Mats Albertsen shipped the last Coolbet Open Main Event for €60,300 as his only listed cash at The Hendon Mob. With 58 players left, Albertsen is in the driver's seat for another win with a chip leading stack of 766,000.
Here is a look at some of the bigger stacks in the room.
Level: 17
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
Players are now on a one-hour dinner break.
Virgo Laansoo was all-in for about 80,000 into a splashed pot of what appeared to be a bit more against Marius Morel after the 
came on the flop.
Laansoo turned over 
for trips and needed some help with Morel showing 
for the full house. The 
on the turn and the 
on the river didn't help Laansoo and he was ousted from the tournament about 16 spots shy of the money.
After the hand, Sarah Dumbleton removed his chair from the table and announced that the action would be eight-handed for the rest of the day.
Kasso Laasik is in the chip lead with 750,000 in chips with the help of just winning a hand against Jim Johan Lijendal.
Lassik bet 75,000 into a pot of a bit more with the 
on the board. Lijendal went into the tank for about three minutes before he made the call.
Lassik turned over 
for trips and won the hand after Lijendal mucked.
"Oh come on," said Lassik to his opponent. "You can afford it. You just won a hand off me recently.
Coolbet Founder Jan Svendsen, who is also at the table had a different take.
"It looks like you can afford it more than him," said Svendsen referring to Lassik's big stack and Lijendal's below average one.
Former Estonian Championship winner Ranno Sootla has been on top or near the top of the chip counts since the early part of the day and is now over 600,000 in chips. for
In a recent hand, Atte Kalevi Maijala bet 35,000 into a pot of about 50,000 before Sootla said he was all-in. Maijala, who had about 120,000 behind, went into the tank for what seemed like five minutes before he made the fold.
Players still in their seats after this blind level will go on a one-hour dinner break. The plan is after the break to play two more blind levels or a total of nine for the day.
Level: 16
Blinds: 2,500/5,000
Ante: 5,000
The hand began with Johnny Lindroos opening to 8,500. Aleem Kanji, who fired four bullets in Day 2 alone, called before Jonas Nielsen jammed for 38,000.
Lindroos four-bet for 84,000 before Kanji opted to go all-in for around 300,000. Lindroos appeared to be in a little pain with making a decision and tanked for about five minutes before he folded.
Jonas Nielsen: 
Aleem Kanji: 
Nielsen needed some help in order to get a triple-up. The 
board wasn't able to provide him relief and he was ousted from the tournament.
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