With Lander Lijo’s elimination in 10th place – $25,000 – the High Roller moved to the final table, where every elimination spells a pay jump. Paulin has slowed down a little, as he now has to cope with a full table and some potentially dangerous stacks.

Shortly after the final was formed, Charles LB found a flop that he couldn’t get away from. He was allowed to peek at it holding . The flop came , and an all-in ensued. Bartolomiej Machon’s held up nicely and Charles made his way out, but not before cashing the last of the $25,000 prizes.

See below the seating chart. It does not include the counts, but very little movement other than the hand aforementioned took place.