2019 WSOP International Circuit The Star Sydney

AU$2,200 Main Event
Day: 4
Event Info

2019 WSOP International Circuit The Star Sydney

Final Results
Winner
Steven Zhou
Winning Hand
j9
Prize
260,904 AUD
Event Info
Buy-in
2,200 AUD
Entries
1,124
Level Info
Level
32
Blinds
120,000 / 240,000
Ante
240,000

Welcome to the WSOPC Sydney Main Event Final Table

The Final Nine Players are Set
The Final Nine Players are Set

The final nine players remaining in the WSOP International Circuit $2,200 Main Event have returned to action at The Star in Sydney to play to a winner.

Edwin Chiu has the chip lead with 6,335,000 chips, just over one big blind more than Steven Zhou. Chiu will be a force to be reckoned with after eliminating Moustafa Haidar in the final hand on Day 3, after rivering a flush against a set, to give himself a great shot at taking home the WSOP Circuit ring and $410,264 top prize.

PlacePrize (AUD)Prize (USD)
1410,264 AUD$280,650
2253,395 AUD$173,340
3188,292 AUD$128,805
4141,624 AUD$96,881
5107,837 AUD$73,768
683,086 AUD$56,837
764,765 AUD$44,304
851,052 AUD$34,923
940,689 AUD$27,834

Chiu and Zhou won't have everything their own way, however, with all nine remaining players desperate to take down the title and improve on the $40,689 they'll be guaranteed for being the next man to exit.

Huss Hassan, who sits third in chips, is no stranger to this situation. Hassan has nine titles to his name, one of which came in the 2018 WSOPC Sydney $1,320 6-Max event, where he captured his first circuit ring.

Adrian Attenborough is the most notable player at the table, with a poker resume that boasts career earnings exceeding $1.4 million, putting him 26th on the Australian All-Time Money list. A victory today would see him rocket up to 23rd place, passing Joe Cabret, Manny Stavropoulos and Stewart Scott in the process, and leaving him a small cash away from passing Jarred Graham.

Here's how the players will line up when they return to the felt today.

SeatPlayerChip Count
1Trevor Saunders940,000
2Steven Zhou6,205,000
3Adrian Attenborough4,150,000
4John Zwaine3,065,000
5Duy Vu2,775,000
6Lior Segre2,585,000
7Chao Duan3,465,000
8Edwin Chua6,335,000
9Huss Hassan4,500,000

Play is set to begin at 12.30pm local time, with blinds continuing at 40,000/80,000 with an 80,000 ante. Who will win themselves the gold WSOP Circuit ring as we play to a finish? Stay tuned to PokerNews to find out.