Event #76: $10,000 WSOP Main Event World Championship Day 9 | 2023 World Series of Poker

Player	Chips	Progress
Adam Walton	160,900,000 -2,500,000	-2,500,000

Jan-Peter Jachtmann	107,000,000 13,200,000	13,200,000

Daniel Weinman	86,200,000 -3,000,000	-3,000,000

Steven Jones	76,900,000 -2,400,000	-2,400,000

Ruslan Prydryk	51,900,000
Juan Maceiras	45,200,000 8,500,000	8,500,000

Dean Hutchison	35,700,000
Toby Lewis	27,600,000 -600,000	-600,000

Daniel Holzner	11,100,000 -13,200,000	-13,200,000

Player

Chips

Progress

Adam Walton

160,900,000

-2,500,000

Jan-Peter Jachtmann

107,000,000

13,200,000

Daniel Weinman

86,200,000

-3,000,000

Steven Jones

76,900,000

-2,400,000

Ruslan Prydryk

51,900,000

Juan Maceiras

45,200,000

8,500,000

Dean Hutchison

35,700,000

Toby Lewis

27,600,000

-600,000

Daniel Holzner

11,100,000

-13,200,000

After a day of rest for the nine remaining hopefuls, the final table of the record-breaking $10,000 WSOP Main Event World Championship at the 2023 World Series of Poker (WSOP) is upon us.

All remaining players aside from Toby Lewis, arguably the most accomplished player left in the field, are guaranteed their largest-ever poker payday with a minimum of $900,000 locked up for the ninth-place finisher. Should they make a pay jump, all players will receive at least seven figures with a record eight-figure of score of $12,100,000 up top for the winner.

2023 WSOP Main Event Final Table

Seat	Player	Country	Chip Count	Big Blinds
1	Steven Jones	United States	90,300,000	75
2	Juan Maceiras	Spain	68,000,000	57
3	Daniel Holzner	Italy	31,900,000	27
4	Adam Walton	United States	143,800,000	120
5	Ruslan Prydryk	Ukraine	50,700,000	42
6	Dean Hutchison	United Kingdom	41,700,000	35
7	Toby Lewis	United Kingdom	19,800,000	17
8	Daniel Weinman	United States	81,700,000	68
9	Jan-Peter Jachtmann	Germany	74,600,000	62

Seattle resident turned Las Vegas transplant Adam Walton is in familiar territory as he finished 42nd in the 2021 WSOP Main Event and now finds himself as chip leader at his first WSOP final table. Arizona's Steven Jones is next in the counts and behind him is a pair of bracelet winners in Germany's Jan-Peter Jachtmann and Georgia's Daniel Weinman, who will likely have the support of his good friends and recent six-time bracelet winners Shaun Deeb and Josh Arieh.

Day 7 chip leader Juan Maceiras dipped to the middle of the counts on Day 8 but now looks to add to his family's poker legacy that started with his father, Juan Antonio "Vietcong01" Maceiras, after a day of rest that may have involved some artillery.

"I might go shooting, I don’t know," he told PokerNews on Day 8 when asked what he was going to do on his off day. "I don’t know what to do, we’ll see. But no poker, for sure.”

Rounding out the counts are Ukraine's Ruslan Prydryk, Scottland's Dean Hutchison and Italy's Daniel Holzner, who perhaps has the most interesting Main Event story as he was staked by his friends and family as a birthday gift. A big party for them is surely in the works as the Italian farmer will likely return to the farm with seven figures.

Action on Day 9 will pick up at 1:30 p.m. local time on Level 38 with blinds of 600,000/1,200,000/1,200,000 with 1:49:10 left in the level. PokerNews will be reporting hand-for-hand coverage on an hour-long delay to prevent any spoilers of the PokerGO stream.

Stay tuned as the PokerNews live reporting team provides updates every step of the way until a champion is crowned in the record-breaking 2023 WSOP Main Event.

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