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2014 PPC Aruba World Championship

$200,000 Guaranteed Main Event
Day: 3
Event Info

2014 PPC Aruba World Championship

Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
ak
Prize
$62,764
Event Info
Buy-in
$2,000
Prize Pool
$267,720
Entries
138
Level Info
Level
25
Blinds
15,000 / 30,000
Ante
4,000

Final Table Set to Start

Aristoteles Neto - Day 2 chip leader
Aristoteles Neto - Day 2 chip leader

It's the final day of the 2014 PPC Aruba World Championship $2,200 Main Event and the final ten players will be starting play in just a little over an hour here. They are playing for the $72,163 first place prize and PPC Main Event trophy as well as a $5,000 package to next years Main Event. It's sure to be an exciting, action-packed day of poker here on the beautiful island of Aruba.

Aristoteles Neto comes into the final day with the chip lead with 763,000 in chips. That's 244,000 more than his nearest competitor, Josh Kay. Rounding out the top three is World Series of Poker bracelet winner, Joe Ebanks, who took second in this very event last year.

Ebanks is perhaps the most recognizable name at the final table but there are plenty of familiar faces sitting nearby. South Florida poker pro Steve Karp comes in with a short stack at 155,000 but if anyone has the experience to mount a comeback it would be him. Karp has nearly $900,000 in career tournament earnings and has numerous final tables to his credit. Young online pro Ryan Franklin is looking to add to his live tournament resume and John Ott needs to finish 8th or better to move into the lead on the PPC Player of the Year leaderboard. Winning that would give him a return ticket to this event next year.

Final Table Chip Counts

SeatNameChips
1Joe Ebanks461,000
2Aftab Shakoor73,000
3Aristoteles Neto763,000
4John Ott373,000
5Ted Ely147,000
6Ryan Franklin325,000
7Steve Karp155,000
8Richard Bowers253,000
9Josh Kay519,000
10Jimmy Pashaj390,000

Play is scheduled to begin at 1 p.m. local time at the beautiful Radisson Aruba Resort, Casino & Spa and won't end until a winner is crowned. Stay tuned right here to PokerNews for live coverage in just a bit.

Tags: Aftab ShakoorAristoteles NetoJimmy PashajJoe EbanksJohn OttJosh KayPPCRyan FranklinSteve KarpTed Ely