WSOP 2010 November 9
WSOP 2010 had a record of 72,966 entrants from 117 different nations competing for more than $187,109,850 million prize pool over the 57-event.
The final table will be played on Saturday, November 6th, 2010 and Monday, November 8th, 2010 when the final two players will face heads-up.
The final 9 players are: Jonathan Duhamel with 65,975,000 chips, John Dolan with 46,250,000 chips, Joseph Cheong with 23,525,000 chips, John Racener with 19,050,000 chips, Matthew Jarvis with 16,700,000 chips, Filippo Candio with 16,400,000 chips, Michael Mizrachi with 14,450,000 chips, Cuong Nguyen with 9,650,000 chips and Jason Senti with 7,625,000 chips.
On July 18th, all remaining 9 players will be receiving the 9th place prize money of $811,823, and only those finishing 8th or higher will be receiving additional prize money.
PRIZE POOL:
The final nine will play for a total of $29,032,637, plus interest added and accrued until the time they return in November.
The payout schedule is as follows:
1st Place: $8,944,138
2nd Place: $5,545,855
3rd Place: $4,129,979
4th Place: $3,092,497
5th Place: $2,332,960
6th Place: $1,772,939
7th Place: $1,356,708
8th Place: $1,045,738
9th Place: $811,823
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