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After a day of play beginning at 9am, the final table has come together with 10 players battling for a gold World Series of Poker Circuit ring and the top prize of $11,390

Leading the way is Jeff Behr with 875,000, followed by Rashbir Singh (700,000) and Matt Eshoo (570,000) to round out the top three stacks.

All remaining players are guaranteed a payout of $822, but all eyes are on the top prize and the ring.

The winner of this event will also earn a seat into the Tournament of Champions in Las Vegas in 2024.

Here is a look at how the final table stacks up by seat assignment:
1 Jeff Behr - 875,000
2 Jim Gariss - DNR
3 Mark Hewett - 205,000
4 Charlie Kim - 500,000
5 Anthony Mendoza - 360,000
6 David Castillo - DNR
7 Rashbir Singh - 700,000
8 Benham Yazdani - 350,000
9 Matt Eshoo - 570,000
10 Francais Bertrand - 450,000

A final report along with results will be posted after a winner is crowned later tonight.

After a day of play, the final table of the final event at Graton has come together with 10 players battling for a gold World Series of Poker Circuit ring and the top prize of $12,949.

Leading the way is John Kou with 691,000, followed by Kaidi Yan (599,000) and Lena Evans (378,000) to round out the top three stacks.

Also in the mix 7-time WSOP Circuit Ring Winner La Sengphet (82,000).

All remaining players are guaranteed a payout of $901, but all eyes are on the top prize and the ring.

The winner of this event will also earn a seat into the Tournament of Champions in Las Vegas in 2024.

Here is a look at how the final table stacks up by seat assignment:

1 Lena Evans - 378,000
2 Aaron Motoyama - 168,000
3 Aki Sarraf - 95,000
4 Ben Garrick - 150,000
5 La Sengphet - 82,000
6 Francis Garcia - 156,000
7 Shane Miller - 364,000
8 Manny Ramirez - 341,000
9 Kaidi Yan - 599,000
10 John Kou - 691,000

A final report along with results will be posted after a winner is crowned later tonight.

There are three side events still running, but the Main Event here at Graton is over!

Michael Persky defeated Dan Sarasin heads up to earn his first WSOP CIrcuit Ring. We'll have a full recap shortly.

Until then, catch up on the nitty gritty at WSOP.com .