And we've finished today inside the money with 61 players remaining. Liam Flood leads the way with around 400,000 ahead of the Finn Jasse Nevalainen. Andy Black and Mad Marty Wilson are still around, while Keith Hawkins has retained a large stack.
Tomorrow we'll be playing down to our final table on Easter Sunday and then we'll be finding out who will be getting the biggest eggs.
In a multiway limped pot, three players got their stacks in on the board.
Nik Persaud:
Paddy Hicks:
Jasse Nevalainen:
The Finn was ahead but the other two both had outs, the turn made Persaud's hand worse but actually gave him more outs. One of these was the which duly came on the river and Persaud tripled up while Hicks was eliminated by Nevalainen right at the death.
Amid all the chaos, we actually witnessed an all-in encounter that didn't result in a casualty, that prestigious honour going to Ryan Brian who doubled up with versus on a subsequent board.
Mark Suddes is eliminated in 67th. I didn't catch the hand, but it looked like a nasty accident with versus , the latter hitting a straight by the turn.
They're dropping like lemmings on a tightrope now, Anders Rasmussen the latest to lose his balance. Short stacked, he made his move with , but was picked off by which housed up (as did Rasmussen's hand... eventually) on a decisive board.
Out in 71st is Paul Febers, once again at the veteran hands of Liam Flood. This time Flood had his main by the short and curlies, in dominating shape against . A flop took the nail out of the drawer, and the turn hammered it in.