It's finally over here in Copenhagen. After both players checked the 8 7 2 flop on a limped pot Soren Jensen bet $150k on the 3 turn. The 4 river saw Jensen shove and Tim Vance get up from his chair.

"It was nice playing with you sir," he said, felting the flush. A T for Vance was the nuts; we're not sure what Jensen had but it was probably not as good as the nuts. Vance wins 6,220,488 DKK for first, while Jensen grabs 3,521,429 DKK for second.

Stay tuned for winner shots and our full recap blog. We will also be conducting an interview with our champ which should be up in the morning.

Tim Vance has once again taken a stranglehold on the heads-up match; he's chipped away at Soren Jensen and now has a 3-1 chip lead. No big showdowns, just slightly more aggressive play! Thank you God!

Soren Jensen got it in bad and sucked out to double up as the grinding play will continue here in Copenhagen. After a bit of a tiff over the amount, Tim Vance called a $200,000 pre-flop raise from Jensen and the flop fell K 6 7. Vance checked and Jensen moved all-in.

Vance called with K-4, the best hand, and was just two cards away from the win against Jensen's Q-7. Unfortunately for him, those two cards were the Q and 7, filling and doubling Jensen up. These two combatants are now almost even as Jensen has $2.52 million and Vance $2.08.

The action, or lack thereof, is just under way again with the blinds up to a whopping $50,000/$100,000. Decisions must be made!!!

This level has ended with very little action to speak of. The marathon continues after a 15-minute break from Casino Copenhagen where paint dries faster than heads-up poker is played!

Or not. They are just rolling in cots for the members of the audience who have stayed through this epic battle as the fold, check, fold war continues!

The blinds are up to $40,000/$80,000 and while Tim Vance has $3.23 million in chips, Soren Jensen is sitting on $1.37 million - literally sitting!!

After a Tim Vance pre-flop bet and a Soren Jensen call, Jensen bet $400k into the 9 8 4 flop. Vance asked how much he had left before announcing all-in.

Jensen passed, showing a king, and is once again headed in the wrong direction!

Just a note to show the frustration building in the room - at the Dortmund EPT a few weeks back they played 90 hands in the course of the final table. Today we've already had 204! It's bordering on epic in Copenhagen.

Well, we had a chance at ending this thing but it wasn't a good one. Soren Jensen got the action started with an opening raise and Tim Vance came over the top. Soren moved all-in and after a bit of thought Vance made the call. K Q for Vance was in terrible shape against Jensen's pocket kings. Vance was able to flop a queen but no other real draws. The turn was another king and Vance was drawing dead going to the river. Vance is still in the lead with $2.86 million to Jensen's new and improved $1.74 million. Will the excitement ever stop?