They split pots until the wee hours of the morning yesterday, but still couldn't get the Omaha 8 final table set.

Eventually, Eli Elezra busted 20th, and at around 3 a.m. PT the 19 players still in contention hit the sack.

Now they're back with plans to play all the way down to a bracelet winner.

Things got rolling a few minutes after 2 p.m. with a player by the name of Ed Smith leading the pack.

However, Thang Luu, who won this thing last year, still has a chance to repeat, sitting second in chips.

Freddy Deeb, Jordan Rich and Sebastian Ruthenberg are the most recognizable players left in the mix and this thing is far from over.

A $263,135 first-place prize hangs in the balance and PokerListings will let you know who grabs it up a little later in the day.

Check back soon!