WATCH: Get Ready for the WSOPC UK Main Event Final Table

Will Shillibier
Managing Editor
2 min read
Dusk till Dawn feature table set

From a field of 462 players, just 12 remain in the WSOPC Main Event and you can watch all the action from Dusk till Dawn later today.

The final table of the Main Event will be streamed on DTDPlayer and is estimated to start at around 3 p.m. (GMT).

So make sure you head over to their YouTube channel to see who will be crowned champion. It's your chance to see who will walk away with the £97,500 first prize and the WSOP Circuit ring.

WSOPC UK Main Event Final 12 Chip Counts

RankPlayerChipCount
1Paul Allen4,305,000
2G I3,035,000
3Arian Hassankashani2,775,000
4George Constantin2,645,000
5N C2,130,000
6Daniel Charlton2,050,000
7Yannik Seabrook1,950,000
8Patrice Brandt1,275,000
9D D960,000
10Charles Chattha875,000
11Mark Hayes685,000
12Michael Burnett300,000

Leading the way is Paul Allen, who has amassed a string of cashes at Dusk till Dawn over his poker career, including a third-place finish in the 2022 PPC UK Super High Roller for £16,730. Also through to the final day are UKIPT Nottingham runner-up Patrice Brandt, along with Charles Chatta, Daniel Charlton and

The player known as "G I" started and finished Day 2 second in chips behind end of day chip leader Allen. The likes of Arian Hassankashani, George Constantin and Daniel Charlton were all comfortably inside the overnight top 20 and survived through to Day 2.

WSOPC UK Main Event Remaining Payouts

The money bubble burst on Day 2 with 71 players guaranteed a payout of £2,000. With the field now down to 12, the remaining players have all guaranteed themselves £5,000 with a spot at the final table of nine worth £7,500.

PlacePayout
1st£97,500
2nd£62,500
3rd£42,500
4th£30,500
5th£22,500
6th£17,500
7th£12,500
8th£10,000
9th£7,500
10th-11th£6,000
12th£5,000
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Will Shillibier
Managing Editor

Based in the United Kingdom, Will started working for PokerNews as a freelance live reporter in 2015 and joined the full-time staff in 2019. He now works as Managing Editor. He graduated from the University of Kent in 2017 with a B.A. in German. He also holds an NCTJ Diploma in Sports Journalism.

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