It's been an awful hour for Monica Vaka and Martin Wendt just made things worse in the last hand before the break. Wendt open-shoved 585,000 from under the gun with .
Monica Vaka picked up in the small blind and spent two minutes thinking before making the call.
The board ran out and Vaka will return after the break with just 5,5 big blinds.
Monica Vaka raised to 115,000 holding . From the big blind, Kaarel Lepik found his second of the final table and three-bet to 300,000. Vaka made the call in position.
Both players checked the on the flop. Lepik bet 400,000 on the turn and Vaka called. The river was the and both players quickly checked again.
Peter Harkes raised with to 115,000 from under the gun. Monica Vaka found in the small blind and three-bet to 375,000. Harkes four-bet shoved 1,200,000 and Vaka called.
It was a massive setup for the Norwegian and the flop made things even worse. The turn left Vaka with one out but the king of hearts remained in the deck on the river.
Soren Hansen raised to 90,000 on the button with and Peter Harkes defended his big blind with . The flop was fantastic for Harkes. The Dutchman checked, Hansen bet 75,000 and Harkes called.
The turn was the and Hansen was officially drawing dead. Harkes checked, Hansen tried to take it with a second barrel of 225,000 and Harkes called again.
The river brought the . Harkes checked a third time and Hansen emptied the clip with a 685,000 shove. Harkes, with 595,000 behind, thought around a minute before making the correct call with his two pair.
Hansen was left with just three big blinds after the hand. In the next hand, he committed those from the cutoff with . Harkes wanted to finish the job with from the blinds and did so on a board. Hansen received DKK 56,100 for his ninth place finish.