Bill Perkins, Chirs Hunichen, and Stefan Schillhabel are the latest three players to depart the tournament floor. The field now sits at nine and the clock has been paused to complete the final table redraw.
Play will continue until the field reaches an official final table of six.
As we were posting the outcome of the final two table seat draw, four players were unable to keep their stacks alive.
Most noticeably, Igor Kurganov is no longer in the hunt. Kurganov was the last player to enter and immediately took over the chip lead. All of Kurganov's chips are now dispersed among the remaining players.
Joining Kurganov on the rail was Jeff Gross, Sam Greenwood, and Kevin Hobbs.
The beneficiaries appear to be Steve O'Dwyer, Jean-Noel Thorel, and Benjamin Pollak.
With a total of 46 entries stemming from 31 entries and 15 re-entires, a prize pool of $2,263,200 has been created. The top six spots will take home a prize with anyone making the money guaranteed at least $158,420.
The top prize of $769,500 and all the glory will be handed out to the eventual champion.
We didn't catch the action but were able to get enough information from the table.
Adrian Mateos had Hart all-in and at risk preflop with a pair of sevens to Hart's queen-jack. A seven on the flop gave Hart no shot at catching up and Hart bid farewell.
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and after two checks in front of him, Seiver fired a bet of 30,000. Just Kaverman called.
landed on the turn and both players checked.
and Kaverman checked once more. Seiver bet 50,000 and Kaverman slid out a big raise worth 250,000. 
, rivering a gutshot straight and Seiver mucked.
