WSOP 2024: Main Event Results and Prize Money Payouts Ahead of Final Table

The final table for the 2024 World Series of Poker Main Event is officially set, with nine players remaining.

After Day 8 concluded on Sunday, Jordan Griff held the lead with 143,700,000 chips. Brian Kim is in the No. 2 spot with 94.6 million chips, with Niklas Astedt close behind him with 94.2 million chips.

$10 million will be going to the winner after the Main Event concludes. Here are the chip counts for each remaining player as well as the payouts, per WSOP.com.

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Players

1. Jordan Griff: 143,700,000 chips
2. Brian Kim: 94,600,000 chips
   
3. Niklas Astedt: 94,200,000 chips
   
4. Joe Serock: 83,600,000 chips
5. Jason Sagle: 67,300,000 chips
6. Boris Angelov: 52,900,000 chips
7. Jonathan Tamayo: 26,700,000 chips
8. Malo Latinois: 25,500,000 chips
9. Andres Gonzalez: 18,300,000 chips

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Payouts

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10,112 players initially entered the Main Event field, setting a new World Series of Poker record.

Griff entered Day 8 in a tie for last place in chips, although he was able to move up the leaderboard with an excellent first hand. Prior to the Main Event, Griff was credited with $47,192 in live tournament earnings and his largest score was previously $18,104 (h/t David Schoen of the Las Vegas Review-Journal).

"I mean, the money's great, but this is a dream for me," he said, via Pokernews.com. "I mean, everyone who watches poker growing up in the Moneymaker era or watching the TV programs, you want to be at the final table, and to do it this year with the largest field — it's just it's a dream come true."

Kim finished No. 23 in the 2022 WSOP Main Event, although 2024 represents his first appearance at the final table.

"I think after the 2022 Main Event run, I started having a big interest in tournaments and I wanted to get better at them," said Kim, per Worldpokertour.com. "So since that tournament, actually, I've been doing a lot of work and yeah, I definitely think it helped me a lot today."

Griff, Kim, and the rest of the players at the 2024 final table will have a day off on Monday before they'll be back in action on Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. ET.