Nam Le picked up another big hand heads up but this time Team PokerStars Pro Bertrand Grospellier could not be beat.

The money went in the middle with Nam holding A Q and ElkY on pocket tens. The Le loving crowd was screaming for an ace, but when the flop fell 10 7 6 making Grospellier a set it looked all but over.

The 9 turn gave Nam a chance to chop with an eight, but the K river ended the tournament.

Nam grabs $943,215 for second while Grospellier takes all the glory of a WPT title and the $1,411,015 first place prize.

We'll put up our signature recap of ElkY's big win over here before the night is through.

Nam Le has started the long climb back to contention with two quick doubles on the first two hands heads up.

He shoved, Bertrand Grospellier called and his A J beat ElkY's Q 3 on a 10 9 8 4 5 board.

Grospellier shoved the very next hand and Nam made the call with 2 2. ElkY's two overs were the 6 3, but Nam doubled when the A 8 A K Q board ran out.

He's on almost $4 million now.

Facing a $330k raise from Bertrand Grospellier, Osmin Dardon comes over the top for $800k more.

ElkY shoves, Dardon makes the call and his A J has Grospellier's 10 2 crushed.

The flop changes things, as the 9 4 2 fall, giving ElkY a pair of dueces and Oddie the nut flush draw.

However, the 9 turn and 3 river brick out for Dardon and he's out 3rd cashing $506,245.

The girls, the cash, the chip set and the ticket to the championship are coming out as ElkY will go into heads up with $15 million to Nam Le's less than one.

Stay tuned; it could be quick.

Nam Le leads out with $400k+ bet only to see Oddie Dardon come over the top all in.

Faced with a decision for his tournament life Nam asks how much time is left in the level.

Eventually, he aks for a count of Dardon's chips, mulls it over a bit longer and folds.

A couple hands later Bertrand Grospellier pushed him off his big blind with a small blind shove.

The same trick worked again on the next orbit and Nam was getting dangerously short until he finally made a stand.

He moved in from the button, when, but niether Oddie or ElkY called.

His big blind was stolen by Odie on the next orbit as the Nam Le death watch continues.

They're back now with Bertrand Grospellier on $7.8 million to Osmin Dardon's $6.1 million.

Nam Le is short with $2.5 million.

The players have headed off on a short TV time out but not before Team PokerStars Pro Bertrand Grospellier struck back and regained the lead from Oddie Dardon.

Grospellier raised from the button to $360,000 and Oddie made the call. The flop came 9 5 3 and both checked. However, the K turn brought a $460,000 bet from Grospellier following a Dardon check.

He called, the river came the 7 and after another Dardon check, Grospellier bet $960,000.

Dardon called, but ElkY showed K-4 to win the pot and the chip lead.

Another million chips has gone from Bertrand Grospellier over to Osmin Dardon and he's the new chip leader.

Oddie made it $400k from the button and ElkY called from the small blind.

Nam Le folded and the flop fell A Q 5. Both players checked and they did it again on the 7 turn.

The river came the 7 and Grospellier took a rather small $160k stab at it.

Oddie made it $700k more and ElkY called.

Oddie flashed A-10 and it was good enough to scoop the pot and the chip lead.

Team PokerStars Pro Bertrand Grospellier is bleeding chips and Osmin Dardon is more than happy to take them.

ElkY made it $360k from the button moments ago and Oddie called from the big blind.

Oddie checked the Q 7 3 flop, but when Grospellier bet $460,000, he check-raised it upstairs another $1.4 million.

Grospelleir folded and while Oddie is now close to $6 million, Bertrand falls to under $8 million.

Nam Le suts threateningly behind with $3.2 million.

Oh by the way, were into Level 27 now with blinds at $80,000/$160,000.

Bertrand Grospellier is pwning Osmin Dardon right now.

He took more than one million chips off of him slow playing jacks until the river, then getting Dardon to pay him off.

A few hands later Grospellier sniffed out an Odie Dardon bluff, calling a $550k post flop bet then shoving into a $1.4 million turn bet on a 10 10 2 2 board.

Oddie folded and the Team PokerStars Pro showed some kind of bluff that turned out to be better garbage than Dardon was playing anyway.

ElkY is now back on close to $12 million while Dardon slips to around $3 million. Nam Le has just over $2 million