Parx Big Stax XXXI

Big Stax 300
Day: 3
Event Info

Parx Big Stax XXXI

Event Info
Buy-in
$300
Prize Pool
$402,705
Entries
1,413
Players Left
1,413
Average Chip Stack
30,000
Total Chips
42,390,000
Level Info
Level
31
Blinds
75,000 / 150,000
Ante
150,000
Players Info - Day 3
Entries
22

The Final Day of the Big Stax XXXI 300 Kicks-Off at Noon

Dwayne Allen
Dwayne Allen

The final day of the Big Stax XXXI 300 is set to kick-off at noon! The tournament has 22 players returning to battle it out for the $72,341 first-place prize.

It is Po Ying leading the remaining players with 5,250,00 going into his bag by the end of Day 2. Ying Started Day 2 second in chips as the Day 1a chip leader but had to battle through some rocky roads to climb back to the top spot.

Sitting in Second is Bin Weng. Weng had a double elimination hand at the end of the night that counted for his leap into the top stack as he takes 4,545,000 into Day 3, and will look to top his fifth-place performance he took in this event in 2017.

The two previous players may have the top stack coming into the final day, but sitting behind them is Victor Ramdin. Ramdin has a list of accomplishments under his resume dating back to 2002 which includes a first-place finish in this exact tournament just this past February. Unlike the rest of the remaining players, Ramdin didn't grind through the starting flights looking to take a big stack into Day 2. Instead, he bought in before registration closed and began the day with a starting stack of 30,000, building it up to 3,875,000 to end the night.

Remaining 22 Players Table & Chip Counts

TableSeatPlayerChip Count
91Frank Adams990,000
93James Brady715,000
95Victor Ramdin3,875,000
96Ngoc-Loan Duong495,000
97Michael Bonita570,000
98Johnny Lau1,950,000
99Dwayne Allen2,815,000
    
101Nathaniel Lindquist1,665,000
102Po Ying5,250,000
104Steven Petitte2,225,000
105James Bambrick2,840,000
106Sean Byars1,790,000
107Maksim Serebrinskiy1,820,000
108Jose Pereira915,000
109Joseph Agron Jr1,500,000
    
111Luigi Santoro415,000
112John Malczan960,000
114Andrew Wu3,305,000
115Michael Dalessandro1,465,000
116Prashanth Nataraj1,060,000
117Bin Weng4,545,000
119Daniel Pabon1,190,000

All remaining will now be guaranteed at least a payday of $2,295, but every player at the final table will be eyeing the $$72,341 first-place prize as only eighth players stand between securing the hefty payday.

Big Stax XXXI 300 Remaining Prizepool & Payouts

PlacePrize Money
1$72,341
2$45,747
3$29,800
4$21,867
5$16,310
6$12,283
7$9,423
8$7,249
9$5,718
10-12$4,551
13-15$3,544
16-18$2,819
19-27$2,295

The final 22 players will return at noon today, with the final day will take place in the poker room in the main casino. Action will start from level 26 with blinds of 25,000/50,000/50,000. The levels will stay at 60-minutes until the final table is reached and will then increase to 90-minutes in length, with a 15-minute break after every one level of play. The tournament will not stop until a winner is crowned, taking home the $72,341 first-place prize.

Big Stax 300 Final Day Structure

LevelLengthSmall BlindBig BlindBB Ante
2660 minutes25,00050,00050,000
2760 minutes30,00060,00060,000
2860 minutes40,00080,00080,000
2990 minutes50,000100,000100,000
3090 minutes60,000120,000120,000
3190 minutes75,000150,000150,000
3290 minutes100,000200,000200,000
3390 minutes125,000250,000250,000
3490 minutes150,000300,000300,000
3590 minutes200,000400,000400,0000
3690 minutes250,000500,000500,000
3790 minutes300,000600,000600,000
3890 minutes400,000800,000800,000
3990 minutes500,0001,000,0001,000,000

Stay tuned here as PokerNews will be on the tournament floor bringing you all of the live-action until a new champion of the Big Stax XXXI 300 is crowned.

Tags: Andrew WuBin WengDaniel PabonFrank AdamsJames BradyJohn MalczanJohnny LauJoseph AgronLuigi SantoroMaksim SerebrinskiyMichael BonitaMichael DalessandroNathaniel LindquistNgoc-Loan DuongPo YingPrashanth NatarajSean ByarsVictor Ramdin