Event 45, No-Limit Hold'em / Six Handed Live Updates

Bill Edler had built himself a 3-1 chip lead over Alex Bolotin and in the final hand of the match made a healthy pre flop raise holding A♣ 10♠.

Bolotin pushed all in and although Edler admitted to PokerListings.com following the hand that he knew if Bolotin pushed in he was going to call, he thought about for a minute or two before making it.

In the lead, Bolotin felted the A♥ Q♠ and looked to double up, but that dream was quickly dashed when the flop came down 3♠ 10♥ 3♥.

A back door flush draw or a Queen remained his only hopes and it was down to one of the three remaining Queens when the turn came the 5♦. The 8♠ river gave Edler the well deserved victory.

Bolotin cashes $504,686 for second and Edler takes home $904,672 and the coveted WSOP Gold bracelet.

****Note: Spoiler Alert****

Reports from the shroud indicate that Bill Edler has won his first World Series of Poker bracelet, defeating Alex Bolotin in heads-up play to take down the title and nearly $1 million in first prize money. Specific hand details won't be available for another hour or so, but for now rest assured that all of PokerListings.com is rejoicing as much as Edler for his $904,672 victory.

For second place, Alex Bolotin takes home $504,686.

Stay tuned for more details and the exclusive PokerListings.com interview!

Alex Bolotin and Bill Edler will go heads up inside the shroud after Erik Friberg busted out.

Friberg picks up $345,582 for third.

The tape delayed coverage still has it three handed, but we know they are bringing the cash and the bracelet inside the dark curtain.

From the penthouse to the outhouse in just a few hands Greg Pohler is out fourth.

He'll cash $232,669 after pushing in with Q♦ 7♣ and getting the call from Friberg and his A♥ K♥. The flop brought and Ace and an Ace was enough.

Fribeg moves back into the chip lead.

Alex Bolotin made the call holding K-6 when Greg Pohler pushed all in on the turn with the board reading K♠ 10♦ 5♦ J♥.

Bolitin sweated the decision for a few minutes and made the gutsy call with top pair and a weak kicker.

Pohler had Q-J and did not improve. He slips down to $1.2 million and Bolotin is in the lead now with around $2.4 million

Bill Elder has doubled through chip leader Greg Pohler and is the new man on top.

Elder held A♠ Q♦ and moved in pre flop dominating Pohler's A♣ J♥. The flop and turn of Q♥ 3♦ 2♦ K♥ gave Pohler a staright draw, but the 4♠ river eneded that dream.

Elder has over $2 million in chips and grabs the chip lead.

The final table will be played out behind the big black curtain, so our tape delayed feed won't get going until 3 p.m.

Stay tuned for hourly updates throughout and all the bust out action as it happens.

Here's the finall table seat assignments and WorldSeriesofPoker.com chip counts:

1. Greg Pohler - $665,000
2. Alex Bolotin - $2,010,000
3. Gioi Luong - $570,000
4. Bill Elder - $535,000
5. Dutch Boyd - $705,000
6. Erik Friberg - $2,795,000