Rolf Woods bet 2,300 into a pot of a little more on a flop and got a call from Stian Gjesdal. Woods fired out for 4,000 and got a call after the came on the turn.
The completed the board on the river and Woods bet 5,000. Gjesdal raised it up to 15,000 and Woods folded.
Gjesdal showed the table for a straight flush. Woods held at a minimum a nut-flush blocker and showed the table he had the .
Roland Wahlquist jammed for around 30,000 with more than 40,000 in the pot with the on the board.
Rasmus Parts had just 12,000 behind and tanked for more than five minutes. Both players were warned to only speak English at the table and both players went quiet.
Parts put on his headphones for a minute before he made the fold giving Wahlquist a huge pot without a showdown.
"Good fold," said Walquist.
Whether or not this is true is anyone's guess as Walquist tossed his hand into the muck face down after he won the hand.
Linda Minh Nguyen just went out on a two-outer and she couldn't believe her luck.
She opened for 2,000 into a pot of a little more after the came on the flop. Toni Vuolle jammed all-in for around 20,000 which more than covered the 15,000 Nguyen had left behind.
Nguyen made the call and was far ahead with to her opponent's .
It was looking good for Nguyen to double-up after the came on the turn. However, she was completely stunned after the came on the river to give her opponent the set and the pot.
After taking everything in, Nguyen took pictures of the board.
"This happens every time," said Nguyen before she left the tournament area.
Meanwhile, we noticed Morten Klein at the table. The Norwegian player who has more than $900,000 in career tournament cashes isn't known around the Estonain poker scene but made the trip in part to celebrate his 60th birthday.
The big board is now reading 202 entrants. During the last Coolbet Open, the Day 1b attracted 378 entrants. Festival organizers shared before the event that the overall field size would be less than the 589 entries that played in the Coolbet Open Main Event, which set an Estonian record for the largest international poker event.