The first half hour of the day has been quite uneventful, but the action is sure to hot up soon. While they’re playing conservatively, let’s take a look at what’s happening on the High Roller final table.

Two Brits made the €1,100 Battle of Malta High Roller final table, Alex Whitenstall, who had the chip lead at the start of the day and Paul Johnson, who was the short-stack. They are now down to seven players, as Benedetto Sutera was first to go, taking €6,200 for 9th place. Paul Johnson was the next to depart, banking €8,450 for his 8th place finish.

Second in chips was Optibet sponsored Mattiss Celmins, who had 1.42m at the start of the day.

Also still in contention is one of the ACR Poker Stormers, Robert Kuhn, who started the day with the 740,000. This is what they’re playing for: