

WSOP 2010 Main Event Final Table Set with Nine Players
The WSOP 2010 Main Event final table is set with nine players remaining, featuring a diverse group of international competitors. The total prize pool is $68,799,059, with the winner set to receive $8,944,310 and a championship bracelet.
The final table features six Americans, two Canadians, and one Italian. The youngest player at the final table is 23-year-old Jonathan Duhamel, while the oldest is 37-year-old Soi Nguyen. All players at the final table have already secured at least $811,823 each.
The final table will resume on Saturday at 23:00 Moscow time, with the heads-up starting on Tuesday at 7:00 Moscow time. The final table features nine players: Jason Senti, Soi Nguyen, Michael Mizrahi, Filippo Candio, Matthew Jarvis, John Raisen, Joseph Cheong, John Dolan, and Jonathan Duhamel.
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