The Grand is now at the final table, after Yannick Fournier ended as the final table bubble. Shortly after the final table started, Josh Mccully got it in against Jeremy Saderne but ran ace-king into aces and couldn't find a miracle to end in ninth place.
There are now eight players remaining, with Jonah Silverstein leading the way with over 60 million chips.
When registration closed in WCC #10: Malibu Big Game. 126 entries brought the final prize pool to $646,500. There are 46 players left in action at the break, fighting for 20 paid spots. Currently, Dzmitry Urbanovich is leading the way with more than 7 million, a slight lead over Adrian Mateos. The winner in the game today will take home more than $150,000, while even the minimum cashers will collect more than $11,000.
There are 233 players left in action in Day 1C of the Mini Main, while the Main has 354 total entries with 179 players in action and about 30 minutes left in registration.
There are just 13 players remaining in The Grand now, with Andras Nemeth still leading the field. Sylvain Loosli has taken over second place, getting a tiny lead over Christoph Vogelsang, who both have 29 million and change. Brazil's Felipe Ketzer is a distant fourth with just 18 million.
The Grand is now down to just 26 players remaining at the break. They are two eliminations from the next pay-jump to $2,947. Christoph Vogelsang is currently running away with it with more than 25 million chips, compared to about 21 million for second place Evgeniy Cherkasov.
There are now 108 entries in WCC #10: Malibu Big Game, bringing the prize pool to $556,500 with 55 players left in action. Ottomar Ladva currently leads the pack with more than 5 million, but Adrian Mateos and Evangelos Raptis also have more than 5 million. There is still more than 30 minutes left in registration, so the prize pool is sure to grow a bit more.
The Mini Main Event is just 25 minutes away from the end of late registration for Day 1C, and there are 585 entries in total. Alexander Lindqvist from Sweden is currently leading with more than 1 million chips.
The big Main Event Day 1c has a bit more than an hour left in registration, and currently 305 entries. There is a Swede at the top of this one too, as Niklas Åstedt leads the way with almost 1.3 million. Ambassador Patrick Leonard is also in this one, with a stack of 513,819.
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Remaining players are now in the money in The Grand, as Canadian Guillaume Nolet was the unfortunate bubble player eliminated in 40th place. There are now 39 players remaining, with everyone now guaranteed a payout of at least $2,091.
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Before jumping into the game today, Twitch Team member Jaime Staples announced on Twitter he was going for his fifth cash in a row in The Grand. Sadly, that wasn't to be today as he ended his day in 93rd place. His fellow streamer Jeff Gross is still in the game though with 1,536,356.
| Player | Country | Chips |
|---|---|---|
| Jonah Silverstein | Canada | 5,748,348 |
| Pedro Madeira | Brazil | 5,717,273 |
| Aaron Dyson | United Kingdom | 3,897,373 |
| Enrico Camosci | Malta | 3,462,434 |
| Patrice Brandt | United Kingdom | 3,217,515 |
| Michiel Brummelhuis | Netherlands | 2,913,042 |
| Jeff Gross | United States | 1,536,356 |
| Eliu Gonzalez | Mexico | 0 |
| Evangelos Raptis | Greece | 0 |
| Jaime Staples | Canada | 0 |
| Joris Ruys | Netherlands | 0 |
| Konstantin Fetzer | United Kingdom | 0 |
| Patrick Lauber | United Kingdom | 0 |
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Action in the World Cup of Cards (WCC) is set to begin just after the top of the hour with three big events on the schedule today. Day 1C of WCC #05: Main Event is the biggest one, with players looking for a seat in the $1 million guaranteed Day 2. Running alongside Day 1C of the big Main is WCC #06: Mini Main Day 1C, as well as WCC #10: Malibu Big Game with $500,000 guaranteed.
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