Jonathan Poche Chip Leader at WSOP Circuit National Championship Final Table

After just two days of play, the final table is set in the World Series of Poker Circuit National Championship $1 million freeroll.

The field began with 100 qualifiers, and after all of the poker house hold names hit the rail the remaining nine players will battle it out for a $300,000 first place prize and a WSOP gold bracelet on Sunday.

Here is a look at the seat positions and chip counts:

Seat 1. Charle Moore — 65,500
Seat 2. Adam Hui — 239,000
Seat 3. Drazen Ilich — 118,000
Seat 4. Jonathan Poche — 534,000
Seat 5. Josh Evans — 222,500
Seat 6. La Sengphet — 245,000
Seat 7. Sam Barnhart — 166,000
Seat 8. James Anderson — 235,000
Seat 9. Matthew Lawrence — 140,000

Notables who busted on day 2 include Chris Klodnicki, Allen Kessler, David Peters, Tim West, and WSOP Circuit all-stars Kyle Cartwright and Dwyte Pilgrim.

The final nine will be very shallow, as overwhelming chip leader Jonathan Poche, who qualified for his win at the WSOP-Circuit New Orleans main event, will only have 107 big blinds. 49-big-blind La Sengphet, who was one of the at-large players by having an all-around consistent season of play, is second in chips. Sengphet cashed seven times and picked up two Circuit rings, earning a total of $67,094.

Stay tuned to Card Player for more coverage of what should be another fast and furious day of action at the WSOP-bracelet awarding freeroll.

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