One Player to Win $721,453 At the End of the Road in Event #56: $10,000 6-Handed NLHE Championship

At 2 p.m. local time, the final day of Event #56: $10,000 6-Handed No-Limit Hold'em Championship will see 19 players out of 329 entries returning to four tables to play down to one winner. Follow along to see who gets to claim the first-place prize of $721,453 and a gold 2021 World Series of Poker bracelet at the end of the day.

All 19 players have secured at least $27,132 at the start of the day, but a pay jump is looming as 18th place awards them $33,042.

Boris Kolev is in the lead with 2,185,000 in chips which is worth 87 big blinds when the cards go in the air. He is followed by Asi Moshe with 1,980,000, who already has four bracelets in his collection. Completing the top three is Matt Berkey with 1,765,000 in chips.

But there are plenty of familiar faces left in the field who are no stranger to success on the felt. Nikita Kuznetsov, Vojtech Ruzicka, Ariel Mantel, Steve Yea, Fabian Gumz, Roland Rokita, Ben Yu, Pavel Plesuv, Abhinav Iyer, Nacho Barbero, JJ Liu, Mike Sowers, Sam Grafton, Olivier Rebello, Ben Diebold, and Eli Ross all have chips to play with today.

Final Day Seat Draw

Table	Seat	Player	Country	Chip Counts	Big Blinds
406	1	Roland Rokita	Austria	1,010,000	40
406	2	JJ Liu	United States	653,000	26
406	3	Ariel Mantel	Argentina	1,395,000	56
406	4	Eli Ross	United States	285,000	11
406	5	Empty
406	6	Olivier Rebello	Canada	450,000	18

414	1	Pavel Plesuv	Moldova	865,000	35
414	2	Nikita Kuznetsov	Russia	1,560,000	62
414	3	Empty
414	4	Mike Sowers	United States	590,000	24
414	5	Steve Yea	South Korea	1,130,000	45
414	6	Sam Grafton	United Kingdom	535,000	21

420	1	Ben Yu	United States	995,000	40
420	2	Empty
420	3	Asi Moshe	Israel	1,980,000	79
420	4	Nacho Barbero	Argentina	695,000	28
420	5	Empty
420	6	Abhinav Iyer	India	780,000	31

421	1	Matt Berkey	United States	1,765,000	71
421	2	Fabian Gumz	Germany	1,100,000	44
421	3	Empty
421	4	Ben Diebold	United States	374,000	15
421	5	Boris Kolev	Bulgaria	2,185,000	87
421	6	Vojtech Ruzicka	Czech Republic	1,450,000	58

When the action kicks off at 2 p.m. at the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino, the tournament will restart with blinds at 10,000/25,000/25,000 on Level 21.

Stick around to see who will grab that top prize and the bragging rights as the live updates will be provided right here by the PokerNews live reporting team as the action unfolds.