This tournament is over! Will Fry has defeated Ciprian Hrisca to take the title and the cash. Read on for the gory details.

Despite being knocked back by Ciprian to a 4-1 deficit earlier, Fry has fought back to a chip lead now with some well timed heads up aggression!

Then....THIS HAND HAPPENED!

Ciprian raises to $150k from the button, Fry lays down the hammer, popping it to $650k and now Ciprian moves all-in!

Fry calls and we have a showdown for nearly all the chips in the tournament!

FRY: J J

HRISCA: A 6

Fry with the advantage, which holds on through a Q T 6 flop.

The turn is the K, meaning only a jack or a six will stop the young English player from winning the title.

The river is....the Q!

It's paint but no good for Ciprian meaning he is knocked out in 2nd spot, the Romanian netting himself €342,608 but...

WILLIAM FRY is the CHAMPION of the Hungarian EPT, winning €595,839. An incredible journey for the UK player from tournament unknown to EPT champion!

Head on over to check out the final table recap and make sure to hit the winner interview we did moments after the victory.

 

 

As if the players needed any more excuse to up the aggression, the levels have just risen again, meaning the point at which the two of them will get all their chips into the middle is getting closer and closer...

It is now level 26 so the blinds are a whopping $25k $50k with a $5k.

Fry raises it up preflop to $130,000 and is called by Ciprian.

The two players check down a board of A 2 7 3 Q to the river where Fry bets out $200,000 and is called by Ciprian.

Fry's J-Q however is good as he makes a smart value bet with his second pair...

Will Fry just managed a much-needed double-up to bring his stack near even with Ciprian Hrisca. The money went in before the flop with Fry's J T racing Hrisca's 7 7, Fry managed to pair both his ten and his jack to double through with two pair.

Ciprian Hrisca opened the pot to $170,000 and Fry re-raised to $840,000. Cirprian moved all-inn and Fry called. A 5 for Fry was trailing Ciprion's A 6. The board ran K J T J 4 and the two players split the pot.

Ciprian and Fry see a flop of 8 4 5 .

Fry checks, Ciprian bets out $200,000 and Fry calls...

The turn is the 8, again William checks and again Ciprian bets $200,000, only for the young englishman to check raise to ONE MILLLION DOLLARS - again!

This time Ciprian is going nowhere and moves in, only for William...to muck his hand!

Big coup for the Romanian moves him into a 4 million to one million lead!

Ciprian Hrisca pops it up to $130,000 preflop, only for William Fry to re-raise the Romanian to $400,000.

Hrisca has not been one to fold to re-raises often and he makes the call for the additional $270,000.

The flop comes 9 T 2 and William bets out a whopping ONE MILLLLLLLION DOLLARS!

Ciprian isn't interested though and passes his hand...

William and Ciprian are the last two players vying for the title with a suitcase of money, the artistic EPT Trophy andthe fame of being the latest EPT champion awaiting the victor!

Hand one, the two players check down a board of 6 9 J K Q and Fry shows a jack which is good for the pot...

Round one to the English player...

Ciprian Hrisca and Martin Jacobson go heads up to an unraised pot, the flop coming K 6 3.

The two players check the flop and see the 8 come on the turn.

Ciprian now bets out $100,000 and Jacobson cuts out the chips and calls...

The river is the K and Ciprian now moves his stack all-in. He has Jacobson easily covered and the Swede will be calling off his entire stack if he makes the call...

Jacobson tanks and looks uncomfortable but eventually...HE CALLS!

Jacobson tables T-8 for two pair, but scowls as the unpredictable Romanian Ciprian shows T 2 for the flush. The pair shake hands, and Martin Jacobson is eliminated in 3rd place, winning €197,904.

This leaves UK player William Fry heads up versus the Romanian Ciprian Hrisca.

Hrisca holds approximately a $3.5 mllion to $1.8 million chip lead as the pair face off to decide who will be the champ!

If the spirit of today's final continues, this could be fast...

Jacobson pops it up to $104,000 and Ciprian calls from the big blind.

The flop falls the T 9 3

Both players check.

The turn card is the 5 and the two player's reticence continues with both players checking.

The river is the 9.

Ciprian now bets $150,000 and after a few moments contemplation, Jacobson calls, showing A-Q high.

An understandable call, given the board texture, but Ciprian had made a very tight, but good value bet with 8-5, his two pair eights and fives good for the pot and the Romanian sweeps in a pot.