Sondre Sagstuen came in for a raise to roughly 20,000 from the hijack and Klemens Roiter three-bet the big blind to 63,000. Sagstuen called and the dealer spread out the 6♣2♦2♥ flop.
Roiter continued with a bet of 33,000, which Sagstuen quickly called.
A 5♦ arrived on the turn, causing Roiter to jam for about 146,000. Sagstuen had to use one of his time banks before he came to the decision to fold, and surrendered the pot to Roiter.
After some betting and raising back and forth on the 7♥7♣6♥ flop, Phillip Wunscher and Quan Zhou got into a pot of around 500,000 with Wunscher being the play at risk.
Phillip Wunscher: 7♦6♦5♥4♦ 
Quan Zhou: A♦K♦J♠7♠
Wunscher had flopped a boat and just had to dodge an ace, king, or jack on the rest of the runout to double up to roughly half a million.
Wunscher was left drawing dead when the K♠ hit the turn as Zhou improved to a larger full house. The 2♦ river was just a necessity, and Wunscher was the next casualty of the Main Event.
Level: 8
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
Danielle Noja raised the button to 15,000 and only Marcel Grubinger called from the big blind.
Grubinger check-called a bet of 23,000 from Noja on the J♦9♣2♠ flop.
The 6♠ turn checked through gor the K♠ to complete the board. Grubinger bet 40,000, which Noja called.
Grubinger tabled 9♦8♦7♠5♠ for a backdoor flush, and Noja mucked.
Sondre Sagstuen raised to15,000 from middle position and Mads Amot three-bet to 52,500 from the hijack. Sagstuen called, and the two players saw the Q♦10♥5♥ flop.
Sagstuen checked and Amot bet the pot. Sagstuen check-raised all in for 197,000, and Amot quickly called.
Sondre Sagstuen: A♥K♦7♥4♦
Mads Amot: A♠Q♣10♠7♣
Amot was ahead with top two pair against the flush and straight draw of Sagstuen.
The rest of the board ran out 9♠J♦ to give Sagstuen the winning hand with a Broadway straight, and he was able to double-up through Amot.
Sergei Nesterenko raised to 12,500 from the hijack with Raphael Schreiner calling in the cutoff. Lautaro Guerra squeezed the pot to 57,500 on the button, and only Schreiner called.
Schreiner checked on the 5♦4♦7♠ flop, and Guerra bet the pot. Schreiner jammed for about 300,000, and Guerra called with a few more chips than Schreiner.
Raphael Schreiner: 8♦7♦7♣5♣
Lautaro Guerra: A♦10♣9♣9♦
What an action flop, as Schreiner held top set, plus a gutshot straight flush draw against the nut flush draw, and a higher straight draw of Guerra.
Guerra took the lead on the J♦ turn by hitting the nut flush. Schreiner didn't improve on the 10♠ river, and he wished the table good luck as all of his chips were sent over to Guerra.
Level: 7
Blinds: 2,500/5,000
Ante: 5,000
Players are going on their second 15-minute break of the day.
Heads-up to the turn on a board of 9♣Q♥K♦7♣. Espen Myrmo bet 30,000 from the big blind and was called by Raphael Schreiner from the hijack.
The board-pairing 7♠ hit the river, causing Myrmo to check. Schreiner fired a pot-sized bet of 94,000, which was enough to get Myrmo to release his cards.
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