Heads-Up Play Commences

Both players and the rail are back at the feature table and the cards are in the air. Blinds will increase shortly and Lorenz Schollhorn has a near three-to-one lead over Andres Vasquez. Once the new level kicks off, the level duration will be cut in half to 30 minutes each.

Below are the remaining payouts and results of the final table so far.

1st. – AU$401,510* (~US $257,729*)
2nd. – AU$267,615 (~US $171,782)
3rd. Travis Endersby – AU$198,120 (~US $127,173)
4th. Michael Fraser – AU$148,105 (~US $95,069)
5th. Chin Yaw Chan – AU$111,810 (~US $71,771)
6th. Rikiya Jibiki – AU$85,250 (~US $54,722)
7th. Dylan Desmarchelier – AU$65,650 (~US $42,141)
8th. Marco Perri – AU$51,075 (~US $32,785)
9th. Martin Ward – AU$40,140 (~US $25,766)

* The winner also receives the US $10,400 seat into the season-ending WPT World Championship at Wynn Las Vegas.

NOTE:  For worldwide consistency across all WPT events, the amounts on the Payouts page are in U.S. dollars. For this event, payouts have been converted using a rate of AU$1.00 = US $0.6419.