button in SafariDeal Reached Just Before Dinner in $500 Monumental Stack
There will be no dinner break in the $500 Monumental Stack. Just as the remaining five players were about to head off on their 45-minute break, they struck an ICM deal that saw Jack Arnal claiming the top prize.
But Arnal was not the declared winner. As a matter a fact, it was the shortest stack, Andrew Chang, who was declared the winner despite being the shortest stack and receiving the smallest payout of the bunch.
Here are details on the chop payouts:
| Place | Player | Country | Prize |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Andrew Chang | United States | $16,600* |
| 2 | Jack Arnal | United States | $22,882* |
| 3 | Rick Aasen | United States | $20,546* |
| 4 | Valentin Lita | United States | $19,747* |
| 5 | Yonnas Banteamlak | United States | $16,897* |