It's harder to do a write up for a European Poker Tour event there's no one you recognize on the final table when there's no former World Series of Poker or World Poker Tour champs lining up for the TV.

That's where Pokernews.com comes for the rescue, recapping day three of the EPT Copenhagen tourney which is awarding 6,220,488 Kroner to the winner. For those lacking a conversion tool six million Kroner will net you about 800,000 Euros and probably fist full of American dollars as well ($1,186,679.52 to be exact).

John Harkness from Pokernews.com lines up the final table for you below:

With Lund's exit, the final eight players bagged their chips, with Vance the runaway chip leader. Nielsen stayed close to the top in second place, while Jensen came back from being crippled on one of the first hands of the day to make the final table. The final-table seating assignments and chip counts for Saturday's final:

Seat 1: Rasmus Hede Nielsen - 789,000
Seat 2: Tim Vance - 1,408,000
Seat 3: Daniel Ryan - 557,000
Seat 4: Patrik Andersson - 283,000
Seat 5: Simon Dorslund - 267,000
Seat 6: Nicolas Dervaux - 336,000
Seat 7: Soren Jensen - 500,000
Seat 8: Magnus Hansen - 458,000