David Hu Leads Final Table of WPTDeepStacks Amsterdam with €130,690 Up Top

Pictured: End of Day 2 Chipleader David Hu

The WPTDeepStacks Amsterdam event saw a total of 757 entry slips sold over the two starting flights, and only 95 survived to make a Day 2 appearance here today. Every player with a seat today was guaranteed at least a min-cash, creating a new goal of hitting the final eight for an official live-streamed final table, where the victor will pocket a hefty €130,690 for their win.

Leading the final eight players is David Hu with a stack of 5,205,000 (69 bb). Hu showed no fear throughout Day 2, playing for the win whenever he could, and his rollercoaster of a day reflects that. He had a few obstacles en route to finishing atop the leaderboard but overcame those with ease and is now in a position to secure a new career-best cash.

WPTDeepStacks Amsterdam Final Table Line Up:

Seat 1. Tonny van Eck – 2,345,000 (31 bb)
Seat 2. Woody Christy – 450,000 (6 bb)
Seat 3. David Hu – 5,205,000 (69 bb)
Seat 4. Tian Mengshi – 1,960,000 (26 bb)
Seat 5. Ivica Pezelj – 1,200,000 (16 bb)
Seat 6. Hendrikus Soering – 4,070,000 (54 bb)
Seat 7. Santo Bakker – 3,165,000 (42 bb)
Seat 8. Fabio Peluso – 3,940,000 (53 bb)

The live-streamed final table will begin at 1:00 pm, and will have no delay as none of the whole cards will be visible on the stream.

Remaining Payouts:

1st Place – €130,690
2nd Place – €87,080
3rd Place – €64,210
4th Place – €47,850
5th Place – €36,040
6th Place – €27,440
7th Place – €21,120
8th Place – €16,430

All eight members of the final table are guaranteed at least a €16,430 payday, but not all were so long in making the final day and some notables on that list include Tineke Bronkhorst (12th – €10,280), Badre al Ghouch (17th – €5,630), Tom Vogelsang (24th – €4,720), and Sandro Pitzanti (10th – €12,930) who took down the most exciting hand thus far in the event.

The last day of the event will go up to hour-long levels instead of the 40-minute ones that have been set up until this point. Players will receive a 15-minute break after every two levels of play, and also a dinner break after six levels. The day will not halt until a winner is crowned and a new WPTDeepStacks Champion joins the club.

Make sure that you tune in at WPT.com for the updates or jump into the live-streamed final table that begins at 1:00 pm.