Guillermo Gordo opened to 80,000 from the hijack with K♣5♣, and received a call from Mikael Haapaniemi on the button with A♦8♦.
Daniyel Destici was in the big blind with 9♥9♣, and he produced a three-bet to 120,000.
Gordo took some time for thought before four-betting to 350,000, earning a swift fold from Haapaniemi, and after a bit of time in the tank, Destici followed suit.
In a hand between Quoc Ly in the cutoff and Kai Lehto in the big blind, a pot of 340,000 had accumulated by the river on a board of A♥Q♦2♥A♦9♠.
Lehto led out with a bet of 225,000, but was forced to fold when Ly jammed with the covering stack.
"Show me something, but not the nine" said Lehto, but Ly would not oblige.
With around 200,000 in the middle on a flop of 10♣8♠7♥, after a round of betting, Jamil Shamoun ended up-all in for 510,000 from the button and at risk against Quoc Ly from under the gun.
Jamil Shamoun: Q♦10♦ 
Quoc Ly: 10♥8♥
Shamoun had top pair but was behind Ly's top two, and the 7♠ turn and 9♥ river did not change the position.
Mikael Haapaniemi opened to 80,000 under the gun, and called a three-bet jam to 410,000 from Daniyel Destici in the cutoff.
Daniyel Destici: A♥K♣
Mikael Haapaniemi: K♦Q♣
Destici had his opponent crushed, and there were no surprises on the A♠7♠2♦A♣7♥ runout, Destici hitting a full house.
Daniyel Destici jammed from the button for 175,000, and was looked up by Guillermo Gordo in the big blind.
Daniyel Destici: K♥7♠
Guillermo Gordo: A♦J♦
Destici needed some assistance, and he got it as he turned two pair on the Q♦7♠2♣K♠8♠ runout.
There was 630,000 in the middle by the river, on a board of K♠K♦4♣A♣2♠, in a battle of the blinds between Mikael Haapaniemi with K♣9♣ and Joel Torres Jimenez with A♦Q♥.
Haapaniemi checked, but Torres Jimenez did not fall into the trap, and found a good check back.
Level: 26
Blinds: 20,000/40,000
Ante: 40,000
Otto Kiiskinen opened to 65,000 from the hijack, and called a three-bet jam from Ville Mesiranta in the big blind of 430,000.
Ville Mesiranta: A♦9♣
Otto Kiiskinen: 6♣6♠
It was a flip, but the ace was in the window on the A♥8♠4♥ flop, much to Kiiskinen's audible frustration, as some more expletives left his mouth.
There was no reversal of the position on the 2♥ turn or 8♣ river.
In a hand between Kai Lehto under the gun and Quoc Ly on the button, a pot of 560,000 had brewed by the river on a board of 6♦4♣2♦5♣6♠.
Lehto check-called a bet of 200,000 from Ly, and tapped the table and mucked when Ly tabled A♥6♥ for trip sixes.
Elias Suhonen moved all in for 260,000 from early position, and was looked up by Kai Lehto from middle position.
Elias Suhonen: A♠4♠
Kai Lehto: A♦J♣
Suhonen was crushed, and there was no unlikely escape on the 8♣6♦2♣5♦5♣ runout, although he picked up extra outs on the turn.
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