Steven Paul-Ambrose raises to $35,000 from early position, David Singer calls, and Brian Green moves all in for $209,000. But Michael Higgins moves all in over the top of him, and then everyone else folds. Green shows pocket tens (10h-10s), but Higgins has pocket aces (Ac-Ah). Green will need to improve to survive. The flop comes Js-8d-7d, and Green picks up a gut-shot straight draw, and can win with a nine or a ten. The turn card is the 3d, and Green is down to six outs to stay alive.

After a flop of 9s-3d-2c, David Singer bets about $85,000, Brook Lyter raises to about $395,000, and Singer asks for a count of Lyter's chips. Lyter has about $900,000 left behind, and Singer moves all in. Lyter thinks for a short while before saying, "You must have it," and he folds. Singer picks up a huge pot.

With a board of 10d-5c-2c-8c on the turn, Christian Grundtvig bets $135,000 from the small blind position, David Singer raises to $600,000 from the big blind position, and Grundtvig calls all in with Qd-10c (pair of tens, ten-high flush draw). Singer shows 8s-5d (two pair), and he has the lead. Grundtvig needs to catch a queen, a ten, or any club to survive. But the river card is the 3d, and Christian Grundtvig is eliminated in eighth place, earning $117,200.

With the board showing Ah-9h-7s-9d on the turn, Ziv Bachar moves all in for $257,000, and David Singer takes his time before calling with Qc-9c (trip nines). Bachar shows Ac-2c (pair of aces), and he'll need to catch an ace on the river to survive (two outs). The last card is the 10d, and Ziv Bachar is eliminated in ninth place, earning $95,400.

Christian Grundtvig is all in preflop with pocket nines against Gunther Hornung's A-Q. Hornung catches a queen on the flop, and Grundtvig is about to be eliminated. Until a nine falls on the river, giving Grundtvig a set. Now it's Hornung who's crippled, and he doesn't even have enough to cover the big blind.

Steven Paul-Ambrose raises to $50,000 from the button, David Singer reraises to $200,000 from the big blind, and Paul-Ambrose calls. The flop comes 8d-6d-5h, Singer bets $240,000, and Paul-Ambrose calls. The turn card is the 4c, and both players check. The river card is the 6c, and both players check again. Paul-Ambrose shows pocket tens (10c-10d), and Singer quietly mucks his cards. Steven's friends cheer from the rail as he picks up a pot worth over $900,000 in chips.

Updated chip counts and seating positions have been posted for the ten-handed final table; click on the "Chip Counts" tab for the most recent numbers. David Singer is still the leader with $1.575 million in chips, followed by Brook Lyter with $1.41 million in chips. With ten players remaining, the average chip count is $724,000.

Will Barr is all in preflop with Kd-8d against David Singer's pocket fives. A five on the flop pretty much clinches it for Singer, and Barr never catches up. Will Barr is eliminated in 11th place, earning $65,400.