Ole Roulund bet the A♠K♣6♦2♦ turn and then jammed the 8♣ river against Vahur Tima, who tank-called after more than a minute by tossing in a single chip.
Roulund tabled the A♥K♦ for the top two pair and Tima mucked his A♦Q♣ before exiting the tournament area.
The cards of Vytautas Rubezius were in the muck already and he talked more to himself than anyone else when he said "that was a mistake". He had called the preflop shove of Vadim Guk for 19,800 but couldn't beat A♠9♣ on a board of 10♣7♠7♣2♣9♦.
Ivar Simmer pushed all-in for 11,900 from an early position and Niklas Klein called in the hijack. Sami Natri then jammed in the cutoff and Klein eventually called for around 40,000.
Ivar Simmer: 2♦2♥ 
Niklas Klein: A♣Q♣
Sami Natri: 9♥9♠
The best hand preflop stayed ahead all the way on the J♠8♦7♣3♥9♦ runout and Natri knocked out two opponents with a set of nines.
Level: 8
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 1,000
In a preflop contest, Hans Winther jammed into Marius Morel and the latter happily called for 39,300.
Marius Morel: A♠A♣
Hans Winther: A♥K♣
After the 6♠6♦2♥ flop, Winther asked for running sixes to chop. One of them came on the 6♥ turn but the J♠ river brought no miracle upset.
With a big pot leading to the 9♥8♥2♣ flop already, Madis Vill got it in against Paul Koppe and was the player at risk for 35,100 with both players holding near identical stacks.
Madis Vill: A♣K♥
Paul Koppe: Q♠Q♥
The 6♥ turn brought hearts into the mix and sure enough, the 2♥ came on the river.
Koppe was down to around 6,000 and they went into the middle with the A♠J♣. Jhonro Magno looked him up with 2♥2♣, which made quads on the K♦Q♠2♠2♦Q♣ runout.
Russel Wheatley three-bet and then saw Morten Halvorsen four-bet all-in for 20,900. The initial raiser folded and Wheatley, who didn't have a lot more to pay, sigh-called with a shrug.
Morten Halvorsen: 8♠8♣
Russel Wheatley: Q♠J♠
The J♣4♠4♦4♥Q♦ board improved Wheatley on the flop and river to knock out Halvorsen.
In a duel of players from Norway over on table eight, the turn showed J♥9♥6♣3♦. Ronny Olsen checked and Ole Sarpebakken bet 4,000. Olsen then check-raised for most of his stack, which covered Sarpebakken. The sigh-fold followed and Olsen claimed the pot with a big smile on the face.
Big stack on the table is Daniel Nilsson, who is a contender for the lead on Day 1a.
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