Six Remaining in the Centre
The 2025 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event has reached a significant milestone, with the tournament moving to Day 8 and the number of players reduced to 6.
The progress of the game is ongoing, and the average stack size has likely changed due to the eliminations. Notably, George Yang had been dominating the counts, but his lead seems to have been challenged.
In a surprising turn of events, Zhun Rui (Sing) Chen was eliminated in 7th place before Day 8. The identity of the new leader in the Main Event counts, as well as the exact chip counts of the remaining players, remains unknown at this time.
Despite the changes, the average stack in the Main Event remains deep, and the remaining players' identities are yet to be revealed. The chips are no longer primarily in front of George Yang, indicating a shift in the dynamics of the game.
It's important to note that the Main Event has concluded, with Michael Mizrachi taking down the championship after the final table. Leo Margets made WSOP final table history, and Mizrachi dominated the chip counts during the final stages of the tournament.
For those seeking specific details about the last 6 players who made the final table and their chip counts during the tournament, the current search results do not provide this information. However, it is confirmed that Mizrachi dominated late in the Main Event and ultimately won the title.
[1] Source: WSOP Official Website
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