Espen Jorstad opened to 4,500 and called a three-bet from Nikita Kuznetsov to 22,000.
Kuznetsov bet 12,000 on the A♦A♠10♠ flop and Jorstad called. Kuznetsov checked the K♣ turn and Jorstad bet, sliding out two 25,000 chips.
Kuznetsov folded, and quickly grabbed his phone to take a picture of the board.
Igor Yaroshevskyy three-bet from the small blind over a Niklas Astedt middle position open. Astedt called, and the dealer fanned out a flop of J♦J♣2♦. Yaroshevskyy continued with a bet of 10,000, which Astedt called.
Yaroshevskyy slowed down and checked when the 3♦ dropped on the turn. Astedt bet 26,000 and Yaroshevskyy folded his cards.
Sergey Lebedev raised to 4,500 under the gun with only Yauheni Tsiareshchanka calling from the next position.
Lebedev chose to check-call a bet of 3,500 from Tsiareshchanka on the 9♣J♣3♥ flop.
The two players checked the 3♦ turn and the 7♠ came on the river. Lebedev led out for 15,000 and after a few moments, Tsiareshchanka called.
Lebedev showed KxQx for king-high, and lost the pot to Tsiareshchanka 's A♦10♦ for just ace-high.
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In a three-bet pot, both Artsiom Lasouski and Niklas Astedt checked the Q♣5♥4♥ flop with around 37,500 in the middle.
The pair also checked the 10♠ turn and the river was the 5♦. Lasouski checked and Astedt bet 19,000.
Lasouski then check-raised all in for around 100,000 and Astedt mucked.
Level: 4
Blinds: 1,000/2,000
Ante: 2,000
Teun Mulder raised to 4,000 from early position before Viacheslav Buldygin three-bet to 12,000 from the cutoff. Sam Grafton cold four-bet to 28,000 from the button, which forced a fold from Mulder. Buldygin, however, shoved for Grafton's remaining 135,000. Grafton snap-called.
Sam Grafton: A♣K♣ 
Viacheslav Buldygin: A♠K♦
With both players having the same hand, it looked likely that they would chop up Mulder's initial open. However, the 10♦6♣5♦ flop and 2♣ turn gave Grafton a flush draw. But, luckily for Buldygin, the safe A♦ came on the river, resulting in a chop pot.
Espen Jorstad opened to 3,500 and Niklas Astedt defended his big blind. The flop 5♥5♠3♠ was checked by both players and Astedt checked the 3♦ turn.
Jorstad bet 3,000 and Astedt called. The river was the 9♦. Astedt check-called 10,000 and mucked when Jorstad tabled 10♦10♥.
Steve O'Dwyer raised to 3,500 from middle position with Maksim Vaskresenski calling from the small blind, and Viacheslav Buldygin defending out of the big blind.
The action checked to O'Dwyer on the 7♠A♦5♠ flop and he bet 3,500. Vaskresenski check-raised to 12,000, which got a fold from Buldygin, but a call from O'Dwyer.
Both players checked the 7♦ turn and 10♥ river. Vaskresenski showed K♦9♦ for king-high and lost the pot to O'Dwyer's pair of aces with A♠4♠.
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