With Daniel Morgan running away with things, with a stack in excess of seven million, here are some of the chasing pack, with Tomasz Raniszewski best placed to topple Morgan's chip lead.
With the board reading , Robert Finch was in the big blind and bet 260,000 on the river. His opponent was Ben Vinson who had opened the action preflop from middle position. Vinson took some time to think before calling.
"Queen high" announced Finch and Vinson tabled to take down the pot.
Their table, which also contained Ali Ayub, Ryan Mandara and chip-leader Daniel Morgan has now been broken.
Enzo Del Piero raised from under the gun and Daniel Morgan called in the next position. Another player called and they went three-ways to a flop.
It checked to Morgan who bet 125,000 and Del Piero was the only caller. The turn was the and Del Piero checked. Morgan bet 250,000 and Del Piero check-raised to 650,000. Morgan flat-called.
The river was the and Del Piero moved all in for 750,000.
"Have you got it?" asked Morgan.
"It's 50/50," replied Del Piero.
After a while Morgan called. Del Piero slammed down for a set of fives and was ahead of the of Morgan.