Level 34 Begins (Heads-Up)

Level 33 comes to an end, and Level 34 begins with increased blinds of 125,000-250,000 and a big blind ante of 250,000. Blind levels are now 30 minutes, and play continues without a break.

With two players remaining from a field of 630, the average chip stack is about 9,350,000 (37 big blinds). Here is the final table prizepool:

1st:  INR 6,348,641*  (~US $89,325*)
2nd:  INR 4,277,605  (~US $60,186)

3rd:  Jai Saha  –  INR 2,753,290  (~US $38,739)
4th:  Rajeev Kanjani  –  INR 1,987,220  (~US $27,960)
5th:  Sami Sipila  –  INR 1,524,970  (~US $21,456)
6th:  Sahil Nair  –  INR 1,228,645  (~US $17,287)
7th:  Nishant Sharma  –  INR 1,020,340  (~US $14,356)
8th:  Yash Punjawat  –  INR 813,010  (~US $11,439)
9th:  Shardul Parthasarathi  –  INR 609,920  (~US $8,582)

* First-prize amount includes a $3,500 WPT Passport, which can be used for entry into any WPT global main tour events until the end of next season.

For worldwide consistency and comparison, the Payouts page here on WPT.com shows the payouts in US dollars, converted at an exchange rate of INR $1,000 = US $14.07 (the exchange rate according to Morningstar on October 19, 2019).