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Irish poker pro Andy Black is not one of the few remaining players at the EPT Polish Open. (Bodog Beat Image)

To answer your question, yes we are recycling the only picture we have of Andy Black, even though he is no longer in this tournament, because we have no concept of who any of the players at the final table of the EPT Polish Open actually are.

Scratch that, didn't Ricardo Sousa write the Spanish version of the Wedding March? No? Well, then we know nothing.

Here are the final table names and chip counts:

1. Michael Schulze – 1,162,000
2. Ricardo Sousa – 756,000
3. Juan Maceiras – 437,000
4. Mehdi Ouakhir – 360,000
5. Mathias Viberg – 229,000
6. Trond Erik Eidsvig – 220,000
7. Niclas Svensson – 174,000
8. Daniel Woolson – 164,000
9. Christian Öman – 110,000

This table full of consonants and tongue-twisting umlauts will convene at 2pm tomorrow (today?) to play for the $946k first-place prize. Sousa and chip leader Schulze hold more than 50% of all of the chips in play with the rest all sitting within a hair's breadth of each other hanging on for dear life, meaning many of them will have a very difficult time getting their hands on that top prize.

That's all we've got for right now, but if you want to qualify online for an EPT event, then head over to the Bodog Poker room and check to see when your next chance is to win a $12,000 Bodog "Player's Choice" prize package.