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Cynn took home $8.8 million, while former champion Joe Cada finished 5th for $2,150,000.

Michael Dyer will return with a commanding chip lead, while three players have already busted.

The winner of the 2009 Main Event is only 8 players away from a never-before-seen accomplishment.

Day 6 has ended in the Rio All-Suit Hotel & Casino, with a former Main Event champion and a November-Niner still in the field.

The field reduced to the final 109 on Day 5. The finale is getting closer!

Many of the biggest names fell, while some top pros are still amongst the final 310.

Poker pro turned hedge fund manager, Hall booked his first six-figure score since 2012.

Many top pros joined the event on the last starting day, with the likes of Patrik Antonius, Phil Hellmuth or Phil Ivey.

Two starting flights of the Main Event have already ended, with some well-known names advancing to Day 2, while we also witnessed the fastest ever elimination of in the history of the tournament.

The recent accusations towards a romantic couple in a big buy-in tournament raised questions regarding the fairness of the high-roller scene.

Poker pro turned business owner, Phil still enjoys success at the poker table.

Ryan scoops his first WSOP gold ever, while the Estonians still have to wait for theirs.

The high-roller regular collected $296K after beating Matt Szymaszek in the heads-up.

Klein joined an exclusive club of three with this win.

The massive field has already reduced to 257, with the youngest ever bracelet winner leading the field.