The third week of the PokerNews Deepstack Challenge is set for a dramatic conclusion, with the leaderboard wide open heading into Monday’s final trio of tournaments. With 8,485 entries already recorded and $1,725,040 in total prize pools — including $304,281 awarded to winners — Week 3 is on track to become the most attended and lucrative week of the series so far.

At the top of the current standings is Amanda Soscia, who leads with 1,093 points following a standout week that includes four total cashes, a win in the $400 event on Sunday, and another final table appearance. The 24-year-old Florida marketing professional only recorded her first cash in April but has quickly become a force in the PNDC series.

Just behind her is Dominique Terzian on 1,066 points. The 61-year-old Frenchman, who works in real estate, also found the winner’s circle this week in the $200 event and previously notched a third-place finish and a third deep run — all of which have kept him within striking distance of the top spot.

Rounding out the top five are Dong Jun Ji (850), who earned his first win in three years in Wednesday’s $250; Jeffrey Eisenbeis (819), the $250 winner on Saturday; and Conrad Co (810), who topped Friday’s 931-entry $250 event.

Joshua Feiger (796), Simon Fowler (793), Arash Asadabadi (775), Rebecca Trianosky (749), and David Maerten (737) remain in contention as well. Maerten currently occupies the final qualifying position for a seat in the $600 PokerNews Deepstack Championship, but several players sit just a single cash away from overtaking him.

With three events left to play today — one at each of the $250, $400, and $200 buy-in levels — there’s still time for a shakeup at the top. Monday, June 16, is the final chance for players to lock up leaderboard points and punch their ticket to the PNDC Championship.