Final Table of 2024 WSOP Main Event is Set

Submitted by Ace King on

Written by :

Ace King

Published on :

The final table of this year's World Series of Poker has been determined with players getting one day off before the big show down.

Leading in chip count is Illinois native Jordan Griff.  Coming into this year's WSOP, Griff had won just over $40,000 on the live poker circuit.

"It was a roller coaster of emotions, that hand," Griff told PokerNews at the end of Day 8. "The very first hand of the day, I pick up queens. I'm excited about it. There was a big pay jump, too, so I'm a little nervous. I get it in most of my stack pre-flop, assuming we're just committed ... He beat me to the pot (on the flop) ... I saw the threes, and I was just, like, in shock ... And then, you know, I heard the noises that something happened. I look back, I see the queen, and I let out some sort of noise. I don't remember what it was, but just pure emotion from it."

8millionvenom-071424.png

Another finalist, Niklas Astedt, is widely recognized as one of the greatest online players of all time.

"(This is a) piece of cake compared to SCOOP," laughed Astedt. "People say this is a marathon; they should try 23 tables for 40 days during SCOOP. That's what I say."

One again we are deprived of a woman at the final table, however, Kristen Foxen nearly made it.  She bowed out at 13th place.

Each of the remaining nine players are guaranteed to walk away with at least a million dollars.

Remaining Payouts
Place    Prize (in USD)
1    $10,000,000
2    $6,000,000
3    $4,000,000
4    $3,000,000
5    $2,500,000
6    $2,000,000
7    $1,500,000
8    $1,250,000
9    $1,000,000

2024 WSOP Main Event Final Table

Seat Player Country Chip Count Big Blinds
1 Boris Angelov Bulgaria 52,900,000 33
2 Malo Latinois France 25,500,000 16
3 Brian Kim United States 94,600,000 59
4 Niklas Astedt Sweden 94,200,000 59
5 Joe Serock United States 83,600,000 52
6 Jordan Griff United States 143,700,000 90
7 Jonathan Tamayo United States 26,700,000 17
8 Andres Gonzalez Spain 18,300,000 11
9 Jason Sagle Canada 67,300,000 42
ace-king.png

Related Content

From Worst to First, WSOPC Pompano Main Event Champ Gets First Ring After Two Decades on Circuit

From Worst to First, WSOPC Pompano Main Event Champ Gets First Ring After Two Decades on Circuit

The $1,700 No Limit Hold'em Main Event at the World Series of Poker Circuit at Harrah's Pompano Beach has concluded with a top prize of $248,632 from the $1,531,665 prize pool.
Adam Hamilton Kansas Senate Payout Odds Get a Little Shorter

Adam Hamilton Kansas Senate Payout Odds Get a Little Shorter

With just three weeks to go until the midterm elections, the Kansas senate race continues to get tighter.
$1,008,719 Slot Jackpot at Fontainebleau Las Vegas

$1,008,719 Slot Jackpot at Fontainebleau Las Vegas

A lucky gambler at the Fontainebleau Las Vegas won 20,174 times his $50 wager and a cool $1,008,719 jackpot playing the Monopoly Big Board Bucks game, which has been paying out a lot of late.
Top Gambling News Stories for Monday October 12, 2026

Top Gambling News Stories for Monday October 12, 2026

Top Trending: Chargers 0-5 - Jim Harbaugh First NFL Head Coach Fired Odds - Full Gambling Loss Tax Deduction Legislation - New York AI Gambling Proposal - GGPoker $5 Ocean KO Opener - CoinPoker Overlay