Hands #1-6: Not a Great Start for Glæsel
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Hand #1: Rasmus Glæsel opened for 135,000 with 
. Aleksei Opalikhin, in the hijack, called with 
. The flop came 
and Glæsel bet 150,000 with his flopped set. Opalikhin folded right away.
Hand #2: On the button, Michael Gentili found 
and raised to 130,000. Small blind Christian Harder woke up with 
and three-bet to 425,000. The big blind folded, and so did Gentili.
Hand #3: Aleksei Opalikhin was first to act and raised 
to 135,000. Rasmus Glæsel called from the big blind with 
and check-called 160,000 on 
. The turn came the 
and now Glæsel check-folded to Opalikhin's 290,000 bet.
Hand #4: Christian Harder raised 
to 135,000 from the button, followed by small blind Rasmus Glæsel who three-bet to 325,000 with . Big blind Aleksei Opalikhin found 
and glanced at his neighbor's stack. The Russian player eventually four-bet to 700,000. Harder folded, and so did Glæsel after some time in the tank.
Hand #5: Rasmus Glæsel raised 
from the button, making it 130,000. Both blinds folded.
Hand #6: Christian Harder was in early position with 
and raised to 140,000. Cliff Josephy was in the small blind and moved all in for 1,120,000 with . Harder folded, sending Josephy the pot.