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WSOP Main Event Nears Finale: 11 Players Remain, 70 Rule in Focus

Will the number of players remaining be 70 or fewer, or will the tournament continue until the money is hit? The poker world awaits the outcome of Level 17.

In this image there are people sitting on benches and playing cards.
In this image there are people sitting on benches and playing cards.

WSOP Main Event Nears Finale: 11 Players Remain, 70 Rule in Focus

The World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event is nearing its end, with 11 players remaining in the hunt for the coveted title and prize money. As Level 16 winds down, with around 10 minutes left, the players and spectators eagerly await the outcome of this intense poker battle.

Currently, there are 11 players left, but the focus is shifting to the crucial number of 70. If, by the end of Level 17, 70 players or fewer remain, the event will conclude for the night, with those players bagging their chips to return the next day. This rule ensures a manageable pace for the players and maintains the integrity of the game.

However, if more than 70 players are still in contention at the end of Level 17, the tournament will continue until the money is hit, regardless of the time taken. This provision allows for a fair and competitive playing field, as all players have an equal chance to progress to the next stage.

As the clock ticks down on Level 16, the poker world awaits the outcome of Level 17. Will the number of players remaining be 70 or fewer, leading to a bagging of chips for the night, or will the tournament continue until the money is hit? Only time will tell, but one thing is certain: the WSOP Main Event is set to deliver another thrilling chapter in its illustrious history.

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