Stig Johansen limped from the small blind before he called a jam from Afshin Alikhani in the big blind for under 10 big blinds.
Afshin Alikhani: 
Stig Johansen: 
The 
board didn't hit Johansen in any way and Alikhani got a double near the bubble.
It is likely the bubble will break after the dinner break. However, we are just five players away with 85 players remaining and 80 guaranteed at least a min-cash of €1,085.
The top prize of €71,700 has also been announced. The full payouts will be posted shortly and we will, of course, share them as soon as possible at PokerNews.
Nikolajs Zalunins opened the button before he called a jam for 131,000 from Taago Tamm in the big blind.
Taago Tamm: 
Nikolajs Zalunins: 
The hand was a flip when the money got in but Tamm pulled well ahead after he paired the 
flop. The 
came on the turn and Tamm improved to a full house after the completed the board on the river.
Level: 17
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
Ranno Sootla opened from late position and Bjorn Fisue defended from the big blind. Bjorn Fisue bet all three streets including jamming the river on the 
board and Sootla called down the entire way. Fisue mucked his hand after the call even though he in theory has to show his hand first and Sootla turned over 
for quad kings.
Igor Pihela jammed for about eight big blinds with 
and was called by Erik Lodoen with 
. The 
board was no good for Pihela and Lodoen wished him a "good game" as he was leaving the table.
Let's Go Poker's Fiona Sand from Norway is on a roll. She late entered literally the last minute for the first time in the Main Event on Day 2 and has run her stack of 30,000 up to 310,000 in chips.
The payouts will be released shortly. What we do know is that 80 players will get paid with 96 currently remaining.
Lise Hoyforslett has been on fire today and is up to a huge stack of 670,000 in chips. When she saw us counting her stack in the background she said today she has had "only big hands."
Early Sander Laprik blasted music from his phone when he was all-in to win a flip. He now was singing his way to winning a flip this time.
A player limped before Ott Karli Toome raised to 15,000. Laprik jammed for 49,000. The limper folded and Toome called.
Sander Laprik:
Ott Karli Toome: 
Laprik pulled ahead in the race as soon as he paired the 
flop and improved to the nut flush after the 
came on the turn to secure the hand. The dealer passed the pot over to Laprik after the completed the board on the river.
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