Adam Shriki jammed for almost 1 million from under the gun with 
and Mathias Siljander called from the big blind with 
.
Siljander's ace pair the 
flop and Shriki was eliminated in fourth place for €19,200 after the 
on the turn and the 
on the river weren't able to get him back in the hand.
The remaining three players will walk home with a big payday of at least €25,100.
It was a good run for Chriss Jonassen in the Main Event. He just went out in fifth place for €14,200.
Jonassen opened jammed the button for about seven big blinds with 
and was called by Mathias Siljander with 
.
The 
board was unable to help Jonassen and play is down to four-handed with all players guaranteed €19,200.
Meanwhile, Siljander has gone over 9 million in chips for the first time this tournament.
Chriss Jonassen opened to 175,000 from under the gun with 
before Anders Auset jammed from the button with 
for 1,500,000. Jonassen tanked for two minutes before he called.
Both players snagged a full house on the 
board but Auset's was better and Jonassen was left with crumbs.
Level: 28
Blinds: 40,000/80,000
Ante: 80,000
Mathias Siljander has more than half the chips in play. In a recent pot, Anders Auset opened from under the gun to 125,000 with 
. Chriss Jonassen called with 
from the small blind before Siljander three-bet to 450,000 from the big blind with 
.
Siljander bet 260,000 after the 
came on the flop and got a call. He fired out again, this time for 540,000, after the came on the turn and Auset called again. Both players checked after the came on the river and Siljander picked up another pot.
After the hand, the players went on a 15-minute break.
Erik Lovgren went from 3 million in chips to out of the tournament in about 20 minutes. His final hand went as follows.
Lovgren open-jammed 900,000 from the button with 
and was called by Mathias Siljander in the small blind with .
It was just about over before it began with Siljander nailing top set on the 
flop. Lovgren was drawing dead after the came on the turn.
Lovgren headed to the cashier to collect the sixth place prize of €10,150 after the completed the board on the river. The remaining five players are guaranteed to win at least €14,200.
Erik Lovgren opened for 125,000 with . Mathias Siljander three-bet to 375,000 with 
and Lovgren called.
Both players checked the 
flop. Lovgren check-called a bet of 375,000 after the on the turn gave his opponent trips.
The 
completed the board on the river. Lovgren checked before Siljander fired out for 800,000. Lovgren went into the tank for several minutes before he made the call.
Erik Lovgren opened to 125,000 from the cutoff with and got calls from Mathias Siljander from the button with and Mats Albertsen with .
Lovgren checked after the 
on the flop gave him trips. Siljander bet 125,000 with an overpair and got calls from both players.
Albertsen bet 350,000 after the paired him on the turn. Lovgren, who improved to a full house, called and Siljander folded.
Albertsen checked after the completed the board on the river. Lovgren jammed for 1,100,000. Albertsen tanked for a few minutes before he folded.
Mats Albertsen has recorded one cash according to The Hendon Mob and it was shipping the last Coolbet Open Main Event for €60,510. Mathias Siljander took third place in that event for €26,700.
Both players are looking good for a strong finish in back to back Coolbet Open Main Events as they are on top of the chip counts with six players remaining.
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