We have three Sole Survivors (yes, I know that makes no sense) remaining, with Rob Sherwood leading the way with 550,000, and Barry Donovan just a step or two behind with 420,000.
It's certainly not a two horse race, though, as Maurice Whelan has shown more survival instincts than Bear Grylls, enjoying more doubles than a night on the tiles with the Devilfish. He may only have 140,000, but you can't rule him out.
The end of the road for Maurice Whelan, pushing with but found James Mitchell calling with . The hope of a backdoor flush snuffed out on the river of a board.
On the last hand before the break, Barry Donovan defended his blind to a button raise from Santeri Valikoski. At the same time, he was looking over his shoulder towards the feature table as Maurice Whelan met his demise. This might be the reason why he cautiously checked the flop and check-folded the raggy turn.
We've lost Sean van Slujis who made a move with on a flop, but got called by Paul Carr's . A flush draw came on the turn with the but the river was the and the Dutchman busts.