The first few hands of heads-up play have been back and forth between Gus and Jimmy. If anyone has the edge though it's Jimmy, picking up the bigger of the pots.

After Andy Black's elimination we are down to heads-up play. Jimmy Fricke is in a dominating position with $11,175,000 to Gus' $3.7 million. It's going to be an uphill battle for Hansen to overcome Fricke's monster stack but if anyone can do it it's Gus.

Andy Black has been elimininated from this event in third place after getting into a dominated all-in confrontation with Jimmy Fricke. Fricke made a pre-flop raise and Black quickly moved all-in. The words were barely out of his mouth before Fricke said call and turned over his cards. Black was in bad shape with K-Q to Fricke's A-Q and needed some help going to the flop. The board came 3 7 7 9 T and Andrew Black is outta here. Finishing in 3rd, Andy will take home $700,000.

After a raise to $350k from Jimmy Fricke in the small blind, Andrew Black moves all-in for $1.14 million total. Jimmy Fricke considers his options for a few moments and reluctantly makes the call. It's Black in the lead going to the flop and the dealer turns over T 5 A. Fricke manages to pair his five but it's Black with the higher pair - tens. The board finishes out 2 J and Andy Black doubles to $2.28 million.

The break is over and the cards are back in the air. The first two hands of this level have been walks as the players settle in.

The most recent level has come to an end and the players have gone on a short break. The blinds will go up when we return and we'll see if either of these players can halt the one-man wrecking crew known as Jimmy fricke.

Andy Black averted disaster after getting all-in with Gus Hansen and ending up with a split pot. A raise from Gus Hansen to $250,000 was followed by an all-in move from Andrew. Gus made the call and before they rolled them over it was clear by his expression that Andy wasn't happy about the call. Behind going to the flop with A 3 against Hansen's A 8. The flop came 4 Q 2, giving Black a few more outs and the 4 on the river added a ton more for a split. The T on the river is good for the chop and Black stays alive.

It;s hard to believe but Jimmy Fricke is absolutely dominating this final table and having two players like Gus Hansen and Andy Black to contend with makes it all the more impressive. Executing aggressive moves, Fricke is owning this match. Fricke just showed us an example of the kind of play I'm talking about when, after Black raised to $250,000 and Gus made the call, Fricke came over the top and made it $1.5 million, taking down the pot.

This hand began with Jimmy Fricke raising it up to $250,000 and after Black got out of the way Gus makes the call. The flop comes 9 A 3 and Fricke bets out $350k. Hansen quickly raises to $700,000. After a few moments Fricke lays down his hand and Gus rakes in the pot.

After Andy Black raised to $250,000 and got calls from both Hansen and Fricke, the flop came A-Q-7 rainbow. Gus checks from the small blind and Fricke throws in half a million worth of chips. Both players fold and Fricke takes down the pot.