Three-way to the A♠A♣K♣ flop, it checked to Rune Reitan on the button, who placed a bet of 3,100 on the button. Markus Hirttio then promptly moved all in for 15,000 in middle position, prompting Elisabeth Harestad to get out of the way in the cutoff.
Reitan tossed in a quick call, however, covering Hirttio's stack.
Markus Hirttio: K♦Q♠ 
Rune Reitan: A♦8♦
Reitan had Hirttio drawing dead after the 9♣ turn, rendering the 4♣ river meaningless.
Arriving on a 10♦8♣J♦4♦3♣ river, Teemu Leppalahti checked from middle position to Ralf Mikk in the hijack. The pot amounted to 28,000, and Mikk piled in his stack of 18,200 for an all-in bet.
After some time in the tank, Leppalathi flicked in a calling chip. Mikk tabled 8♥8♦, besting the J♥10♥ of Leppalathi and doubling him up.
Level: 5
Blinds: 200/500
Ante: 500
Espen Hagen checked from the small blind on a 6♠8♠5♣ flop, prompting Marius Morel to bet 2,500 into the pot of 5,500 from the hijack. Hagen raised to 8,000, which Morel called after some thought.
The J♠ arrived on the turn, seeing Hagen almost instantly move all in. Morel's stack of 23,000 was covered, and he gave up on the pot after some more time in the tank.
The pot already amounted to 12,000 when Thor Brosveet got in his last 12,700 on a 5♣7♠4♠ flop, being looked up by Kert Hallik in the neighboring seat.
Thor Brosveet: 5♥5♦
Kert Hallik: A♥A♦
The 3♠ turn brought some chop outs, but the Q♠ river changed nothing, seeing Brosveet double up with his flopped set.
The completed board of 2♦7♠J♠4♥2♥ was already on the table, along with a pot of 21,000, when Markus Markusson moved all in for 16,600 from the big blind.
His opponent was Knut Gronli, who spent some time in thought in the cutoff before he flicked in a calling chip.
Markusson tabled A♠A♦, and Gronli was forced to show his hero-call with 9♠9♣ as he paid off his opponent.
The action was picked up on a J♠7♣4♦9♦ turn. With 18,000 in the pot, Steinar Saevarsson fired a bet of 11,000 from early position. Yanis Sahli flicked in a call from the hijack, after which the 6♣ river emerged from the deck.
Saevarsson moved in his stack of 17,900. Sahli called off his stack of 17,000 after a few seconds, causing a displeased Saevarsson to show Q♦Q♣ for a pair of queens.
Sahli had the higher pocket pair with his A♥A♦, and he doubled up to be among the leaders in the room. Saevarsson was left with just three big blinds, which he would lose not much later.
Level: 4
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 400
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