Kalle Parkkinen got the last 10,900 in from an early position and he was flat-called by Paul Kristoffersson on the button. The big blind asked how much the latter played but sent the cards into the muck.
Kalle Parkkinen: 
Paul Kristoffersson: 
The 
flop vaulted Parkkinen into the lead but he had plenty of outs to dodge. That was the case thanks to the 
runout on turn and river as the Finn escaped from elimination.
Garrett Adelstein and Robbi Jade Lew have both issued public statements regarding what transpired following the infamous Thursday night hero call on Hustler Casino Live, and their accounts don't seem to match up.
Cliff's Notes version of what took place during what was supposed to be a stream focused on Phil Ivey: On a board of 
, Adelstein bet $10,000 with 
before Lew, holding 
, min-raised to $20,000 only for her opponent to move all in for $129,000 total. She tanked and inevitably called with jack-high, and then won both river run-outs to scoop the $269,000 pot.
Robin Valting was all-in with a short stack with 14,800 but had the best of it heading into the showdown with table big stack Julius Tiihonen in the following preflop contest.
Robin Valting: 
Julius Tiihonen: 
There was no upset on the 
board and the Estonian doubled to more than the starting stack once again.
There were some gasps over on table six when a three-way all-in unfolded with Marcin Nadarzewski as the shortest stack involved. Filip Holmqvist was the second-shortest and both were covered by Shucheng Shen as the following cards were revealed.
Marcin Nadarzewski:
Filip Holmqvist: 
Shucheng Shen: 
The 
board gave Holmqvist quads and sealed Nadarzewski's fate in spectacular fashion.
Two players departed in quick succession from table two and that included Paul Romain as well as Gabriele Cappiello Candido. The Italian got a shorter stack in with the 
only to be looked up by Joona Nyholm with the dominating 
.
On a board of 
, Nyholm remained ahead to deal the final blow.
Daniel Stacey had flopped the best of it with the on a board of 
but he fell behind on the turn when his opponent improved to trips with the 
. Other recent casualties can be found below.
A film crew from Estonia swarmed around table eight when Andrei Zevakin was all-in with a short stack and dominated against Nicky Roeg.
Andrei Zevakin: 
Nicky Roeg:
The 
board gave Zevakin a broadway straight for the double as Roeg plummeted just below the average.
Dara O'Kearney had been nursing a shorter stack for a while and he just now had the chance to knock out Cristian Birladeanu when the latter called all-in after a 
flop.
Cristian Birladeanu: 
Dara O'Kearney:
The 
turn and the river gave Birladeanu a straight and reduced the Irishman to one third of the starting stack.
David Hu opened to 2,200 and was called by Zvezdan Tadic on the button, Ronnie Espensen also called out of the big blind. The 
flop was checked to Tadic, who bet 2,700. Espensen then check-shoved for 17,500 and Hu quickly folded.
Tadic bemoaned a seemingly difficult decision for two minutes and let go. Egi Adriaans has become the far largest stack at the table while Espensen remains below the starting stack even despite claiming this pot.
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