Streaming now on the Cash Game Festival Twitch channel now is a £25/£50 no-limit hold'em game, the highest stakes we have seen thus far in the poker festival. Pretty much everyone is sitting with a mountain of chips with the average stack north of £10,000

Here is a look at the competition:

Spain's Javier Perez Estevez came in just for the Cash Game Festival and has been seen in some big pots throughout the first three days. He describes himself as both an engineer and a poker player.

David Pedro Leja who currently lives in London has also been noticed in a lot of action throughout the first three days of the poker festival.

Spain's Carlos Sanchez admits he has a lot of cash game experience, but not too much being featured. This is his first time on a live stream while playing.

Not much is known about Gang Wang other than according to the Hendon Mob he is showing a little less than $10,000 in career tournament cashes. Although he isn't proficient in English, he seems more than proficient in figures and poker as he was witnessed in big action yesterday as well.

UK's Matthew Moss describes himself as a poker pro, but usually plays at home in front of a computer. However, the Cash Game Festival motivated him to get in on some live action.

Cyprus' Elia Christodoulou is a florist by day, but is enjoys big action poker. He is one of the shorter stacks on the deep table with £6,400 in front of him.

You can check out the action on the Cash Game Festival Twitch channel linked here.