Welcome to the Final Day of the 2016 EPT Malta €25,750 High Roller!

At 1pm local time, the final day of the 2016 EPT Malta €25,750 High Roller will commence. Six are left standing from a field of 65 entrants, and they will play down until a winner is crowned. All players are guaranteed at least €98,740, but the champion will walk away with a staggering payday of €465,800

[Removed:17], hailing all the way from New Zealand, is leading the pack with 887,000 in chips. The Kiwi finished the penultimate day in style; eliminating Davidi Kitai on the last hand with aces versus ace-queen to claim the pole position. EPT 10 Vienna winner Oleksii Khoroshenin isn't far away in second place. The Ukranian is commanding a solid stack of 858,000 and will be one to watch at this final table. The short stack is none other than Ole Schemion, but with 27 big blinds left there's room for the German juggernaut to make some magic happen.

Here's how the players rack up at the start of the day:

Seat	Player	Country	Chip Count	Big Blinds
1	Ramin Hajiyev	Azerbaijan	388,000	39
2	[Removed:17]	New Zealand	887,000	89
3	Max Silver	United Kingdom	412,000	41
4	Mikita Badziakouski	Belarus	438,000	44
5	Oleksii Khoroshenin	Ukraine	858,000	86
6	Ole Schemion	Germany	267,000	27

Play will resume with around half an hour left in level 5,000/10,000 with a 1,000-ante. All levels will be 60 minutes long. The final table will be streamed with hole cards and will be on a 30-minute delay, so expect coverage to start at 1:30 pm local time. Follow all the action on PokerNews.com as we cover every hand from this exciting final table.

Place	Player	Prize
1st		€465,800
2nd		€334,400
3rd		€217,400
4th		€164,030
5th		€127,400
6th		€98,740
7th	Davidi Kitai	€78,050
8th	Patrick Leonard	€60,500
9th	Adrian Mateos	€46,180