On a 3♥9♦6♥4♣ turn, Nicolas Bacigalupe checked under the gun to Edgaras Gendvilis on the button. Gendvilis added 1,500 to the pot of 6,000, which Bacigalupe called.
Bacigalupe then quickly moved all in on the 5♠ turn for a massive bet of 45,000. Gendvilis wasted no time in folding, and Bacigalupe tabled K♥10♣ as he raked in the chips.
With 10,900 in the pot, it checked to button Lukas Poskus on the 5♠Q♠A♠K♠ flop. He bet 3,500, seeing Kenneth Svendsen call in the small blind and Mindaugas Grigaitis fold in the hijack.
After Svendsen also checked the 8♣ river, Poskus opted to bet 8,000. Svendsen spent a while in the tank, but eventually folded to surrender the pot.
Picking up the action in a pot of 4,500 on the 2♥8♠4♠ flop, Erling Olsen checked from the hijack to Anthony Lesoismier-Geniaux in the cutoff, who bet 2,500. Olsen called to the A♥ turn, where his opponent sized up to 4,500.
Olsen check-called again, after which the J♣ river was checked to showdown. Olsen revealed A♠10♦ for top pair, winning the pot when Lesoismier-Geniaux mucked.
Level: 2
Blinds: 200/300
Ante: 300
In a sizable pot of 11,500, Mindaugas Grigaitis checked from the small blind on the 7♥7♠9♣K♦ turn. Adomas Juozapavicius followed suit in the big blind, but Anastasios Kiorpanagiotis fired a bet of 3,700 on the button.
Grigaitis then raised to 8,200, folding out Juozapavicius. Kiorpanagiotis was not done yet and three-bet to 13,700, but Grigaitis wanted to have the final word and upped the ante again, putting in 23,200.
Kiorpanagiotis quickly folded, surrendering the pot without showdown.
Raul Perez under the gun and Espen Hagen in the cutoff had gathered 6,000 in the center when they went to the Q♠9♣K♠ flop. Perez checked to Hagen, who bet 2,700.
Perez called to the 7♠ turn, which both players checked. Perez then bet 7,500 on the 5♣ river, seeing Hagen fold after some time in the tank.
Over at another table, big blind Kristian Lauvdal, Jan Olsen under the gun, and Erling Olsen on the button were in a three-way, three-bet pot. Lauvdal bet 2,000 on the K♥9♦10♠ flop, which only Jan Olsen called.
The 10♥ turn prompted Lauvdal to check it over to Olsen. Olsen bet 5,000, seucring the pot as Lavudal quickly mucked.
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