Event #64: $1,000 WSOP.com Online No-Limit Hold'em

Nine hours and close to 900 eliminations later, six players are still alive and have a chance to take down the first World Series of Poker online bracelet event.

They'll have to wait until Saturday though, as the players will break for a day and return on July 4th to crown a champion.

In total, 905 players took their virtual seats, building up a nearly $860,000 prize pool that will see the eventual champion of Event #64 take home just over $197,000 and the first ever WSOP bracelet awarded through an online event.

There were plenty of big name players that took the felt, the only problem is, not all were known and even the remaining six players will remain anonymous for the next few hours, with their real names and chip counts being reported sometime over the next 24 hours.

We do know that Greg Merson, Natasha Barbour, Dutch Boyd all took a shot at the WSOP online glory, with the latter two making the money.

Those players all fell short of the final table, one that surely boasts it's own fair share of big name players, with those identities being revealed later on WSOP.com.

The handles and chip counts for the remaining six players are listed below, with a complete look at the remaining Event #64 payout structure listed under the 'Prize Pool' tab.

1. 'imgrinding' - 2,572,767
2. 'casedismised' - 2,290,637
3. 'Stonerboner' - 1,832,138
4. 'SLOPHOUSE' - 1,104,863
5. 'GringoLoco72' - 1,059,089
6. 'TuttyBear' - 467,813

Not many people have been able to get chips from the overwhelming leader 'imgrinding', but 'Stonerboner' has done just that, as he just scored a huge double up through 'imgrinding' to move up and over the 1,500,000 mark. 

Almost immediately after the 9th place elimination of 'CindrllaMan', 'AAwwwAA' was all-in and at risk but couldn't find a double, getting sent to the rail in 8th place.

They'll make just over $16,000 for their final table run.

Nine players remain and are now seated at the virtual 'Thunder Dome'. They will now play down to a six handed official final table, with those players returning to play down to a winner, live on Saturday. 

A graphic with the members of this final table and chip counts is posted below:

The short stacks are going after each other, as 'SLOPHOUSE' just got all-in against 'Stonerboner' to cut him down to just under 10 big blinds after a timely river card. 

There are 15 players remaining in Event #64 with those updated chip counts posted below:

David Tuthill is all-in and at risk holding    and up against an opponent's   . 

The two are more or less flipping for each of their tournament lives, that is, until Tuthill flops a royal flush to lock up the pot and move near the 500,000 chip mark. 

Tuthill, who was on the WSOP.com Twitch stream earlier today, has seemed to pick up some live updates run good and is now in a good position to make a deep run with just two tables remaining. 

'imgrinding' was the first player over the 1,000,000 chip mark and after taking a few hits, he's now the first player over the 1,500,000 chip mark after scoring the knockout of 'notontilt09'.

There are just over 30 players currently remaining in Event #64 and 'imgrinding' is still the only player to even sniff the 1,000,000 chip mark. 

'Loewa79' and 'Stonerboner' are new to the top of the leaderboard and each sit above the half million mark, while 'Exclusive1' and 'peggysuenuts' continue to hold their spots in the top five. 

Play will resume after a short break, which could be the last as the pace of play and eliminations have not stopped since the money bubble burst. 

During the last break, the chip count were updated with the biggest stack playing just over 600,000. Well, that number is now dwarfed by 'imgrinding', who just hit on the turn to move over the 1,000,000 chip mark.