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WSOP 2010 Main Event Final Table
PokerStars player leads the 2010 November Nine!
After days of long and intense action, the 2010 World Series of Poker* Main Event finally has its November Nine. And once again there’s been great success for PokerStars sponsored players, qualifiers and pros! Jonathan Duhamel will be going into November’s final table as the chip leader with a huge stack of 65,975,000. Jason Senti has some work to do with just 7,625,000, but he still has a shot at winning big. Both are already guaranteed to walk away with at least $811,823, but all eyes will be on the title and the life-changing $8,944,138 for first place.
There were also significant Main Event cashes for tons of other qualifiers and players, including Brandon Steven, who just missed out on making the final table when he busted out in 10th. See the PokerStars Blog for a full round up of all the action, and PokerStars.tv for the latest November Nine interviews and videos.
It was also another great year for Team PokerStars Pro. William Thorson followed up his 13th place finish at the 2006 event with another impressive deep run, this time busting in 22nd for a cash of $317,161. Johnny Lodden made it to the last three tables, also taking away $317,161 for eventually finishing in 27th. There were also cashes for JP Kelly (111th), Gualter Salles (117th), Andre Coimbra (311th) and Greg Debora (386th).
The team also scored some big results earlier in the series. Stand-out performances included Daniel Negreanu, who cashed five times, including two final tables, for a total of more than $150,000. There were also seven cashes for fellow Canadian Pat Pezzin, including a final table finish in a $1,500 Seven Card Stud event. Elsewhere Alex Kravchenko, Dario Minieri, Jose Barbero and George Danzer also all made final table appearances. Friend of PokerStars Bill Chen meanwhile came close to winning his third bracelet when he finished as runner-up in the $3,000 HORSE event for a cash of $203,802.
We’ll be updating this page after the conclusion of the Main Event final table. In the meantime make sure you keep checking the PokerStars Blog and PokerStars.tv for all the latest news and build-up to the November Nine!
