Aug. 5LAS VEGAS Spokane's 22-year-old poker phenom, Lucas Jumalon, is set to go heads-up against Finland's Lauri Saaskilahti starting at 6 p.m. PST for a chance to take home $10 million at the final table of the World Series of Poker's Main Event. The Spokesman-Review is providing live updates from the scene.Since the only people who are able to see who has what cards are the players, the dealer, and a production team stationed in a trailer outside of the venue, reporting will be focused on the number of chips each respective player has at different points throughout the night. Once pokernews.com posts what hands each player had, the Spokesman-Review will update accordingly.5 p.m. Six men in black suits with briefcases in both hands strolled into the Main Event's final table on Wednesday, accompanied by heavily armed guards. Inside the briefcases was $10 million. The money was then dumped in the middle of the poker table and arranged into a pyramid for Saaskilahti and Jumalon to stare at during the game.5:30 p.m. Jumalon and his crew have arrived.6:12 p.m. Jumalon's support team is chanting the song "We Ready," by Archie Eversole, "Lucas, Lucas, Lucas," while Saaskilahti's supporters are chanting "ole, ole, ole." Jumalon's friends and family are all wearing black shirts, while Saaskilahti's team stand in contrast with all white apparel.6:17 p.m. Jumalon's friends and family are chanting "Spo-Spo-Spokane!" Their next chant, as four ESPN broadcasters attempt to set the scene for people watching on TV, was "Let's go Spokane!" and "We love Lucas!" Jumalon, who eliminated three players yesterday, currently has 328 million chips and 109 big blinds. Saaskilahti has 225 million and 75 big blinds. Big blind is 3 million chips.6:38 p.m. Michael "The Grinder" Mizrachi, the 2025 World Series of Poker's Main Event Winner and nine-time bracelet winner, kicks off the game with a quick opening speech."Let's shuffle up and deal," he said. And so, the game begins.6:45 p.m. Jumalon and Saaskilahti go tit-for-tat to start the game and remain relatively even. With a pot of 35 million on the line, the rail along the poker table was dead silent. When the pot was increased to 57 million, Saaskilahti folded. Jumalon now has 335 million to Saaskilahti's 218 million.