Simon Mattsson The 2022 GGPoker WSOP Online Main Event has whittled its 4,984-strong field to a more manageable nine-handed final table, and one of those finalists will walk away with an incredible $2,793,574 prize in addition to a coveted World Series of Poker bracelet. Some $10,331,962 of the guarantee-smashing $23,674,000 prize pool is still to play for at the final table, which makes for an exciting time when play resumes at 7:00 p.m. BST on September 27.
The final two WSOP Online Main Event flights took place on September 26. Day 1h saw 110 of the 686 starters punch their Day 2 tickets, while the Last Chance Day 1 added another 141 players from its 565-strong field. Those flights took the total attendance for this tournament to 4,984, and created a $23,674,000 prize pool.
Five hundred places were paid, so spare a thought for Canada’s “FerdaBois,” the player that crashed out in 501st place and who burst the all-important money bubble. That elimination locked in at least a min-cash worth $13,367 for the surviving players. Justin Bonomo Stevan Chew (489th – $13,367), Vicente Delgado (466th – $13,367), Ramiro Petrone (349th – $15,334), Linus Loeliger (287th – $17,593), Joao Simao (230th – $20,184), Ryan Riess (147th – $26,568), Chris Moorman (105th – $34,970), Damian Salas (96th – $34,970), Justin Bonomo (64th – $46,027), Niklas Astedt (29th – $79,742), Patrick Leonard (22nd – $91,487), and Joseph Cheong (11th – $138,149) are just a handful of stellar names that cashed in the massive WSOP Online Main Event. GGPoker WSOP Online Main Event Final Table Chip Counts
Three-time Super MILLION$ champion Simon Mattsson finds himself in the envious position of chip leader going into the final table of the 2022 WSOP Online Main Event at GGPoker. Mattsson is the only player with more than 100 big blinds at his disposal, his 86,134,366 stack being the equivalent of 108 big blinds. Mattsson is one of the best-ever online poker tournament players. The fact he is the biggest stack is bad news for the other eight finalists.
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