2007 World Series of Poker (WSOP) Final Table

The World Series of Poker main event for 2007, has finally become consolidated into just one WSOP final table. Players will now take a break through Monday, and begin playing for the coveted WSOP title, bracelet, and cash prize Tuesday at noon.

Coming to the final table, as chip leader is Jon 'Skalie' Kalmar from Chorley in the United Kingdom who holds 20.2 million WSOP tournament chips.

Following Kalmar in second place is Tuan Lam from San Jose California with 20.01 million in chips. Philip Himl holds the third biggest stack with 19.31 million, Lee 'lchilds' Childs in 4th with 18.05 Million in chips, Raymond Rahme of South Africa with 12.875 million in chips, Lee Watkinson 11.715, Hevad Khan with 11.035 million, million, Jerry Yang, with 6.13 million, Steven Garfinkle with 4.925 million.

On the shortstack is Alex Kravchenko with 2.81 million tournament chips remaining.

The minimum anyone playing at the final table will win is $525,934 although the ultimate goal is the everyone will be $8,250,000 first prize and the coveted WSOP Platinum bracelet.