Championship Day 4: Play Ends with Mark Rube (11.62 Million) Leading the Final 6

$3,500 Championship No Limit Hold’em (Re-Entry)
Level 28: 30,000/60,000/10,000 Ante

Chip Leader Mark Dube
Chip Leader Mark Dube

Day 4 has come to a close in the WPT Championship event at the Seminole Hard Rock Lucky Hearts Poker Open and just six players remain from the 1,027 that entered. It was a relatively short march to the final table on Tuesday and play ended a little before 9 p.m. ET. The quick finish at the end was due in large part to the presence of two dominating stacks.

The chip leader at the end of play was Mark Dube with 11,620,000. He is closely trailed by Brian Altman, who bagged up 10,330,000. The next largest stack is held by Kelly Minkin with 3,780,000, so you can see how the majority of the remaining chips in play have navigated to two players. It will set up an interesting table dynamic when cards get into the air tomorrow.

Here is a look at the seating chart and chip counts for the final day.

Seat 1: Brian Altman – 10,330,000
Seat 2: Mark Dube – 11,620,000
Seat 3: Sanjay Gehi – 2,515,000
Seat 4: Kelly Minkin – 3,780,000
Seat 5: Greg Rosen – 1,150,000
Seat 6: Jon Graham – 1,400,000

Here is a look at the remaining prize money up for grabs.

1st: $723,008
2nd: $434,462
3rd: $262,912
4th: $220,189
5th: $180,752
6th: $146,245

There were a dozen players who busted out of play today on the march down to the WPT final table of six players. Notables lost along the way were Justin Zaki (12th), Bruce Kramer (11th), and Jared Jaffee (10th).

7th: Dean Baranowski (Lewisville, TX) – $116,667
8th: Nathan Tuthill (Falmouth, VA) – $88,733
9th: Walter Fisher (Rego Park, NY) – $60,798
10th: Jared Jaffee (Brooklyn, NY) – $39,437
11th: Bruce Kramer (Westminster, CA) – $39,437
12th: Justin Zaki (Tierra Verde, FL) – $39,437
13th: David Nowling (Fort Lauderdale, FL) – $27,934
14th: Kareem Marshall (Cambridge, MA) – $27,934
15th: Panagiotis Nifakos (West Palm Beach, FL) – $27,934
16th: Sebastian Ruiz (Sandago) – $18,075
17th: Sergii Baranov (Odessa) – $18,075
18th: Alexander Denisov (Warcuavskoe) – $18,075

The final table will begin at 1 p.m. ET on Wednesday. Tune back in at that time for live coverage from the final day of this championship event.