In one of the side rooms, two players from Norway clashed and got their chips into the middle.
Tage Almark: J♣J♦ 
Kristina Gudjonsdottir: A♦K♣
The 10♣4♠4♣3♥5♥ board delivered no ace or king and Almark doubled for 33,900.
Verneri Häkkinen got his chips into the middle with the A♦Q♣ and was flipping against big stack Karl-Julius Kalmus with the 2♥2♣.
The board ran out 9♥6♠2♠K♠J♥ and that spelled the end for Häkkinen.
Day 2 has not been smooth sailing so far for big stack Hans Winther and he just lost a preflop contest to double Ludvik Gudmundsson for 29,200.
Ludvik Gudmundsson: J♣J♥
Hans Winther: A♦J♦
There was no upset on the 9♦5♠3♣5♥4♦ runout to keep Gudmundsson in contention. In the meanwhile, fellow big stack Stein Pedersen remains near the top of the leaderboard.
Paul Koppe re-entered only to bust in the very first hand on table six. New on that table is now Jari Hurri, who had busted and re-entered. The field is already up to 499 entries with some 186 players remaining.
In a preflop all-in, Kalle Kulju looked up Jimmy Dewerdt and Quang Thanh Doan to put two players at risk.
Quang Thanh Doan: A♦J♥
Jimmy Dewerdt: A♥K♠
Kalle Kulju: K♦K♣
The board ran out 7♦5♦2♦9♥K♥ and Kulju remained ahead all the way to river a set for good measure.
In a preflop contest, John Hågstrand was all-in and at risk with the Q♥Q♦. He ran smack dab into the K♠K♣ of Johnny Kristiansen and the A♠K♥3♥4♦5♥ board gave the Norwegian a set of kings.
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Jaanus Kippel raised on the button and then looked up the short stack shove by Rafael Saskevits in the big blind.
Rafael Saskevits: A♦A♥
Jaanus Kippel: A♠Q♥
The aces held throughout a board of A♣10♠8♥Q♠7♠ for Saskevits to double for 27,800.
Jani Haarala opened to 3,500 and Laur Sibold called. Gustav Ekhagen then three-bet to 11,000 and Sibold was the only caller to check the 6♥4♦2♠ on the flop. Ekhagen continued for 8,000 and won the pot right there.
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