Louis Lee limps-in and Adam Gerber pops it to $125,000. Lee makes the call and the flop comes 6 6 5. Gerber checks and Lee bets $200,000. Gerber immediately pops to $500,000 and Lee makes the call. The turn is the 6 and Gerber moves all-in, putting Lee to a decision for his tournament life.

Lee tanks for a good five minutes, standing and pacing and trying to figure out his move. After an agonizing deliberation he makes the call, shoving his stack into the middle and turning up 5 3 for the boat. Gerber has a better boat, however, with 8 8 and Lee is drawing dead. After the K hits the river it's official; Adam Gerber is USPC Champ!

For the win, Gerber takes home the $606,095 first prize, as well as a gold bracelet and a Rolex watch. Louis Lee earns $318,180 for second place. Congratulations to both finalists!

Adam Gerber raises to $165,000 and Lee calls to see the flop come K Q 4. Gerber bets out $220,000 and Lee flat-calls. The turn is the J and both players check. The river is the 5 and Gerber checks to Lee, who reaches for chips. Gerber folds instantly and Lee takes down the pot.

With no deal apparently having been brokered, the cards are back in the air as these two combatants square off for the $606,095 first prize, as well as a gold bracelet and a Rolex watch. Stay tuned to PokerListings.com for the thrilling conclusion!

With heads-up play looming, we've taken a quick break to get set up and for the two finalists to discuss a chop. Here are the chip counts as we await the resumption of play:

Adam Gerber	$3,310,000
Louis Lee	$1,625,000

 

Louis Lee limps from the button and Adam Gerber joins him in the pot from the small blind before Matt Glantz comes over the top all-in for his last $519,000 from the big blind. Lee gets out of the way and Gerber goes into the tank again, deliberating and talking himself through the hand before finally deciding to call.

Glantz turns up A Q and is racing against Gerber's 6 6, and after the flop comes T 6 2 the pro-Gerber audience lets out a roar of approval. The turn is the A and the river the 6, giving Gerber kwads and sending Glantz home in third for $159,080.

Adam Gerber limps in and Matt Glantz raises all-in for his last $485,000. Gerber goes into the tank for five minutes but eventually lays down the hand, giving Glantz the pot.

Louis Lee raises to $120,000 from the button and the action folds around to Matt Glantz, who ups it to $225,000 to go. After some deliberation, Lee announces all-in, putting Glantz to a decision for his tournament life. Glantz lays the hand down and Lee takes the pot.

Adam Gerber and Louis Lee see a flop come 9 7 6 and Gerber checks blind. Lee bets out $90,000 and Gerber adds $240,000 to the wager. Lee re-pops to $635,000 and Gerber goes into the tank, giving the matter serious thought before folding while telling Lee, "You played that hand perfectly."

 Matt Glantz limps-in and Louis Lee checks his option. Both players check the flop and the turn as the board comes J T 4 4 K. On the river, Glantz bets out $40,000 and Lee raises to $135,000. Glantz makes the call and Lee shows J 4 for the boat. Glantz mucks and Lee takes the pot.

The latest chip counts:

Adam Gerber	$2,540,000
Louis Lee	$1,500,000
Matt Glantz	$895,000