Bodog Beat

Isaac "westmenloAA" Baron is the chip leader and from Menlo Park, CA, and this is a picture of a park in Menlo Park. (Bodog Beat Image)

What do you get when an American, two Canadians and a Hungarian sit down at a table? The final table of the EPT Grand Final as it currently stands. You thought maybe a pithy joke? You thought wrong, we're all business here.

The American and current chip leader is online poker phenom Isaac "westmenloAA" Baron, who is sitting at 3,830,000 in chips. He is followed by the Hungarian, Denes Kalo, with 3,435,000 in chips. Bringing up the rear are the two Canadians (hahaha, wait…all business, all business), Glen Chorny and Maxime Villemure, who has to be French Canadian (that's not a joke, just a straight up observation).

According to PokerNews.com, the play has slowed down considerably since Kalo doubled-up about an hour and a half ago. The players have just crossed the 150-hand mark on the day and look to try and double that with the speed of play as it is.

Stay tuned to the Beat for more updates from the EPT Grand Final.

Charles Simmons is a regular contributor of poker news for the Bodog Beat and is all business, seriously.