EPT London Final Table: Eight Remaining Players Compete for 900,000£

The final table of the EPT London poker tournament has been set, with eight players remaining out of the initial 848 participants. The prize pool for the winner is an impressive 900,000£.

David Vamplew, a 23-year-old mathematician from Scotland, is the chip leader with 3,670,000 chips. Tom 'kingsofcards' Marcheze, a 23-year-old from the USA, follows with 1,480,000 chips. Known for his online cash game skills, Marcheze has had a successful year in live poker, earning over $1.6 million.

Fernando Brito, a 51-year-old businessman from Brazil, has 1,100,000 chips. Brito started playing poker 1.5 years ago and has already achieved notable results, including a 53rd place finish in the main event of EPT Monte Carlo. Per Ummer, a 44-year-old former programmer from Cyprus, has 1,245,000 chips and is known for his offline poker career. Arthur Wasek, a 35-year-old from Poland, has 2,250,000 chips and qualified for the EPT London through a satellite-rebuy for $22. Kevyn Paymen, a 33-year-old from Canada, has 1,295,000 chips and is a non-professional player who earns his living through stock trading. Kyle 'kwob20' Boucher, a 27-year-old from the USA, has 7,165,000 chips and is known for winning two WCOOP bracelets. John Juanda, a 39-year-old from the USA, is the second chip leader with 7,075,000 chips. Juanda has four WSOP bracelets and has earned over $10.5 million in tournament prizes. If Juanda wins, he will complete the 'Triple Crown' of poker, having already won on the WPT and WSOP circuits.