The King Poker Cup series comes to its end today in the Les A Casino at Jeju, South Korea. But before the curtain falls on the series, there is still the unfinished business of crowning a champion in the Final Coronation event in today's final day.
Day 1 saw 65 entries participate with a USD 30,000 buy-in to generate a total prize pool worth USD 1,825,000. However, registration is still open today before the start of play, so those numbers will still improve.
Meanwhile, there were 27 survivors from Day 1 that played through eleven 40-minute levels and bagged their chips to push on in the final day. Entering the final day with the chip lead is Australia's Vincent Huang with a total stack of 2,670,000. Coming in at second is Gytis Lazauninkas of Lithuania with 2,285,000. Completing the top three is Danny Tang of Hong Kong with 1,870,000.
Some other notables entering the final day include Punnat Punsri (1,665,000), Tony Ren Lin (1,460,000), Ryuta Nakai (1,400,000) Wai Kiat Lee (1,100,000), Renji Mao (430,000), Toby Joyce (360,000) and Calvin Lee (205,000).
Late registrants today will be given a starting stack of 500,000 chips and will join in Level 11 with blinds at 15,000/25,000 with a 25,000 big blind ante
Registration will close before the start of play for the final day.
Cards will be dealt at 13:00 local time.
There will be a delayed livestream at the King Poker Cup Official YouTube Channel.