Daniel Dvoress Leads WPT Online Series Main Event Final Table on partypoker

Jason Glatzer

Jun 02, 2021 2 min read

Daniel Dvoress WPT Online Series Main Event

WPT Online Main Event Final Table Chip Stacks
Final Table Payouts

Last night witnessed the Day 2 field of 23 players in the 2021 WPT Online Series Main Event at partypoker battle it out until just a final table of nine players were remaining.

What a final table it is with big names everywhere including Daniel Dvoress who will enter the action as the table captain with a commanding stack of 40,666,540 in chips when the action resumes on Wednesday, June 2 at 7:05 p.m. BST (2:05 p.m. EDT) with partypoker streaming the final table on a 30-minute delay on its partypokerTV Twitch channel.

Brazil's Luciano Hollanda (33,832,245) was the only other player to bag more than 30 million in chips with Marc Lange (28,821,658), Sebastian Henao (26,005,586), and Christian Rudolph (23,177,230) all heading into the final table with at least 20 million in chips.

Some of the biggest names at the final table hold the shortest stacks in play including Yuri Dzivielevski (18,877,732), Stoyan Obreshkov (16,051,215), Fabiano Kovalski (15,231,725), and Rainer Kempe (10,320,069).

That being said it is still anyone game as even Kempe as the shortest stack will start with a decent stack of 29 big blinds and blinds will increase very slowly at 40-minute intervals.

WPT Online Main Event Final Table Chip Stacks

Rank	Player	Country	Chips	Big Blinds
1	Daniel Dvoress	Canada	40,666,540	116
2	Luciano Hollanda	Brazil	33,838,245	97
3	Marc Lange	Germany	28,831,658	82
4	Sebastian Henao	Colombia	26,005,586	74
5	Christian Rudolph	Germany	23,177,230	66
6	Yuri Dzivielevski	Brazil	18,877,732	54
7	Stoyan Obreshkov	Bulgaria	16,051,215	46
8	Fabiano Kovalski	Brazil	15,231,725	44
9	Rainer Kempe	Germany	10,320,069	29

Total			213,000,000	609
Average			23,666,667	68

Final Table Payouts

The nine returning players are each guaranteed a huge $42,711 payday with prizes moving up quickly from there. The winner is slated to not only forever be known as a WPT champion but also will collect a massive $526,562 top prize.