The poker lobby at the Bellagio in Las Vegas is filled with excitement as the WPT Championship is drawing to an end and it seems like the cards have been almost dealt, just waiting to see who will finally be the lucky one taking the first prize. The two main rivals are currently in possession of an almost equal amount of chips, together holding almost a half of all chips in the game. Gallen Hall and Scott Seiver are full of hope and enjoying a one-day break that has been announced after organisers realised that the field of players has been cut down much faster than expected and the tournament will only take six days instead of a week. The 24-year old Gallen Hall made the headlines in January this year for the first time after winning the PCA in the Bahamas. His rival Seiver already has experience in winning a WSOP bracelet event, but this WPT final table is his first one. The final six further include Justin Young, Tony Gargano, Roger Teska, and Freddy Bonyadi.