Lauri Varonen raised from the cutoff and Martin Staszko called on the button. The flop was 
and Varonen bet 39,000 as Staszko stared into the side of his face. On the turn we saw the 
and Staszko did not take his eyes of Varonen. Both players checked and we saw the final card 
. Varonen checked and Staszko took his eyes of him for the first time throughout the hand and bet 58,000 and Varonen folded.
Spencer Hudson was very short and found a hand he was happy to go with. He moved all-in for 98,000 from early position and was quickly called by Jacob Rasmussen in the big blind.
Hudson: 
Rasmussen: 
The board ran 
making the American a straight by the turn.
Lauri Varonen is forced to fold when Team PokerStars Pro Martin Staszko three-bets in position. Then Team PokerStars Online Pro Mickey Petersen folds two hands after being three bet by Alejandro Fernandez and Lauri Varonen.
None, not one, of the players will want to see Michael Tureniec with chips, but most of them can't do anything about it.
The current champ tangled in a pot with Alexander Manson and came out on top. The two were heads up to a flop and Manson check-raised to 90,000 after Tureniec had bet. Call.
The turn fell and Manson led for 150,000. Tureniec took his time before calling to the 
river where both players checked.
Manson opened 
and lost out to Tureniec and his 
.
Here are the official chip counts, correct as of the last break
Level: 20
Blinds: 5,000/10,000
Ante: 1,000
Play will resume in 15 minutes.
Andreas Wiese moved all-in from the small blind and Constantin Petrica made the call in the big blind. Stack sizes dictated this battle as you could tell by the value of the cards.
| Wiese | |
| Petrica |  |
Petrica was ahead all the way to the river (
) when a cruel 
ended his EPT Copenhagen dream. Petrica took the exit like a man and shook the hand of Wiese like a good sport. Wiese is back on course for his second EPT final table appearance.
Aage Ravn raised to 17,000 in the cutoff and Keld Volquardsen three-bet from the button making it 50,000 to play. Ravn made the call and they shared a flop of 
. Ravn check-called a 60,000 Volquardsen c-bet and we moved on to the 
turn. Ravn decided to change his tactics and he led for 100,000. Volquardsen, who bets very quickly anyway, bet 200,000 very quickly and it put Ravn into thought mode. With a face screwed up like a baby traveling down the birth canal, Ravn folded his hand and Volquardsen moves over the one million mark as our new chip leader.
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