Level 6: 200/400 (400) Entries: 248/307 Thomas Hansen and Jani Lehto both checked the 7 J K 10 board after the turn with less than 20,000 in the pot when Petur Hardarson bet 16,000. Hansen folded before the action paused on Lehto. Eventually, Lehto jammed for 17,100 and was called by Hardarson. Jani Lehto: J J Petur Hardarson: A Q Lehto flopped a set of jacks but looked stunned like a deer in the headlights when he saw that Hardarson improved to Broadway on the turn. Lehto still had some hope to survive but none of his outs came with the 4 river completing the board. Petur Hardarson &#8211; 75,000 Jani Lehto &#8211; 0

Cooler for Lehto as He Runs a Set of Jacks into Broadway

Level 6: 200 / 400 (400) Entries: 249 / 307 <div class="wp-block-image"><figure class="alignright size-medium"><a href="https://www.pokerlistings.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/Coolbet-Open-ME-Day-1b-55-Igor-Pihela-Junior-by-Elena-Kask-1-300x200.jpg" data-lightbox="https://www.pokerlistings.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/Coolbet-Open-ME-Day-1b-55-Igor-Pihela-Junior-by-Elena-Kask-1-300x200.jpg"><img src="https://www.pokerlistings.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/Coolbet-Open-ME-Day-1b-55-Igor-Pihela-Junior-by-Elena-Kask-1-300x200.jpg" alt="Igor Pihela Jr." class="lightbox__image"/></a><figcaption>Igor Pihela Jr.</figcaption></figure></div> Igor Pihela Jr. arrived at a river with the board reading J 10 2 &#8211;Q &#8211;6 against Roger Bredesen. With more than 30k in the middle, Philea Jr. moved all-in for roughly 20k more. Roger Bredesen who had him covered, asked him whether he had the straight and eventually called. Philea Jr. did not have the straight, but in fact turned over J J for a flopped set. Bredesen was forced to show his hand: Q 10 for two pair. Igor Pihela Jr. &#8211; 70,000 Roger Bredesen &#8211; 15,000

Set of Jacks Bestowes Double up on Pihela Jr.

Level 5: 150 / 300 (300) Entries: 252 / 299 Ismo Vahala from Finland shoved his last 3k chips in the middle and his shove was picked up by Steffen Andersen who had more than 15 times Vahala&#8217;s stack. Showdown: Ismo Vahala &#8211; K-Q Steffen Andersen &#8211; A-Q Board: A-7-3-A-3 With a full house, Andersen sent Vahala to the rails and increased his chips to twice the starting stack. Steffen Andersen &#8211; 60k Ismo Vahala &#8211; 0

Vahala Can&#8217;t Survive Domination

Level 5: 150/300 (300) Entries: 256 / 296 The Norwegian Stian Knutsen was almost down to his last lifeline (i.e. 7,500 chips, i.e. 25 big blinds) when he found 8-8 in the blinds against an op-raise from Einarsson Egill. Knutsen shoved all-in to which Einarsson, who had him covered also announced all-in. Einarsson showed A-K &#8211; a coinflip. The board ran out K-8-4-2-9 and despite the scary King in the door, Knutsen managed to more than double up. Stian Knutsen &#8211; 16,500 Einarsson Egill &#8211; 34,000

Stian Knutsen Survives Against Einarsson Egill

Level 5: 150/300 (300) Entries: 253/283 Ant Gokcek bet 2,000 into a pot of around 12,000 after the 5 6 10 came on the flop. Markus Kornfeld called before Thomas Erikkson jammed. Gokcek quickly folded and Kornfeld asked for a count. The dealer confirmed the jam was for 17,125. &#8220;I think you are bluffing,&#8221; Kornfeld said just before he called. Thomas Erikkson: Q 10 Markus Kornfeld: A K Erikkson had top pair but he got out of his seat looking ready to go anyway. Kornfeld bricked both the 3 turn and 8 river to double up Erikkson, who sat back down in his seat. &#8220;Finally!&#8221; Erikkson said loudly. &#8220;Something goes my way and I wasn&#8217;t sucked out on.&#8221;

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