Johann Berger opened to 80,000, and somewhat reluctantly called a three-bet jam to 550,000 from Viktor Salesjo in a cutoff versus button spot.
Viktor Salesjo: 8♣8♥ 
Johann Berger: K♦Q♠
It was a flip, and Berger missed the 6♠4♦3♦7♦4♣ runout, despite picking up a flush draw on the turn.
In a battle of the blinds between Robert McAdam and Dan Gunnar Joakim Olin, McAdam check-jammed with the covering stack in the face of a bet of 325,000 from Olin on a board of Q♠3♠6♥5♦, with around 650,000 in the middle.
Olin looked surprised, and immediately said "Set?". He looked at his cards, sighed, looked at the roughly 1,500,000 he had behind, and suddenly made the call.
Dan Gunnar Joakim Olin: Q♥3♥
Robert McAdam: 6♠6♦
Olin’s suspicions were correct, he was up against a set, but still had outs. However the 7♣ river was a brick, and McAdam scooped a huge pot to likely take the current overall chip lead.
Olin looked absolutely stunned as he left the table.
There was 220,000 in the middle on a flop of Q♦7♥6♥, in a button versus big blind spot between Franky Green and Arian Kashi.
Kashi led out with a bet of 65,000, and Green called.
The 9♠ hit on the turn, and Kashi double-barreled for 150,000. Green called, leaving herself only the same amount behind.
The J♦ arrived on the river, and Kashi jammed. Green thought it through for quite a while, but made the call.
Green tabled A♥J♥ for a rivered pair of jacks after missing her flopped flush draw, and Kashi had turned the straight with 10♥8♣.
Rosario Saddemi jammed from the button for 925,000, and Viktor Salesjo was in the tank in the big blind, attempting to stall for a payjump.
Saddemi called the clock after a while, and Salesjo called at the latest possible opportunity.
Viktor Salesjo: A♥J♦
Rosario Saddemi: A♠2♥
Salesjo was in great shape, and the Q♦J♥9♥K♣7♣ runout was sweat free, a pair of jacks sending Salesjo a timely double-up.
Action folded to Per Hansen in the small blind, who jammed for 800,000. Robert McAdam called promptly in the big blind.
Per Hansen: K♣J♣
Robert McAdam: A♣8♠
Hansen needed some help, and he found it with two pair on the A♥K♠J♦ flop.
The 7♥ turn was clear, but the 8♦ appeared on the river in brutal fashion to give McAdam two pair and send Hansen packing.
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Level: 17
Blinds: 20,000/40,000
Ante: 40,000
Tomas Kolarik was getting up out of his chair and his stack was being passed to Johann Berger, after he ran 10♥10♠ into Berger's A♣A♠, the board reading K♦J♥5♠8♥9♣.
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