Welcome to the final day of the PokerStars Festival Main Event Rozvadov! After two long days of play, the record-breaking field of 1,123 has been whittled down to 37 hopefuls. The plan is to play down to a winner today and tournament most likely will go on until deep in the night before a winner is crowned. It's worth the grind: a massive first place prize of �146,464 awaits the last man standing at the end.
The biggest eyecatcher is Bertrand "ElkY" Grospellier, who sits in second place with 1,694,000 in chips. The French Team PokerStarsPro, who will surpass the $11,000,000 in lifetime winnings with this event, is looking to make PokerStars Festival history. Grospellier will have to find a way to dismantle chipleader Peter Kamaras (2,541,000, who topped both Day 1 and Day 2 and will be the man to beat.
Arunas Jocius (1,527,000), Oleg Mandzjuk (1,504,000) and Leonardo Romeo (1,500,000) round out the top five. Talkative Czech Martin Kabrhel (563,000) and Ioana Silvana (414,000) are also still in contention. But the biggest story to possibly unfold is without a doubt the tale of Rehman Kassam (570,000). The Brit won the inaugural PSF Main Event London back in January and is looking to set an unprecedented feat by winning the first two events in a row.
The final day will start at 12:30 p.m. local time. Levels will be 75 minutes for the remainder of the tournament and blinds will kick off at 12,000 / 24,000 with a running ante of 4,000. Follow PokerNews for start-to-finish coverage of the final day as we find out who will lift the trophy and become our PokerStars Main Event Festival champion!