Day three of the EPT means the introduction of a television table. One group of eight will today have every move scrutinised by a swarm of cameras, serried ranks of supporters, an army of technicians and, eventually, millions in the comfort of their own homes (in edited form, at least.)

While for some that's a daunting proposition, others relish their time under studio lights. And around the first television table of this year's London EPT, there are significantly more of the latter category than the former. Take a look at today's first feature table.

Seat 1 - Daniel Mangas - Spain
Seat 2 - Roland de Wolfe - England
Seat 3 - Fuat Can - Sweden
Seat 4 - Katja Svendsen - Norway - PokerStars qualifier
Seat 5 - Joseph Mouawad - Lebanon - PokerStars qualifier
Seat 6 - Anthony Lellouche - France
Seat 7 - Chris Moneymaker - USA - Team PokerStars pro
Seat 8 - Pascal Perrault - France

At a quick count, that's two EPT titles and one WPT crown, alongside a WSOP main event winner.

Tough table.

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Tournament update:

We're down to 31 players now. And here's how most of them are faring (the others are out of reach):

Ben Grundy – England - 250,000
Tony Cascarino – Ireland - 85,000
Martyn Reeve – Wales - PokerStars qualifier - 45,000
Stuart Nash – England - 43,000
Peter Petersen – Sweden - PokerStars qualfier - 140,000
Vajayan Nagarajan – Malaysia - PokerStars qualifier - 120,000
Fredrik Haugen – Sweden - 120,000
Nicky Roeg – Holland - 75,000
Surinder Sunar – England - 390,000
Alan Smurfit – Ireland - 120,000
Marc Goodwin – England - 66,000
Josh Egan – New Zealand - 160,000
Katja Svendsen - Norway - PokerStars qualifier - 110,000
Phidias Georgiou - Cyprus - PokerStars qualifier - 180,000
Anthony Lellouche - France - 238,000
Lam Trinh - England - 330,000

Eliminated:
Fuat Can
Stuart Nash
Marc Goodwin