Event 35, No-Limit Hold'em Live Updates

We can tell you this:

According to PokerListings.com sources - The best in the business - Dustin Dirksen and Ryan Young are now heads up.

There's four left on the Harrah's delay-cast, but we have confirmed John Esposito was eliminated fourth and Nam Le went out third. Stay tuned to PokerListings.com and we'll have the winner when it happens.

All that and more for a lot less than the $50 Harrah's is charging!

Michael Trimby has been eliminated in fifth and will cash $62,048 after moving in from the cutoff with Q♠ 8♣. His aggressive play was stiffled when Dustin Dirksen called in the BB holding K♦ 9♥ and it held up.

The K♥ 9♦ 4♦ all but sealed the Irishmen's fate. But the K♣ turn and 10♥ river sent him made sure he was sent out into the hallway where the 14 loud Irishmen he travelled to the WSOP with were waiting.

Paul Cheung is out sixth. He moved all in following a Nam Le UTG raise. Le called with J♦ J♥ and it was enough to send cheng home with his 5♣ 5♦.

The final board of K♠ J♠ 9♠ 10♥ A♥ never put Le's lead in jeopardy.

Cheung takes home $79,743 for sixth.

We're into Level 20 and Ryan Young holds a massive chip lead with almost $4 million in chips.

Raj Jain is out seventh after his cowboys got cracked.

He went all in over the top of a Ryan Young reraise on the flop reading Q♠ 7♥ 6♦. Unfortunately for him, Ypung called holding the 7♠ 6♠ for two pair.

He got no help from the turn or river and heads to the cage to pick up $62,048. Not bad for the man who headed into the day the short stack.

It looked like Darren Glenn was waiting for a good spot, but got all his chips in the middle holding a dissapointing 4♣ 4♦.

Nam Le obliged with the instacall holding A♣ A♠. No four and Glen bows out in eighth. He cashes $46,806.

Irishman Michael Trimby has doubled up again!

He pushed all his chips in the middle UTG holding 8♦ 8♥ and got the call from Paul Cheung with 9♣ 9♥. 

Behind, Trimby got what he wanted on the flop of Q♠ 8♣ 3♥ and the set held with the turn coming the J♥ and the river the 6♦.

Raj Jain doubled through Michael Trimby when the loose playing Trimby pushed all in holding A♥ 8♦ and ran into Jain's A♦ A♠.

Jain's rockets held on a board of Q♥ J♠ 9♦ 9♠ 5♣.

Trimby's loose play left him with just $65,000 in chips following the hand. Jain, who came in the short stack had over $750,000.

However, Trimby pushed in on the very next hand holding A♣ 9♣ and Dirksen called. The flop of K♦ J♣ 7♣ put Trimby behind and the 4♦ didn't help. But the miracle A♥ on the river did and Trimby doubled up.

We're headed into Level 20 and Nam Le is building his stack.

Nam took down a $200,000+ pot from Dustin Dirksen raising $100,000 from late position with K♠ J♥ and getting the loose call from Dirksen holding A♥ 8♥.

When the flop came down 10♣ 10♠ Q♥, a good one for Le's K-J, he bet out $110,000. Dirksen couldn't make the call and Le took it down.

A few hands later, Michael Trimby made an aggressive play raising in late position with 4♠ 3♣ only to see Le come over the top $128,000.

Trimby tanked for a minute but ran and hid folding the weak hand. The hole card cam revealed Le made the move with A♣ J♦.

His stack now sits around $750,000 and growing. 

We have just eight players remaining after Joe Holmes was eliminated by Dustin Dirksen.

Dirksen raised UTG and it folded around to Holmes in the BB. Looking down at J♥ 10♥ and over at an aggressive Dirksen, Holmes moved in.

Dustin called flipping over 7♦ 7♥ and it did more than just hold up. Dirksen made quads on the turn, crushing Holmes and sending him to the cage to pick up $36,751.

Playing tight early on Ryan Young has seen very few flops, but retains the chip lead.

Darren Glenn lost a good amount of his chips with A-Q against short Stack Raj Jain's A-K in an early hand, but managed to double up a few hands later.

He moved all in holding 8♦ 8♣ and got the call from Dustin Dirksen on the button with A♠ 6♠.

The board of 4♣ 7♥ 2♦ 10♠ 4♠ did not match Dirksen's one over and Glenn picked up the pot.

The cards are just about in the air on the tape delayed coverage from the Rio. Things will get going at Level 19 and the big blinds mean many of the short stacked players will be forced to make an early move.

Ryan Young and Dustin Dirksen have more chips than the rest of the field combined and it should be interesting to see if they can hold on for what should be a monster heads up match. Anything can happen if a short stack sees a run of cards, however, and PokerListings.com will be here to bring it to you.

Here we go...