flop and then called a raise from Roberto Romanello. 
turn and this time Guldhammer bet an amount that we think was all in, although very restricted access to the tournament area means that we can't always tell bet amounts. Either way, Romanello folded and the extremely excitable Guldhammer threw his 
down on the table. We understand that he shouted something in Scandie that translates roughly as, "Who says poker is a difficult game?" Maybe someone's had too much sugar today...
, giving Nevalainen a double draw to work with. The 
on the turn was a blank, though, and so was the 
that filled out the board. Despite a promising flop, Nevalainen can't beat a full house, and he's made his exit in 21st place.
, drawing no reaction from Teng. As the next hand was in play, though, the two men began to talk poker talk.
on the turn when Peter Eastgate got his chips in, called by Jesper Petersen. 
for a set
for a straight
. With that, the Lithuanian becomes our 23rd-place finisher, taking 80,000 DKK for his efforts.
board - only to muck when Fouquet turned over pocket fives for a full house.
flop and check-called again when Guldhammer bet 40,000 (he tried to string-bet another 2,000 but was put right) on the 
turn.
river and Romanello checked again. This time Guldhammer paused for a long time, and then announced all in. After a moment Romanello folded, and Guldhammer triumphantly turned over 
for absolutely nothing. He fist-pumped, and then made a chicken noise as he raked in the pot, which elicited a few laughs but seemed rather ungentlemanly.
Level: 20
Blinds: 6,000/12,000
Ante: 1,000
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