$3,000 Mid-Stakes Championship Reaches Final Table at the WSOP

Nine players remain in WSOP Event #89, the $3,000 Mid-Stakes Championship No-Limit Hold'em, and the chip leader heading into the final table is Chahnhoon Jung with 32,775,000.

Jung, a U.S.-based player with $190,909 in lifetime tournament earnings, holds a commanding lead. Behind him, Dylan Lew sits second with 10,450,000 and M Rocco third at 9,125,000. Greece's Vasileios Panagiotidis rounds out the upper tier at 16,525,000.

Four-time WSOP Circuit ring winner Luis Yepez Carmona, with $1.13M in career earnings and 14 lifetime final tables, is chasing his first gold bracelet.

Yepez Carmona Eyes a Bracelet

The most decorated player at the final table is Luis Yepez Carmona, a Venezuelan pro who has collected four WSOP Circuit rings and $1,126,895 in career tournament cashes across 14 final tables. The $3,000 buy-in marks the most expensive event Yepez Carmona has run deep in at the WSOP main summer series, and a win would add his first gold bracelet to a résumé built largely on the Circuit.

What's Next

The nine-handed final table plays down to a winner at the Horseshoe in Las Vegas. None of the nine finalists holds a WSOP bracelet, guaranteeing a first-time champion. Full chip counts and updated results will be available on WSOP.com.