido Sepp paused for 20 seconds before he raised to 4,700.
Pold called and shook his head after his opponent turned over 
. Pold, who didn't have to show, turned over 
for a lower full house and the dealer awarded an early pot over to Sepp.
The big board is reading 33 entrants thus far with many more to come with late registration open throughout the day and up until the conclusion of the first blind level tomorrow.
Husband and wife combo of Emmi Juutilainen and Henri Juutilainen are in their seats as are Vytautas Kacerauskas, Aleksi Naski, and Karev Tralla.
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