Estonian pro Madis Muur has done it again, and is narrowly ahead of would-be two-time EPT champion Mike McDonald for the overnight chip lead - going in to the final of the of the $10k PCA 2014 Main Even with 6,205,000.

All eight players in tomorrow's final are guaranteed at least $173,220, but a life-changing prize $1,820,420 first prize awaits the winner, along with the title of PCA 2014 champion, a trophy and stunning “Steel and Black” design watch worth €5,550 from SLYDE, the Official Watch Sponsor of the PokerStars Caribbean Adventure 2014.

Final Table
Madis Muur, Estonia, PokerStars qualifier, 6,205,000
Mike McDonald, Canada, PokerStars qualifier, 5,605,000
Pascal Lefrancois, Canada, PokerStars player, 5,595,000
Dominik Panka, Poland, PokerStars qualifier, 3,695,000
Fabian Ortiz, Argentina, , 3,040,000
Isaac Baron, USA, , 2,995,000
Daniel Gamez, Guatemala, PokerStars player, 1,885,000
Shayam Srinivasan, Canada, PokerStars qualifier, 1,505,000

It was a super-quick Day 5 in the Atlantis Ballroom with 20 players whittled down to eight in record time. UKIPT Dublin champion Max Silver, bubbled the final table and finished ninth for $135,400. As well as Muur and McDonald, tomorrow's final will include WSOP bracelet winner Pascal LeFrancois, online pros Isaac "westmenloAA" Baron and Shyam "g’s zee” Srinivasan, plus LAPT Vina del Mar champion Fabian Ortiz.

There were 1,031 players at this year's PCA, creating a prize pool of $10,000,700. Among the 143 players who have already cashed are Team PokerStars Pros Vanessa Selbst, Angel Guillen, Liv Boeree, Marcel Luske, George Danzer, Jason Mercier, Leo Margets as well as Team Online's Marc-Andre Ladouceur and Caio Pessagno.

The players hail from 65 countries including 346 Americans who defied atrocious weather in the States to get to the Bahamas. They accounted for 34% of the field, with 143 Canadians also present (14%).