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Meet the WSOP Super Circuit Canada Main Event final table: The stage is set, with nine players left in the hunt for the ring and the $1,500,000 CAD first prize. Chance Kornuth is second in chips, with UK pro Jack Salter in seventh. The chip leader is Canadian Mayukh Chakraborty, who only has $3,260 in prior tournament winnings.
Aaron Quon bubbled the final table for $120,000 CAD, while Nick Palma finished in 16th for $85,357 CAD. Action starts at 11am local time and is being streamed on the WSOP YouTube channel.
Final table chip stacks
- Mayukh Chakraborty (Canada): 25.6 million
- Chance Kornuth (USA): 24.1 million
- Jonathan Bussieres (Canada): 15.7 million
- Felipe Baraky (Brazil): 15.4 million
- Robert Renaud (Canada): 14.4 million
- Benjamin Veenstra (Canada): 13.3 million
- Jack Salter (UK): 9.3 million
- Parth Mansukh (Canada): 6.3 million
- Deven Lane (Canada): 5.9 million
