Monday, Aug. 27, 2007

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PartyPoker Premier League final airs tomorrow

Phil Hellmuth is looking to win the PartyPoker Premier League.

By Arthur Crowson

The final episode of the PartyPoker Premier league is set to air tomorrow and it should be a heck of a finale.

The episode, which starts at 12:10 a.m. BST (early Wednesday) on Channel 4 in the U.K. and Ireland, offers a stellar lineup with 11-time WSOP bracelet winner Phil Hellmuth, Liz Lieu and Vicky Coren all in the running. Lesser-known players Eddy Scharf, Juha Helppi and Ian Frazer make up the rest of the six-player final table.

Coverage of the league began way back in May with 12 of the world's best players trying their hand at PartyPoker's unique format. Each player provided $20,000 of their own money and then PartyPoker supplied an extra $260,000, which means there was a $500,000 pot up for grabs.

Hellmuth enters the contest with the chip lead of 350,000. Right behind him is Eddie Scharf with 310,000.

Commentating on the unique broadcast will be the always-entertaining Jesse May, Tony G and David "Devilfish" Ulliot.

Here's a look at the chip stacks and overall point rankings heading into the final table:

Final-table chip counts:

Player	Chips
Phil Hellmuth	350,000
Eddie Scharf	310,000
Juha Helppi	260,000
Ian Frazer	250,000
Liz Lieu	230,000
Vicky Coren	200,000

Complete point standings:

Player	Points
Phil Hellmuth	35
Eddie Scharf	31
Juha Helppi	26
Ian Frazer	25
Liz Lieu	23
Vicky Coren	20
Andy Black	18
Kenna James	17
Kirill Gerasimov	17
David "Devilfish" Ulliot	14
Tony G	7
Roland De Wolfe	7

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