Another two players have gone out on this seemingly rapid fire final table. The bubble last night lasted so long that it's made the stacks that much shorter. But with them now seemingly busting out left, right and centre, the poker is starting to become a little more deepstacked.

Soffer Made To Leave His Chair 

Ariel Soffer is next out, he called all-in with pocket sixes against Duncan Bell's J-T. Bell flopped a straight draw and made the straight on the turn, leaving Soffer drawing dead, and consequently out in 7th place.

Bell Ends Sanders Challenge

After doubling up Brent Hanks by moving in with Q-2 on a K-J-T flop and being instantly called by Hanks' K-K which made quads on the turn. Sander was left to just shrapnel, and called for his last couple of blinds with T 7 against Bell's 2 2. The flop was 6 6 9, and gave Sanders extra outs but the turn 2 left him drawing dead and gone in 6th.

Spanked Hanks

Hanks raised preflop and Steve Merrfield called from the blinds. On the A 5 K flop, Merrfield donk-led for $200,000 with Hanks raising to $525,000. Merrfield moved all-in and Hanks snap-called with A K, Merrfield needing some help for his 8 7. The 9 on the turn gave him some extra outs, and the Q river doubled him up for a huge pot.

Doudney Doubles Again! 

After Merrfield raises pre-flop to $125,000, Shawn Buchanan made it $300,000 with Nathan Doudney moving all-in. Buchanan made the call as Merrfield got out of the way. Doudney showed jacks against Buchanan's ace king and survived the flip.

There's going to be action early on during this final table as three of the final table players have less than 10 big blinds. First prize pays over $600,000 with 9th paying just shy of $60,000.

The Levi Breaks

Nicolas Levi and his awesome hat have gone out in 9th place winning $59,442 after he pushed in over the top of Steve Merrifield's raise with pocket sevens, Merrifield made the call, commited as he was, with ace ten and managed to catch the best of it, making a full house on the T 6 6 8 T board.

The Hatpimp is out.

Bell Tolls For Ditzek

Brent Ditzek has gone out in 8th place after moving all-in with A-Q and being called by Duncan Bell's pocket jacks. Ditzek hit a queen, but the flop also brought trip jacks for Bell, leaving his opponent drawing dead after the turn. We're already down to seven after just four hands!

Double-up Delights Doudney

Nathan Doudney is running good, he's just been all-in four hands in a row. The first time he chops with Brent Hanks when both show K-T. Next hand he moves in his short stack with Q J and gets called by Steve Merrifield's 4 2 and hits a flush to win. Next hand he moves in again and isn't called. Finally he moves in a fourth time with A-K and gets called by Brent Hanks A-9, again holding to win.