Espen Jorstad raised to 1,200 from under the gun, which Paco Kaplan called, one seat to his left. When the action folded to Nikolai Mamut in the small blind, he moved all in for 2,300. With the action reopened, Jorstad four-bet to 5,600, which forced Kaplan out.
Nikolai Mamut: K♥3♥ 
Espen Jorstad: A♠A♣
The 4♥4♣4♦ flop left Mamut needing a miracle, and the deck was unforthcoming as the 2♥ turn and 2♠ river completed the board.
The action was joined as Markus Fazil was all-in and at risk versus Rokas Asipauskas. The flop was already face up, showing 6♥6♠9♥, as the players revealed their cards.
Markus Fazil: 5♠5♥
Rokas Asipauskas: 2♠2♣
The 3♣ turn and 9♦ river left both players playing the two pair on the board.
Critically, Fazil's five-high kicker was enough to claim the pot. Asipauskas, as a result, was left nursing a very short stack.
Level: 6
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 600
Seeing a raise ahead of him, Sebastian Risco moved his stack of roughly 14,000 into the middle from the button. Alexey Logachev followed suit in the small blind, moving all in for 39,700. The original raiser folded, and the players flipped their cards face up.
Sebastian Risco: 9♠9♥
Alexey Logachev: J♣J♥
The K♠3♥4♦10♣3♠ runout was no help to Risco, who took his leave from the table.
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The action was joined as big blind Roberto Romanello committed his remaining 15,900 into the middle on a J♣J♦6♦9♠ board, and Sebastian Risco, playing from the cutoff, had him at risk.
Roberto Romanello: Jx8x
Sebastian Risco: 6x6x
Risco had flopped a full house, but the board-pairing 9♥ river improved Romanello to a better boat, giving him a full double up.
Przemyslaw Cebrat opened to 1,000 from under the gun, which collected calls from both the button and the small blind. The action was then on Ole Schemion in the big blind, who saw an opportunity, as he moved all in for 12,000. Cebrat responded by moving all in as well, prompting both callers to fold.
Ole Schemion: A♦J♠
Przemyslaw Cebrat: A♠Q♥
The 10♦8♣8♠ flop brought some hope of a chopped pot for Schemion, but the 5♣ turn and 9♥ river were unforthcoming, seeing him eliminated.
Seeing a raise from Ruben Gravlien ahead of him, Sergio Parrinello moved his stack of roughly 13,500 into the middle. The action folded back to Gravlien, who made the call.
Sergio Parrinello: K♠Q♥
Ruben Gravlien: A♠K♣
Parrinello found himself in a dire situation, and was unable to find a way out of it, as the board ran out 8♥4♣10♥8♣6♦.
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