WPT Prime Liechtenstein has revealed the final table, with the unstoppable Dirlewanger holding 50% of the chips!

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09.09.2024

WPT Prime Liechtenstein has revealed the final table, with the unstoppable Dirlewanger holding 50% of the chips!

Yesterday, the WPT Prime Liechtenstein Main Event brought a challenging 16-hour Day 2, at the end of which we got to know the final eight. Chipleaader Leandro Dirlewanger is the closest to the title, taking more than half of all the chips in play into the final table!

After a year, the WPT Prime series returned once again to the Grand Casino Liechtenstein, bringing back the CHF 1,100 Main Event with a guarantee of CHF 1,000,000. The latter had absolutely no problem collecting and the 1,411 entries meant that the prizepool value stopped at CHF 1,411,000. These were split between the 179 players who met in yesterday's Day 2.

This kicked off at noon and after six levels you could watch it live via Live Stream:

The challenging, 16-hour-long day of play produced some great poker action, with one name in particular starring. Swiss player Leandro Dirlewanger held the reins firmly in his hands and continuously increased his chiplead. He capped it all off with a beautiful one-pair call in the last hand of the night, after which he eliminated Czech player Radek Kotas to form the final table and seal his massive chiplead at the same time.

With players at both tables eliminated at the same time in the last hand of the night, 8 finalists will look to today's final day. They will kick off play from 14:00 on blinds of 100k/200k and each will start play with a surety of CHF 25,500. But everyone will be interested in first place, where a reward of CHF 200,592 awaits the winner!

Final Day payout structure:

1. CHF 209,120
2. CHF 132,000
3. CHF 98.000
4. CHF 73.000
5. CHF 55.000
6. CHF 42.500
7. CHF 32.500
8. CHF 25.500

This is currently the best bet for the aforementioned Dirlewanger, who has 52% of all chips in play. But besides him, last year's runner-up Marc Sen, who took home CHF 172,500 in 2023 for his second place finish after the deal, will also be in action. Czech player Matej Michalek also made his way to the final table, taking home 26bb.

Seat 1: Marc Sen - 8,150,000 (41 bb)
Seat 2: Matej Michalek - 5,275,000 (26 bb)
Seat 3:Leandro Dirlewanger - 29,350,000 (147 bb)
Seat 4: Manfred Eberhard Frick - 3,500,000 (18 bb)
Seat 5:Alexis Tremblay - 1,975,000 (10 bb)
Seat 6: Milad Sheva - 3,000,000 (15 bb)
Seat 7:Nico Frenn - 3,300,000 (17 bb)
Seat 8: Phuong Nguyen - 1,900,000 (10 bb)