Aleksei Gontšar has taken over the lead over on table 12 while Kasper Wurtz vanished. One short stack can be found there in Tapio Aaltonen while three severe short stacks are on table eight.
Teemu Leppälahti pushed all-in for 37,000 and Antti Takala folded in the small blind. Mindaugas Ezerskis in the big blind asked for a count and folded, too.
Since the action resumed after the break, there was no major clash happening yet with the money bubble in sight for everyone.
Over on table 14, several bigger stacks can be found and Steven Tool raise-folded for 13,000 when Arne Aarskog three-bet to 30,000.
Tool has some of the new T-25,000 chips at his disposal and Aarskog also received them after the hand was over.
Level: 15
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 6,000
Upon completion of level 14, the field has been reduced to the last 66 hopefuls and they have been sent on a scheduled 15-minute break. During that time, the T-500 chips will be raced off and the field is just three eliminations away from the money bubble.
No longer in contention are Rasmus Sihvonen, Ylva Thorsrud, Jari Hurri, as well as Meelis Ahman.
It had all started with a raise to 10,000 by Ville-Matti Lintula and Esa Turpeinen then put in 13,500, which saw the floor being called. The raise followed and that brought Kristine Ingebrigtsen along. Only Turpeinen and Ingebrigtsen stayed all the way to the 9♥8♦6♦10♠8♣ river on which a pot of around 150,000 was checked down.
Ingebrigtsen showed A♦6♦ for the bottom end of the straight but Turpeinen had that beat with A♠J♣ for the jack-high straight.
Kare Hallamaa check-folded the 10♥8♠5♦ turn when Raini Lelle bet 30,000.
He then defended against Peter Rees and called one bet on the Q♠Q♥3♦ flop. Hallamaa checked the 5♠ turn and Rees' bet of 12,000 won the pot.
Two tables over, Asbjorn Elvevold bet the three-way turn of J♠8♥6♥ to get called by Ludvik Gudmundsson and Jukka Moisio. Elvevold jammed the 4♦ turn and received two snap folds.
Vytautas Rubezius was all-in with ace-king versus ace-king and Arne Aarskog held the K♦ in his hand, which got there thanks to four diamonds to send the Lithuanian to the rail. Others to fall recently were Taago Tamm and Riku Määttä, and the final eight tables have already been reached.
In a duel of short stacks, Teemu Kaonpää and Mario Jürgens got their chips into the middle.
Teemu Kaonpää: K♠9♠ 
Mario Jürgens: A♣5♣
The ace-high remained ahead despite a sweat on the Q♣J♥7♥7♦3♠ board. Both stacks were counted and the 69,000 of Jürgens covered. Before their table broke, the Estonian then won another healthy pot to jump back into contention.
Asbjorn Elvevold doubled through Jukka Moisio when A♠Q♦ for ace-queen high was good on a board of 9♥5♣3♥K♥J♥.
Moisio then called all-in for 67,500 when Andreas Hoivold jammed in the small blind.
Jukka Moisio: 8♣8♠
Andreas Hoivold: A♠9♥
The board ran out K♠J♠2♥5♠2♣ and Moisio doubled. Hoivold was down to 20,000 and busted shortly after.
Ole Roulund three-bet jammed a short stack of 49,500 and was called by Stein Pedersen to set up the following showdown.
Ole Roulund: K♠J♣
Stein Pedersen: 8♣8♠
The J♠6♠6♦A♦7♠ runout provided the overcard for Roulund to survive.
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