The 2010 WSOP Main Event November Nine have made their way through several gruelling days of poker and are ready to resume their seats come the 6th November. Our final table runners are:

Seat 1: Jason Senti (7,625,000)
Seat 2: Joseph Cheong (23,525,000)
Seat 3: John Dolan (46,250,000)
Seat 4: Jonathan Duhamel (65,975,000)
Seat 5: Michael Mizrachi (14,450,000)
Seat 6: Matthew Jarvis (16,700,000)
Seat 7: John Racener (19,050,000)
Seat 8: Filippo Candio (16,400,000)
Seat 9: Soi Nguyen (9,650,000)

Payouts from the $42M ME purse will be as follows:
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If you’ve spent anytime foraging around the online poker community of late, you might have noticed the number of disgruntled or disillusioned players of online poker stating that the ‘games are dead’. Even if you’ve only stuck your head in the twoplustwo forums for a minute or two you’ll see people go so far as to joke that ‘there’s no money in $2NL, everyone’s solid’.

Whilst its fair to assume the standard of play at micro-limits is still pretty bad, the real message behind those sorts of wry sentiments is that making significant money at poker is harder than ever. Is it true?
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In case you haven’t been keeping tabs on the winners of the 2010 WSOP Event Winners, you can find all the details below. This years world series is drawing to a close with the $10,000 No Limit Hold Em Championship underway, with nine days of play culminating with the November Nine, set to resume on the 1st November.

There’s been a healthy scattering of pro’s amongst the bracelet winners this year, with a notable near miss from Tom Dwan, who narrowly missed out on securing a bracelet and a myriad of prop bets which Durrrr has said would have netted him the single biggest payday of his career.

Here are the results:
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