Event 1 $600 NLH: Final Table Set, Victor Ramdin Leads

$600 NLH (Re-Entry)

$500,000 Guaranteed

Level 26: 30,000/60,000/60,000 BB Ante

Total Entries: 1,079
Players Remaining: 10

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Victor Ramdin

The Event 1 final table is now set and it's Victor Ramdin leading the way with 4,870,000.  Kook Cho is right on his heels with 4,240,000 and Rami Jradeh rounds out the top three chip stacks with 3,575,000.

Melisa Singh

One of these players will be our newest Foxwoods World Poker Finals champion taking home $91,604 along with the FWPF trophy.

Below is a full look at the updated chip counts and final table seating assignments.

Seat 1. Rami Jradeh- 3,575,000
Seat 2. Eric Siegel- 1,490,000
Seat 3. Melisa Singh- 3,475,000
Seat 4. Victor Ramdin- 4,870,000
Seat 5. Dan Weinman- 2,890,000
Seat 6. John Cautela- 2,375,000
Seat 7. Thomas Keiser- 820,000
Seat 8. Kook Cho- 4,240,000
Seat 9. Robin Boutaud- 1,540,000
Seat 10. Linval Gentles- 1,790,000

Payouts

1. $91,604+Foxwoods World Poker Finals Trophy
2. $57,200
3. $41,200
4. $29,190
5. $23,000
6. $18,500
7. $15,000
8. $11,800
9. $8,700
10. $6,600

Event 1 $600 NLH: Debreceni Finds a Double

$600 NLH (Re-Entry)

$500,000 Guaranteed

Level 26: 25,000/50,000/50,000 BB Ante

Total Entries: 1,079
Players Remaining: 14

https://www.twitch.tv/foxwoodspoker

James Debreceni

The action folded to James Debreceni in the small blind and he moved all in for 485,000. Melisa Singh called from the big blind and the hands were shown.

James Debreceni: A10
Melisa Singh: K9

The dealer spread the 954 flop and Singh paired her nine in the window to take the lead. The turn brought the 5 and Debreceni called for a ten on the river.

He did not get the ten he asked for but the A completed the board and Debreceni paired his ace to earn the double up.

James Debreceni- 1,020,000
Melisa Singh- 3,000,000