WPT Online Series 500 Final Table Tonight with Jaime Staples, 23 left in the Main Event

The 2021 WPT Online Series is drawing to a thrilling conclusion as the biggest tournaments of the event reached the final stages.

The WP500 final table will be played out tonight and each of the nine finalists are guaranteed to take home no less than $12,251, but all nine have one eye on the massive $160,210 top prize and, of course, the title of champion.

partypoker Team Online Jamie Staples reached the final table and has plenty of work ahead of him because he sits down in ninth-place with the shortest stack. The popular pro and epic streamer will return to the last stage with 61,034,378 chips, or approximately 20 big blinds. It is not an ideal spot, but Staples still has a realistic shot at WPT500 glory.
 
Klas Lofberg of Sweden is the man to catch going into the WPT500 final table. Lofberg is armed with a colossal stack of 238,748,314 chips. Lofberg leads second-place Teun Mulder (189,788,173) by 48,960,141 chips, so the ball is firmly in the Swede’s court.

Everyone in the chasing pack has earned the right to a place at the final table, and any of them will become a worthy champion.

David Afework (130,520,198) and Jon Santos (112,179,481) both have more than 100 million chips at their disposal. Do not write off the likes of Sergei Koliakov, Lukas Hafner, Henning Andre, or Timo Borchmann either.

Everything is shaping up to be an incredible final table. Watch all the action, as it happens, on partypoker’s amazing Twitch channel.

WPT #24 WPT500 Final Table Chip Counts

WPT Online Series Main Event Down to 23

Only 23 players remain in the hunt for the WPT Online Series Main Event title, which comes with a massive cash prize worth $526,561 thanks to the $3 million guarantee being surpassed by $195,000. There may only be 23 players remaining but what a 23 they are!

Sebastian Henao is the man to catch going into the penultimate day’s action courtesy of his 25,199,310 stack. High stakes guru Daniel Dvoress (15,483,228) occupies second-place in the chip counts and is probably the neutral’s favourite to walk away with the half-million dollars top prize.

Fabiano Kovalski (15,218,061), WSOP bracelet winner Christian Rudolph (13,300,776), German superstar Rainer Kempe (12,742,432), and Goran Mandic (12,271,533) will also sit down with top 10 stacks.

WPT #20 Main Event Top 10 Chip Counts

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