Soren Jansen Stansgaard and Carsten Rise got it in on a flop of 
for 31,500 each. Rise was the one at risk and was trailing with 
as Stansgaard showed 
. The 
on the turn and 
on the river were both blanks and Rise hit the rail.
Aidan Ball was already sitting on a stack of well over 400,000 when he raised to 8,000 from early position.
Action folded to Jacob Tostesen on the button and he shoved all in for about 70,000. Both blinds released and Ball instantly called.
Aidan Ball: 
Jacob Tostesen: 
The board ran out an uneventful 
and Tostesen made his exit.
Level: 13
Blinds: 2,000/4,000
Ante: 500
Theis Vad Hennebjerre open raised his button and big blind Lasse Haagensen made the call.
The flop came 
rainbow and Haagensen checked. Vad Hennebjerre made a continuation bet of 9,000 and was soon facing a check-raise to 23,000. The defending Unibet Open Copenhagen champion called in position.
An 
fell on the turn and Haagensen bet 27,000. Vad Hennebjerre, who had started the hand with 150,000 or so, moved all in. Haagensen quickly called.
Theis Vad Hennebjerre: 
Lasse Haagensen: 
The river was of no importance anymore as Vad Hennebjerre was drawing dead. Haagensen now one of the biggest stacks in the tournament.
From middle position, Martin Arwin raised to 8,000 and he got called by Theis Sorensen (hijack), Magnus Hansson (button) and Markus Heikkila (big blind).
The flop came 
and Heikkila checked. Arwin made a bet of 20,000 and Sorensen folded after some consideration. Hansson instantly shoved for 27,000 and Heikkila folded. Arwin called.
Martin Arwin: 
Magnus Hansson: 
Hansson was guaranteed the double up as soon as the hit the turn. The 
completed the board and Arwin made parted ways with 27,000 in chips.
By Unibet Open photographer Tambet Kask.
There are only two players in the world who have two Unibet Open titles; Dan Murariu and Mateusz Moolhuizen. Murariu didn't play this tournament, he was busy in Barcelona, but Moolhuizen did come over to give it a try.
He started out the shortest of all players but a series of double ups had him catapult his stack to 170,000. The roller coaster continued a downward trend after that, though, as he lost half of his stack in a hand where he himself proclaimed to have made a mistake in.
Left with 80,000, he just made his exit on the live streamed feature table. We weren't there when it happened but one of his friends in the field told us Moolhuizen had gotten it in with 
against a pair of either nines or tens. Moolhuizen flopped an ace but his opponent made a flush to send the 2-time champ packing.
Eduard Dumitru got his last 32,000 in the middle holding 
and he was called by Mike Hansen who showed up with 
.
The 
was anything but good for Dumitru and he got up from the table. The on the turn made him sit back down again as he now had outs, and he hit one of them with the on the river. Double up for Dumitru, Hansen now the short stack.
Level: 12
Blinds: 1,600/3,200
Ante: 400
EPT Copenhagen runner-up Soren Jensen just battled against Unibet Open Copenhagen runner-up Emil Hegedus, and the former got the better of the latter.
With a board showing 
Jensen checked to Hegedus who bet 15,300, and Jensen check-raised to 55,200.
Hegedus tanked for several minutes before the clock was called, and he let his final minute run out before his hand was declared dead.
Hegedus took a little hit, while Jensen's among the tournament chip leaders.
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