The 2016 PokerStars and Monte-Carlo? Casino EPT Grand Final Main Event Final Table is Ready to Explode

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Jimmy Guerrero - Pierre Calamusa - Adrien Allain

Two French pros will lead the chase for a �961,800 first-place prize, each holding more chips than the four other players combined, when the final six of the 2016 PokerStars and Monte-Carlo? Casino EPT Grand Final Main Event goes off, live on delay in Monaco, at 2 p.m. today.

WPT Amneville and APT Macau champion Adrien Allain (11,815,000), and former PokerStars Supernova and cash game specialist Jimmy Guerrero (11,480,000), stand above a pack of four players all hovering around the two-million chip mark that includes Slovakian and EPT9 Player of the Year Jan Bendik, Toulouse Business School student turned poker pro Pierre Calamusa, �10 Spin & Go qualifier and the first ever EPT Main Event finalist from Kazakhstan Asan Umarov, and Israeli Oren Rosen, a SCOOP and Sunday Warm-Up title holder who won the $600 Turbo Event at 2016 PCA.

Each of these players will be guaranteed at least �170,950 in sixth-place prize money when play begins nearing the end of Level 30 with blinds at 50,000/100,000 with a 10,000 ante. However, there are some massive pay jumps leading up to the almost-seven-figure first-place prize.

EPTLive will feature a live stream with hole cards up, and PokerNews will follow along with the stream providing hand-for-hand coverage, from the call to shuffle up and deal, until a brand new EPT Grand Final champion is crowned.

It should be a day boiling over with hot poker action, so take cover, the 2016 PokerStars and Monte-Carlo? Casino EPT Grand Final Main Event final table is about to explode.

Seat	Name	Country	Chip Count	Big Blinds
1	Jimmy Guerrero	France	11,480,000	115
2	Pierre Calamusa	France	2,235,000	22
3	Adrien Allain	France	11,815,000	118
4	Oren Rosen	Israel	2,315,000	23
5	Jan Bendik	Slovakia	2,625,000	26
6	Asan Umarov	Kazakhstan	2,235,000	22