Over on the feature table, Filip Holmqvist was all-in with the 
for the last 79,000 and Serdar Demircan got involved with the 
.
The suited queen improved on the 
flop, then remained ahead on the 
turn and 
river.
The frantic period with all-in showdowns every other minute has slowed down as the field is now down to five tables, soon approaching the final four tables.
Angelo Vietti was just spotted all-in after the 
river for what appeared to be 125,000. Henrik Juncker was the only opponent to get through and tank-folded.
Mats Karlsson was using his large stack on the money bubble to rake in pot after pot. His streak continued after it had burst as well and he took on Morgan Andersson for 87,000 before the flop.
Morgan Andersson: 
Mats Karlsson: 
Andersson remained ahead throughout the 
flop and 
turn but the 
river sent yet another pot to Karlsson.
Tal Sardal looked p the short stack all-in of Domenico Gala for 36,000 with the 
. Gala was trailing with the 
but that made a full house on the 
board.
Cristiano Blanco got it in next for 43,000 on the same table with the . Sebastian Lohunko had a dominated 
and didn't get there on the 
board for Blanco to double.
Over on the feature table, the next all-in showdown unfolded and it was Giulio Spampinato at risk versus Pierre De Almeida.
Giulio Spampinato:
Pierre De Almeida: 
The kicker played on the 
board to dispatch the Day 1a chip leader.
Another three players bowed out in very quick succession. Among them was Malte Hallgren, who got it in with the 
against Maciej Toma. The latter tabled the and that held up on the 
board.
John Muxlow was all-in for a severe short stack on the button with the 
. Daniel Pastor in the big blind called the shove with the and both players made two pair on the .
Shortly after on the same table, Niklas Lindkvist got it in holding the and Ian Simpson in the big blind had the . The dominated pair spiked a set on the 
to deal the next blow.
As expected, the all-in showdowns keep coming at a rapid pace and the field is already down to 42 players with seven seat open in a matter of four minutes.
Among them was also Tony Westby, who was sent to the rail by Arnaud Enselme.
Westby was at risk with the and Enselme was ahead with the . The 
runout missed both players and that spelled the end for Westby.
Down to a short stack, Mikael Hernström got it in with the 
and was looked up by Kenneth Heinsvig with the .
The 
board delivered no miracle escape and that spelled the end for Hernström.
Level: 17
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 8,000
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