Novak Leads WSOP Online Main Event Final Nine, $3.9M Up Top

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  • Andrii Novak leads WSOP Online 2026 Main Event final table with 108.5 big blinds.
  • Winner to claim $3,931,259 from a $28,538,000 total prize pool on GGPoker.
  • Final table held Sept 22; each of the nine finalists guaranteed at least $491,676.
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Andrii Novak leads the nine-player WSOP Online 2026 Main Event final table with 108.5 big blinds. Simon Beckmann sits second, while a $28,538,000 prize pool offers $3,931,259 to the champion and at least $491,676 to every remaining finalist.

Andrii Novak takes the chip lead into the nine-player final table of the WSOP Online 2026 Main Event, with $3,931,259 awaiting the eventual champion at GGPoker.

The tournament generated a total prize pool of $28,538,000, with each of the nine remaining players guaranteed at least $491,676. Novak starts the final table with 86,787,252 chips, equivalent to 108.5 big blinds, while Simon Beckmann sits second with 70,950,594 chips and 88.7 big blinds.

Pablo Silva occupies third place in the chip counts, with Pavlo Yakovliev and Fernando jose Liano completing the top five.

Novak enters the WSOP Online 2026 Main Event final table with the largest stack among the nine remaining contenders.

His 86,787,252 chips are worth 108.5 big blinds, giving him a numerical advantage over the rest of the field. Novak's listed betting odds stand at 3.8, the shortest among the finalists.

Beckmann is his nearest challenger. He begins with 70,950,594 chips, equivalent to 88.7 big blinds, while his listed betting odds are 4.02.

The gap then widens to Silva, who starts third with 45,738,992 chips and 57.2 big blinds. Yakovliev enters fourth with 34,434,918 chips, representing 43 big blinds. Fernando jose Liano follows closely with 33,878,623 chips and 42.3 big blinds.

Arian Hassankashani begins sixth in chips with 27,385,074, equal to 34.2 big blinds. Yury Nadinsky and Charles boissonniere are separated by only 163,831 chips. Nadinsky starts with 21,488,756, while boissonniere has 21,324,925.

Moyan Chen enters the final table as the shortest stack with 17,683,391 chips, representing 22.1 big blinds.

The WSOP Online 2026 Main Event on GGPoker produced a $28,538,000 total prize pool, with more than $3.9 million reserved for the winner. The champion will receive $3,931,259, while the runner-up is set to collect $3,030,486.

WSOP Online 2026 Main Event - Final Table Chip Counts

Player Big Blinds
Andrii Novak 108.5 BB
Simon Beckmann 88.7 BB
Pablo Silva 57.2 BB
Pavlo Yakovliev 43 BB
Fernando jose Liano 42.3 BB
Arian Hassankashani 34.2 BB
Yury Nadinsky 26.9 BB
Charles boissonniere 26.7 BB
Moyan Chen 22.1 BB

WSOP Online 2026 Main Event Final Table Payouts

Finish
Payout
1st $3,931,259
2nd $3,030,486
3rd $2,336,938
4th $1,802,141
5th $1,389,754
6th $1,071,761
7th $826,555
8th $637,476
9th $491,676

Novak and Beckmann Head Final Nine

Novak and Beckmann hold the two largest stacks entering the final table and are the only players beginning with more than 80 big blinds.

Novak leads with 108.5 big blinds, followed by Beckmann on 88.7. Silva is third with 57.2 big blinds, while Yakovliev and Liano start with 43 and 42.3 big blinds respectively.

Hassankashani begins with 34.2 big blinds, while Chen enters as the shortest stack with 22.1. Nine players remain in contention for the WSOP Online 2026 Main Event title, with the $3,931,259 first-place payout at stake from the tournament's $28,538,000 prize pool.

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