This tournament is over! With Sol Bergren's stack as short as it was, we knew it was just a matter of time before the rest of it went in the middle. On the last hand of the evening Lloyd raised from the button, knowing he would be forced to call should Bergren shove.

Shove Bergren did, and Lloyd made a somewhat crying call. A-4 for Bergren was in the lead against Lloyd's Q 5. Bergren held that lead as the board ran T 7 6 K but he was unable to dodge the Q that landed on the river.

Sol Bergren is out in second place for $47,000 while David R. Lloyd takes first-place honors and the $91,200 that goes with them!

Stay tuned for the final-table recap and an interview with our champion!

This heads-up match has been an entirely one-sided affair. Though they began near even in chips David Lloyd has absolutely dominated since it got down to two, turning from the tightish player we had seen up till now into a raising machine.

As we take a short break Lloyd has Sol Bergren outchipped by approximately 10-1. With the blinds and antes on the way up, to $8,000/$16,000 with a $2,000 ante, something has got to give.

Lloyd's climb to the top hasn't been particularly dramatic and we've been hard-pressed to find any truly pivotal hands. We've got to get back to the floor as this thing is sure to go one way or the other in the next few hands.

The heads-up match has begun. Sol Bergren has $530,000 to the $615,000 of his opponent David Lloyd. Keep it locked right here as we take you through the play-by-play until a winner emerges!

This entire final table has been playing at breakneck speed and three-handed play was no different. Just a few hands after the last bustage Darren Matlock raised to $40,000 from the button and got a call from David Lloyd in the small blind. Sol Bergren folded his big blind and the flop came down A K 5.

Both players checked and the 5 hit the turn. Lloyd cut out a stack and pushed $60,000 into the middle. Matlock thought for some time before pushing in for another $74,000. Lloyd, priced into the call, paid the difference and turned over K J. He had Matlock's K 8 crushed, and the T on the river didn't change a thing.

Darren Matlock is out in third for $27,600.

The epic run of Mark Phillips has come to an end. He got aggressive one too many times and was unable to suck out to stay alive. Phillips limped from under the gun and it folded to David Lloyd, who checked in the big blind.

The flop came down K Q J and Lloyd checked. Phillips shoved and Lloyd insta-called, turning over 9 T for the flopped straight. Phillips shook his head and turned over pocket fours. The board finished J 6 and that was that.

Mark Phillips is out in fourth and will take $20,400.

Danny Cochrane had been playing an aggressive game since we first started watching him, but it all caught up with him a moment ago. Sol Bergren raised from the button and Cochrane moved in for $73,000 more from  the small blind.

The big blind folded and after a bit of mental arithmetic Bergren made the call. Sol saw his Q T was in great shape against Danny's Q 2, and after the board ran 9 6 6 7 A it was all over.

Danny Cochrane is out in fifth for $16,600.

Bo Erichsson has been eliminated at the hands of the card-catching one-man wrecking crew also known as Mark Phillips. Erichsson was short and had open-shoved two hands previous to this. On his last hand he moved in for $108,000 and it was folded to Phillips in the small blind, who made the easy call with pocket queens.

Sol Bergren folded his big blind and we saw Erichsson was in a tough spot with A 7. The board ran 9 8 2 3 8 and just like that Erichsson is out.

Bo Erichsson is gone in sixth and will take down $13,800.

The players are back in their seats and things are starting to get serious. With new blinds of $5,000/$10,000 with a $1,000 ante, no one is too comfortable with the stacks in play at the moment. We're going to see some fireworks this level.

The final six players have been sent on a break. When they return the cards will be back in the air and the blinds will be on the way up.

Darren Matlock has just taken the chip lead from David Lloyd as these final six players engage in a maddening game of musical chips, passing them around the table in bulk each and every hand.

We didn't see the whole thing but the money went in before the flop with pocket aces for Matlock and A-Q for Lloyd. The board improved neither hand and Matlock chips up to around $335,000.

Check out the chip count tab in a few moments for the updated counts.