Andrii Novak Chipleads WPT500, Final Table Tonight

The $1 million guaranteed WPT500 on partypoker is down to a final table of nine players and it is the Ukranian Andrii Novak who leads the field befo…

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Andrii Novak Chipleads WPT500, Final Table Tonight

The $1 million guaranteed WPT500 on partypoker is down to a final table of nine players and it is the Ukranian Andrii Novak who leads the field before the start of the final table.

The WPT #01: WPT 500 had 9 flights, that accumulated a total of 2,422 entries. Day 2 started with 361 players, that were all in the money and played down to a final table. The players have guaranteed themselves at least a $13,802 payout, but Novak is the one who goes into the nine-handed final table with 241,624,576 chips and is on course to secure the $181,544 top prize. All nine finalists come from different countries, showing that WPT and poker is a truly global event.

WPT500 #01 Final Table Chip Counts

Place Player Country Chips
1 Andrii Novak Ukraine 241,624,576
2 Lukas Wimmer Austria 190,243,207
3 Stoyan Kitanov Bulgaria 175,842,504
4 Dylan Rowe New Zealand 162,834,053
5 Deividas Kvaselis Lithuania 110,453,978
6 Pedro Padilha Chaves Brazil 94,463,576
7 David Singontiko Netherlands 94,243,469
8 Aaron Been Mexico 84,330,612
9 Brandon Adams Canada 47,481,660

The final table starts tonight at 20:05 GMT / 21:05 CET and will be broadcasted live on partypoker’s official Twitch channel on a small delay with hole cards exposed. James Dempsey and Team partypoker’s Patrick Leonard are in the commentary booth throughout the WPT500’s final table, bringing you expert, easy-to-understand analysis of all the action.

Andrii Novak Chipleads WPT500, Final Table Tonight

WPT500 #01 Final Table Payout

Place Prize
1 $181,544
2 $123,254
3 $84,064
4 $55,719
5 $37,894
6 $28,887
7 $22,357
8 $17,716
9 $13,801

Recent WPT500 Festival Side Event Results

  • Andras Nemeth – first-place in the $5,200 High Roller for $107,282
  • David Peters – first-place in the $3,200 6-Max High Roller for $50,532
  • Dwayne Slius – first-place in the $1,050 High Roller Turbo Knockout for $21,386*
  • Boris Angelov – first-place in the $530 Omaha for $12,489
  • Augusto Hagen – first-place in the $265 Hyper Knockout for $9,503*
  • Patrick Lauber – first-place in the $320 Mix-Max Turbo Knockout for $9,006*
  • Karim Maekelberg – first-place in the $215 7-Max Turbo for $6,768
  • Karim Maekelberg – first-place in the $215 6-Max Turbo for $6,761
  • Michiel Brummelhuis – first-place in the $215 Mix-Max Turbo for $6,586
  • Joshua Hoesel – first-place in the $162 6-Max Turbo Knockout for $5,654
  • Simon Nielsen – first-place in the $215 7-Max Turbo for $5,545

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Andrii Novak Chipleads WPT500, Final Table Tonight

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