The 2016 World Series of Poker November Nine

The 2016 World Series of Poker has almost come to an end. The last tournament that’s still running is the $10,000 Main Event. 6,737 players dug deep in their pocket to participate in the tournament, and only nine players are left, all guaranteed $1 million. The play will return on October 30^th, all players chase the $8 million first place money. A quick introduction to this year’s November Nine, from fewest chips to chipleader.

9^th in chips: Fernando Pons (6,150,000), Spain. Total live earnings: $10,589

8^th in chips: Jerry Wong (10,175,000), USA. Total live earnings: $1,318,402

7^th in chips: Griffin Benger (26,175,000), Canada. Total live earnings: $2,395,406

6^th in chips: Vojtech Ruzicka (27,300,000), Czech Republic. Total live earnings: $1,149,027

5^th in chips: Michael Ruane (31,600,000), USA. Total live earnings: $44,962

4^th in chips: Kenny Hallaert (43,325,000), Belgium. Total live earnings: $2,317,530

3^rd in chips: Gordon Vayo (49,375,000), USA. Total live earnings: $974,714

2^nd in chips: Qui Nguyen (67,925,000), USA. Total live earnings: $9,029

1^st in chips: Cliff Josephy (74,600,000), USA. Total live earnings: $2,641,620

The players will have some time to study the other players and prepare themselves for the most important sit ‘n go of their lives, with millions of dollars on the line.