Maybe you haven’t been paying attention so far. And if not, you can be forgiven. The long slog from nearly 1,000 players to a PCA champion can be exhausting. But, now, you must stay focused. The final 59 players of the 2013 main event make up one of the strongest Day 4 fields we have seen in a long time.

We have posted the full table draw below, and I dare you to find a an easy table. There simply isn’t one. There is talent in this room and its pieces are all about the crash into each other.

This field is led by Patrick Kelly who brings 1.75 million (more than three times the average stack) to the start of play. He’s joined by Team PokerStars Pros Eugene Katchalov and Jake Cody, as well as Team Online’s Tatiana Barausova.

PCA chip leader Patrick Kelly

Want to see how it plays out? We do, too, and we’ll be covering it on our PCA 2013 main event live coverage page.

Today, the field will be reduced to at least three tables, maybe less depending on how fast everyone plays.

Cards go in the air shortly. For now, gaze upon this seat draw in wonder.

Table one
1. Griffin Benger, Canada, PokerStars qualifier, 325,000
2. Ryan Fair, USA, 488,000
3. Fredrik Magnil, Sweden, PokerStars qualifier, 166,000
4. Michael Malm, Canada, 658,000
5. Christian Niederhauser, Switzerland, PokerStars qualifier, 214,000
6. Pimentel Quintas, Portugal, PokerStars qualifier, 595,000
7. Darren Elias, USA, PokerStars qualifier, 1,104,000
8. Greg Mueller, Canada, 202,000

Table two
1. Stefano Rossomando, France, PokerStars qualifier, 281,000
2. Joao Nogueira, Portugal, 403,000
3. Ramiro Petrone, Argentina, PokerStars qualifier, 157,000
4. Christopher Klodnicki, USA, 140,000
6. Manig Loeser, Germany, PokerStars qualifier, 602,000
7. Mohsin Charania, Canada, 198,000
8. Eugene Katchalov, Ukraine, Team PokerStars Pro, 353,000

Table three
1. Pedro Cuervo Quinche, Colombia, PokerStars qualifier, 733,000
3. Maxim Panyak, Russia, PokerStars qualifier, 989,000
4. Julius Colman, Australia, 124,000
5. Ronald James, UK, PokerStars qualifier, 413,000
6. Anthony Borde, Netherlands, PokerStars qualifier, 796,000
7. Olivier Busquet, Canada, PokerStars player, 535,000
8. Jeremy Kottler, USA, 165,000

Table four
1, George Clyde-smith, Jersey, PokerStars qualifier, 625,000
2, Matthew Reed, USA, 389,000
3, Nicolas Godoy, Argentina, PokerStars qualifier, 848,000
4, Joel Micka, USA, 338,000
5, Marcello Miniucchi, Italy, PokerStars qualifier, 577,000
6, Kilian Kramer, Germany, 698,000
7. Michael Lipman, USA, 1,035,000
8. Paul Knebel, Germany, PokerStars qualifier, 212,000

Table five
1. Yann Dion, Canada, PokerStars qualifier, 829,000
2. Jake Cody, UK, Team PokerStars Pro, 247,000
3. Mikal Blomlie, Norway, PokerStars player, 684,000
4. Scott Clements, USA, 195,000
5. Tatiana Barausova, Russia, PokerStars Team Online, 340,000
7. Gleb Tremzin, Russia, PokerStars player, 216,000
8. Joe Serock, USA, 1,320,000

Table six
1. Timo Eckert, Germany, PokerStars qualifier, 193,000
2. Robert Mizrachi, USA, 783,000
3. Jerry Wong, USA, PokerStars player, 808,000
4. Paul Kuzmich, UK, 511,000
5. Steven Rosen, USA, 290,000
6. Guillaume Rivet, Canada, 412,000
7. Carlos Mortensen, Spain, 534,000
8. Mazin Khoury, UK, PokerStars qualifier, 296,000

Table seven
1. Dimitar Danchev, Bulgaria, PokerStars qualifier, 793,000
2. Yury Gulyy, Russia, PokerStars qualifier, 127,000
3. Patrick Kelly, USA, 1,750,000
5. Andy Philachack, USA, 300,000
6. Eli Berg, USA, 181,000
7. Owen Crowe, Canada, PokerStars player, 1,000,000
8. Andrey Shatilov, Russia, PokerStars player, 366,000

Table eight
2. Ryan Carter, USA, 723,000
3. Jonathan Roy, Canada, PokerStars player, 520,000
4. Patrick Thibault, Canada, PokerStars qualifier, 209,000
5. Alexander Ellingsen, Norway, PokerStars qualifier, 174,000
6. Eddy Sabat, USA, 727,000
7. Harry Maurer, Germany, 259,000
8. David Cowling, Canada, PokerStars qualifier, 174,000

Brad Willis is the PokerStars Head of Blogging

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