Here is your TV Final Table for tomorrow's WPT World Championship:

1. Hasan Habib - $7,795,000 (seat 2)
2. Rob Hollink - $4,430,000 (seat 6)
3. Phil Ivey - $3,365,000 (seat 3)
4. Paul Maxfield - $2,885,000 (seat 1)
5. Tuan Le - $2,680,000 (seat 4)
6. John Phan - $1,405,000 (seat 5)

The final table will start at 4:00 pm in the Spa Tower Ballroom here at Bellagio. If you're in Las Vegas and you'd like to see it in person, it's best to get in line as early as possible. Hasan Habib enters with a sizable chip lead, and he'd like to do a little better than his second-place finish in this event last year.

Joe Beevers pushes all in under the gun for $680,000. Everyone folds to Rob Hollink in the big blind, who has to call $600,000 more, and takes some time to think about it. He calls, showing As-10h, and Beevers isn't too happy as he shows 10-9 of diamonds -- he's dominated. Beevers is looking for a nine or a straight or flush draw, but the flop doesn't offer much hope, falling Qh-5s-4s. He has no hope of a flush, and he needs a nine or a runner-runner straight. The turn card is the Js, which gives him an gut-shot straight draw, but it also gives Hollink a spade flush draw. (It's a gut-shot draw because any king that would make him a king-high straight would make Hollink an ace-high straight.) Joe Beevers needs an 8 or a 9 that is not a spade to survive -- five outs. The river card is the queen of clubs, and Joe Beevers is eliminated in 7th place, earning $188,710.

The final six players are verifying their chip counts and filling out forms for tomorrow's TV Final Table. We'll have a chip count soon.

Tournament Director Jack McClelland announces the approximate chip counts:

1. Hasan Habib - $8,000,000
2. Paul Maxfield - $4,900,000
3. Phil Ivey - $4,000,000
4. Tuan Le - $3,000,000
5. Rob Hollink - $1,700,000
6. John Phan - $1,500,000
7. Joe Beevers - $800,000

Joe Beevers is the short stack at the table, and pushes all in from the small blind with $495,000 more. Maxfield folds from the big blind. Beevers picks up enough to survive the blinds a little while longer until he can catch some hands.

There is a three-way pot between John Phan, Paul Maxfield, and Hasan Habib, and it was $225,000 to go before the flop. The flop comes Jd-2h-2s, and Phan bets $300,000, Maxfield raises to $600,000, Habib folds, and Phan calls. The turn card is the 7h, Phan checks, Maxfield pushes all in for $1,105,000 more, and everything grinds to a halt as Phan thinks things over for almost ten minutes.

People in the crowd are even asking whether it's legal for another player to call the clock on him. Eventually, someone does, and as the minute counts down, Phan picks up his cards and plays with them, loosely, sliding them in and out of his chips, and generally not protecting them, but not showing them to Maxfield. Phan folds Q-J face up just as his time is about to expire, and then Maxfield shows one of his cards -- the 10 of clubs.

Shortly after the hand, John Phan declares that he is "officially steaming" now.

Here are the approximate chip counts for the final seven players:

1. Hasan Habib - $6,850,000 (seat 4)
2. Phil Ivey - $4,700,000 (seat 6)
3. Rob Hollink - $3,000,000 (seat 10)
4. Tuan Le - $2,650,000 (seat 8)
5. John Phan - $2,100,000 (seat 9)
6. Paul Maxfield - $1,900,000
7. Joe Beevers - $725,000

The break has ended, but the action is light right now, as they try to reach the TV Final Table.

The players take a 15-minute break before the blinds increase to $40,000-$80,000, with a $10,000 ante.

Tuan Le raises it to $180,000 preflop, and Hasan Habib makes it $400,000. Tuan Le calls, and they see a flop of 8-6-5 with two diamonds. Habib checks, and Tuan Le pushes all in. Habib thinks a while before folding, and Tuan Le takes the pot.