We've reached the end of the current level and players are on a fifteen-minute break.

Niclas Svensson open-shoves for his last $54,000 from the cut-off and Juan Maceiras moves all-in over the top from the button. The blinds get out of the way and Svensson shows K 3 to Maceiras' J J. The flop, however, is a miracle for the Swede, coming K T 3, and after the board finishes out 2 8 Svensson has doubled up to a little over $100,000.

Juan Maceiras raises to $27,000 from middle position and the action folds around to Trond Eidsvig, who moves all-in from the small blind for another $59,000. The action folds around to Maceiras, who makes the call and turns up A-9 to Eidsvig's A-10. The flop comes A-5-2 and Eidsvig retains the lead, but after a second deuce hits on the turn Maceiras has outs for the chop. The river, however, is a nine and the Spaniard makes a better two pair to send the Rookie of the Year to the rail.

Eidsvig earns 201,040 PLN and the adulation of millions for his 8th place finish.

Christian Oman raises to $28,000 from under the gun and Juan Maceiras re-raises another $72,000 from the hijack. The action folds back around to Oman, who moves all-in for another $112,000 on top and Maceiras goes into the tank, giving the matter some serious thought before deciding even 3:1 is not good enough for his hand and laying it down. Oman takes the pot.

We've reached the end of the current level and the blinds are on the rise without a break. Stay tuned for more action-packed updates as soon as there is action to pack.

Christian Oman gets all-in preflop with a pocket pair of fours and is called by Juan Maceiras in the big blind. Maceiras tables Q-10 but cannot hit any cards to bust Oman and the Swede doubles up to about $200,000.

On the third hand of the day, Daniel Woolson raises to $22,000 and is called by Ricardo Sousa, Mathias Viberg and Medhi Ouakhir. The flop comes Q 5 3 and action checks to Woolson, who bets out $65,000. Sousa folds out but Viberg makes the call before Ouakhir raises all-in, having both live players covered.

Woolson and Viberg both call and the American turns up A A to the Frenchman's K Q and the Swede's 5 5. The board finishes out 6 K and the fives hold up, sending Woolson to the rail and tripling up Mathias Viberg.

Woolson is out in 9th place and will earn 122,060 PLN for his time.

The cards are in the air and the game is afoot from the final table in Warsaw. From here on in, we don't stop until we're all Zloty millionaires!

It's final table time at the PokerStars European Poker Tour Polish Open! After a record-setting Day 3 that lasted barely two hours in reducing the field from 26 to nine, our final table of fearsome competitors has returned to the dungeon at the Hyatt Regency Warsaw for the final heroic push towards an EPT title and a 2,154,000 PLN (approximately €609,782 or $1b USD).

Among the final tablists are Scandinavian Rookie of the Year Trond Eidsvig, playing in his third final table of EPT Season 4, as well as Spain's Juan Maceiras, American Daniel Woolson and our chipleader, Germany's Michael Schulze.

Action will begin in about a half-hour's time and continue until only one Eurorounder is left standing. Keep it locked on PokerListings.com throughout the day for continuing and comprehensive coverage of this a-Pole-ing event (har dee har har)!

Here are the chip counts and seating positions for the finalists:

Seat 1	Trond Eidsvig	$220,000
Seat 2	Christian Oman	$110,000
Seat 3	Mehdi Ouakhir	$360,000
Seat 4	Niclas Svensson	$174,000
Seat 5	Daniel Woolson	$164,000
Seat 6	Juan Maceiras	$437,000
Seat 7	Michael Schulze	$1,162,000
Seat 8	Ricardo Sousa	$756,000
Seat 9	Mathias Viberg	$229,000