24 Players Left in WSOP Main Event 2025: $10M Prize on the Line
The 2025 WSOP Main Event has reached its final stretch with 24 players still in the tournament heading into Day 8. These 24 competitors are fighting to become one of the final nine players at the feature table, where the mainstream media and biggest TV coverage will take place. The tournament started with an incredible 9,735 total entries, making it the third-largest field in WSOP history, just behind 2024’s 10,112 players and 2023’s 10,043 players.
The prize pool for this massive tournament is $90,535,500, which comes from the $10,000 buy-in that each of the 9,735 players paid to enter. The winner will take home a life-changing $10,000,000 first-place prize, while second place earns $6,000,000 and third place gets $4,000,000. Even players who finish in 9th place, the last spot at the final table, still walk away with a cool $1,000,000, which shows just how valuable it is to survive this long.
Day 8 action begins at 1 p.m. local time at the Horseshoe Event Center in Las Vegas, where the remaining 24 players will battle to cut the field down to the final nine. For example, if you finish 10th place, you still earn $850,000, and 11th place gets $750,000, so every single hand matters at this point. The tournament has already paid out to 1,108 players total, but only these 24 elite players are still alive and chasing the $10 million championship prize.
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