WSOPC Montevideo Main Event Final Table Set — Da Cunha Araujo Leads

The WSOP Circuit stop at Casino Carrasco Montevideo has its $1,700 Main Event final table set — Fernando Da Cunha Araujo of Brazil leads with 6,555,000 chips heading into the finale.

Uruguay's Ramiro Rodriguez Barrague sits close behind at 5,960,000, making the top two stacks nearly even. The rest of the field trails significantly.

The most decorated player at the final table is Russia's Evgenii Akimov, who holds 2,765,000 chips in third place. Akimov owns a WSOP gold bracelet and $3.63M in lifetime tournament earnings across three career final tables.

The Full Final-Table Top Five

• Fernando Da Cunha Araujo (Brazil) — 6,555,000
• Ramiro Rodriguez Barrague (Uruguay) — 5,960,000
• Evgenii Akimov (Russia) — 2,765,000 · 1 bracelet · $3.63M lifetime
• Lucas Fabian Cortijo (Argentina) — 2,335,000 · $31.8K lifetime
• Juan Repetto (Argentina) — 2,095,000 · $34.4K lifetime

The field narrowed from 18 players to nine during Day 2. Notable Day 1C chip leaders who did not survive to the final table include Argentina's Damian Salas — the 2020 WSOP Main Event champion with $4.44M in career earnings and one bracelet — as well as WSOPC ring holder Gaspar Omar Fernandez of Argentina.

Four countries are represented at the final table: Brazil, Uruguay, Russia, and Argentina. The ring will be awarded once play concludes at Casino Carrasco.