Former big stack Arne Aarskog vanished from table 14 and Henning Stalsberg then bowed out against Kaido Mikk when his Q♣J♣ couldn't beat K♠Q♥ on a board of K♥5♦2♣A♠3♥.
Andre Larsen was flipped out with ace-king against the 7♦7♣ of Esa Turpeinen on a board of 10♥4♣2♥9♠Q♠.
Raini Lelle got his shorter stack into the middle with the A♠K♥ and had a classic flip against fellow Estonian player Runnar Lindepuu. The latter took the coin flip with 8♣8♠ and stayed ahead on the Q♥9♦3♦5♣2♣.
Øystein Stai had busted prior and Kristine Ingebrigtsen followed thereafter to reduce the field to the last 45 contenders.
Sami Natri three-bet jammed for 127,000 out of the big blind and Karl-Julius Kalmus called with nearly the same stack size at his disposal.
Sami Natri: K♦10♣ 
Karl-Julius Kalmus: A♦J♣
The 6♠5♣2♣10♥4♠ board improved Natri with a pair of tens.
Kalmus was down to 11,000 and jammed the next hand. Asbjorn Elvevold also moved all-in from the small blind and Natri followed suit from the next seat.
Karl-Julius Kalmus: K♠10♠
Asbjorn Elvevold: A♦J♥
Sami Natri: A♣A♠
The aces held throughout the Q♣10♦4♦9♥7♥ board and Natri went from shorter stack to more than the average in two consecutive hands.
Ave Lepik sent Birgir Ellingsen to the rail when her J♦J♠ stayed ahead on a board of 10♥10♦7♣2♠8♥. The player from Iceland was joined on the rail by Jukka Moisio and Gustav Ekhagen, who had busted before that.
Davy Wathne was eliminated for the next table to break while Andres Kolbeinsson saw his tournament come to an end within two consecutive hands.
Kolbeinsson first doubled Kare Hallamaa when 10♠10♦ could not crack J♥J♠ on a board of A♠8♥2♠K♥3♣.
Kolbeinsson then jammed the last 17,000 and was called three ways by Seyed Tabaei in the hijack, Peter Rees on the button and Andre Larsen in the big blind.
Larsen check-folded the 10♠9♦7♣ flop when Tabaei bet 39,000 and Rees called. Tabaei jammed the 7♦ turn and Rees folded.
Andres Kolbeinsson: 9♥8♣
Seyed Tabaei: A♣10♣
The river was the Q♥ and that spelled the end for the player from Iceland.
Mindaugas Ezerskis had survived the money bubble on a numb and then jammed the button for around 45,000 soon after, which was snap-called by Hjörtur Davidsson in the big blind.
Mindaugas Ezerskis: K♥7♠
Hjörtur Davidsson: A♣A♥
The J♥4♥2♣8♥Q♦ runout saw Ezerskis drawing dead on the turn already.
John Sara followed to the payout desk shortly after, never having recovered from paying off the nut straight by Keimo Suominen during hand-for-hand play. Karl Bratt also bowed out as the field reached 55 players remaining.
Jhonro Magno had survived the money bubble on fumes and then jammed for 13,000, he was called by Tarmo Anton and the rest of the table folded.
Jhonro Magno: 9♥6♥
Tarmo Anton: K♥K♠
There was no help for the player from Iceland on the A♠8♥4♣3♦8♦ board and he exited to the rail, collecting the min-cash for the efforts.
Level: 16
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 8,000
Soon after his double up, Hans Winther jammed the button for 122,000 and was snapped off by Tage Almark from under the gun.
Hans Winther: A♣Q♠
Tage Almark: K♠K♥
The kings reigned supreme on the J♦6♦3♣4♥9♣ runout. Almark's stack was counted and his 129,000 covered to knock out Winther.
On a completed board of A♣K♥4♠J♣2♠, Peter Rees bet 112,000 out of the big blind. He was called by Raini Lelle and showed Q♣10♠ for broadway to win a large pot, as Lelle briefly exposed king-jack for two pair.
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