Chris Oliver returned to his massive run good of Day 3 and stormed to a massive lead during Day 5 at the PCA main event in the Bahamas. Oliver enters the final table with nearly 20 million chips, over 40% of the chips in play. He knocked out 6 of the 14 players on Day 5. Second place Galen Gall has 6.43 million.
It took 6 hours to reduce the 22 players remaining to the TV final table of eight. The chip leaders going into the day went out near the final table bubble. Chris Moneymaker went out in 11th place winning $130k, for his biggest score in years.
Check out his GosuGamers exclusive interview HERE
The last woman in the event, Ana Marquez, went out right after him in 10th. Dmitriy Stelmak was the final table bubble boy going out in 9th.
Final Table:
Seat Player Chips
1 Mike Sowers 3.685 million
2 Max Weinberg 3.35 million
3 Chris Oliver 19.67 million
4 Bolivar Palacios 2.445 million
5 Sam Stein 5.855 million
6 Anton Ionel 3.52 million
7 Philippe Plouffe 1.555 million
8 Galen Hall 6.43 million
All final table players are guaranteed at least $200k, with everyone aiming for the first place $2.3 million or second place winning $1.8 million.
The TV final table will commence on Saturday at 4 p.m. local time and can be followed streaming online at ESPN3.com after 5 p.m. ET or on TV, with one hour delayed live televised final table coverage on ESPN2 starting at 10 p.m. ET. The winner will receive $2.3 million while second will win $1.8 million.
It took 6 hours to reduce the 22 players remaining to the TV final table of eight. The chip leaders going into the day went out near the final table bubble. Chris Moneymaker went out in 11th place winning $130k, for his biggest score in years.
Check out his GosuGamers exclusive interview HERE
The last woman in the event, Ana Marquez, went out right after him in 10th. Dmitriy Stelmak was the final table bubble boy going out in 9th.
Final Table:
Seat Player Chips
1 Mike Sowers 3.685 million
2 Max Weinberg 3.35 million
3 Chris Oliver 19.67 million
4 Bolivar Palacios 2.445 million
5 Sam Stein 5.855 million
6 Anton Ionel 3.52 million
7 Philippe Plouffe 1.555 million
8 Galen Hall 6.43 million
All final table players are guaranteed at least $200k, with everyone aiming for the first place $2.3 million or second place winning $1.8 million.
The TV final table will commence on Saturday at 4 p.m. local time and can be followed streaming online at ESPN3.com after 5 p.m. ET or on TV, with one hour delayed live televised final table coverage on ESPN2 starting at 10 p.m. ET. The winner will receive $2.3 million while second will win $1.8 million.
