Martirosyan reached the 6-max high roller final table as the second stack

Martirosyan reaches the 6-max High Roller final table with the second-biggest stack

Another high roller tournament at the World Series of Poker has reached its final day. The $25,000 High Roller Six Handed No-Limit Hold'em event drew 242 entries, and after Day 2, seven players remain in the hunt for the bracelet. Russian Artur Martirosyan sits in second place in the chip count with 65 big blinds, followed by Moldovan regular Pavel Pleshuv (59 BB). Four-time WSOP champion Chance Kornuth will start the final table as the short stack.

Final table of the $25,000 High Roller Six Handed No-Limit Hold'em:
1️⃣ Sean Winter 🇺🇸 — 79 BB
2️⃣ Artur Martirosyan 🇷🇺 — 65 BB
3️⃣ Pavel Pleshuv 🇲🇩 — 59 BB
4️⃣ Yosuke Miki 🇯🇵 — 46 BB
5️⃣ Clemens Reuter 🇦🇹 — 45 BB
6️⃣ Marius Gierse 🇩🇪 — 38 BB
7️⃣ Chance Kornuth 🇺🇸 — 8 BB

38 players made the money. Vladimir Minko (33rd place), Alex Foxen (32nd), and Alexey Boyko (26th) each earned $50,207. Alexey Ponyakov, who busted in 20th, took home $52,717, while Michael Moncek, who finished eighth, received $118,753. The tournament resumes today at 23:30 MSK. The minimum payout at the final table will be $159,884, the champion will earn $1,286,285, and the heads-up runner-up will take $857,510.