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2017 World Series of Poker

Event #31: $1,000 Seniors No-Limit Hold'em Championship
Day: 4
Event Info

2017 World Series of Poker

Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
jj
Prize
$617,303
Event Info
Buy-in
$1,000
Prize Pool
$4,850,100
Entries
5,389
Level Info
Level
32
Blinds
80,000 / 160,000
Ante
20,000

Who Will Win the Record-Breaking 2017 Seniors Championship?

Dan Heimiller still in contention for second Seniors bracelet
Dan Heimiller still in contention for second Seniors bracelet

The record-breaking field of 5,389 entries in Event #31: $1,000 Seniors No-Limit Hold��em Championship has been reduced to the final nine. Those players will return at 12 noon today in order to determine a champion over on the feature table in the Brasilia room.

The lion's share of the $4,850,100 prize pool is still up for grabs in this largest ever World Series of Poker Seniors Event. Right now all of the finalists are guaranteed at least $53,817 for their efforts, while the winner will walk home with an impressive payday of $617,303.

One of the finalists already knows the feeling of walking away with the elusive gold bracelet in this very event, as 2014 Seniors champion Dan Heimiller will return with the fourth-biggest stack (2,970,000). Heimiller dominated at the top of the counts for most of Day 3 before running his pocket kings into the pocket aces of Frank Maggio. Maggio enters the final table second in chips with 4,910,000, narrowly behind leader Mark Lillge (5,300,000), while William Murray starts today in third position with 4,000,000.

The other finalists include Anthony Licastro (2,800,000), Lewis LeClair (2,530,000), Dieter Dechant (2,375,000), Paul Spitzberg (1,320,000) and Gina Bacon as last woman standing (960,000).

Final Table Seat Assignments

SeatPlayerCountryChip CountBig Blinds
1Gina BaconUnited States960,00016
2Mark LillgeUnited States5,300,00088
3Paul SpitzbergUnited States1,320,00022
4Anthony LicastroUnited States2,800,00047
5Lewis LeClairUnited States2,530,00042
6William MurrayUnited States4,000,00067
7Dan HeimillerUnited States2,970,00050
8Frank MaggioUnited States4,910,00082
9Dieter DechantUnited States2,375,00040

There are just under 51 minutes left in Level 29 with blinds of 40,000/80,000 and a running ante of 10,000. When play resumes PokerNews live reporting team will be providing hand-for-hand coverage from the live-streamed feature table until a winner is crowned.

Tags: Anthony LicastroDan HeimillerDieter DechantFrank MaggioGina BaconLewis LeClairMark LillgePaul SpitzbergWilliam Murray