Remaining Competitors Number 29 in the Main Tournament
30 Players Remain in Poker Tournament, Payouts Approaching
With the poker tournament entering its later stages, 30 players are left in the game, all vying for a share of the substantial prize pool. The exact payouts at this stage can vary greatly depending on the specific tournament's prize structure and payout schedule.
Let's look at some examples from major tournaments in 2025. In the Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open Championship, players finishing between 24th and 31st place received a payout of $31,000 each, with the min-cash for the last 112 players being $9,700 [2]. Another example is the World Poker Tour Cyprus Championship, where final table payouts started at $49,000 for 8th place, and the winner took home $401,100 [1]. Although details for placements outside the final table are not listed, it's safe to assume that the payouts would be much lower.
Given the tournament's current stage, the likely range of payouts would be around the lower payments for players ranked approximately 24th to 31st, consistent with amounts in the $20,000 to $31,000 range based on the Seminole Hard Rock Poker Open example [2]. Exact amounts vary by event.
In the ongoing tournament, the payout for finishing in 25th place is $12,500. The player who finishes in 19th place will receive a payout of $110,000, while the payout for finishing in 24th place is $17,500. Two players busted on the bubble, bringing the total number of players who have busted throughout the game to four. The payout for finishing in 22nd place is $35,000, and the payout for finishing in 20th place is $75,000. The next payout is for the player who finishes in 25th place.
As the tournament progresses, the payouts will increase significantly as players reach closer to the final tables, with the top prizes ranging up to hundreds of thousands of dollars. Stay tuned for updates on the ongoing tournament, and keep an eye on the Payouts tab for the full list of prize winners.
With the poker tournament moving closer to the final stages, the payouts are set to increase significantly, mirroring the European football leagues such as the Premier League, where the highest paydays are reserved for the players who make it to the end. In this ongoing tournament, the player who finishes in 24th place will receive a payout comparable to a mid-tier footballer in the European-leagues, around £17,500, while the player who finishes in 19th place will take home an amount akin to a high-earning footballer, £110,000.
