After some preflop action, Thomas Syversen was all in for 40,000 under the gun, at risk against Elias Suhonen on the button.
Thomas Syversen: Q♥Q♣ 
Elias Suhonen: A♠5♠
Suhonen flopped an ace on A♣7♦10♣. The K♥ turn gave Syversen some extra outs, but the river was a meaningless 9♠, sending the pot to Suhonen.
On the next hand, Vladimir Korzinin was also eliminated from this table.
Martynas Saltis had just reentered when he got his fresh stack in from the big blind against Vladimir Korzinin in the small blind.
Martynas Saltis: K♠10♣
Vladimir Korzinin: A♦J♥
Korzinin flopped better on 10♠9♥J♦, and his pair of jacks won him the pot when the 9♣ turn and 7♦ river completed the board.
"Swingy," Luka Sorainen commented as Saltis took his second exits in just a few minutes.
"I don't know how to play this game," Korzinin said to Sorainen in response.
"You have won more with this game than all of us combined," Sorainen responded with a smile.
Martynas Saltis was all in for his final few blinds in middle position, and was looked up by Hans Erlandsson in the hijack.
Martynas Saltis: A♥2♠
Hans Erlandsson: K♥4♦
Erlandsson found trips on the Q♥9♠4♥4♣3♣ runout, knocking out Saltis in the process.
Vladimir Korzinin was under the gun, and just like the hand before, moved all in blind for a bet of 56,000. It folded to Maksim Jankovski in the big blind, who called the Estonian all-time money leader.
Vladimir Korzinin: 6♦3♠
Maksim Jankovski: A♥7♥
Both players flopped a pair on the 6♥7♣5♠ flop, but only Korzinin turned trips on the 6♣. The J♣ river saw Korzinin's six-three claim the pot, doubling him up to a six-figure stack.
Level: 11
Blinds: 1,500/3,000
Ante: 3,000
Morten Halvorsen and Hans Erlandsson were playing a three-bet pot worth 33,500. Halvorsen bet 10,000 on the 7♣J♦10♣ flop, and Erlandsson quickly called.
Halvorsen sized up to 22,000 on the 4♠ turn, receiving a quick fold for his efforts.
Meanwhile, Abraham Uittenbogaard became the latest player to depart from Day 1a.
Kristian Lauvdal got his 45,000 chips in from under the gun against Herli Olop on the button, being the player at risk.
Kristian Lauvdal: A♦10♦
Herli Olop: A♠Q♣
The 3♦3♥8♠ flop brought chop opportunities, but Olop's ace-queen remained best on the 2♦ turn and 5♠ river to eliminate Lauvdal.
Onni Huttunen pushed in his stack of 37,000 from middle position, and Andreas Brendholdt called with the covering stack in middle position.
Onni Huttunen: A♥J♦
Andreas Brendholdt: A♠Q♠
Brendholdt's dominating ace remained best on the 6♦8♥6♣3♠5♠ runout, ending Huttunen's bullet.
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