Joseph Di Rosa Rojas Leads the "Marathon" Going Into the Final Day

The fifth and final day of Event #23: $2,620 "Marathon" No-Limit Hold'Em begins at 1:00 p.m. local time where the final 13 players will take their seats and battle it out for the coveted WSOP gold bracelet and the first-place prize worth $690,469.

Sitting atop the leader board is Joseph Di Rosa Rojas with 10,575,000, which is more than 40 big blinds ahead of Tim Reilly in second with a healthy 7,220,000 chips. Rounding out the top three is Andrew Jernigan with 6,270,000.

The remaining players are guaranteed to take home $33,350 at the very minimum. Here is a look at the remaining payouts:

8 Place	Prize (USD)
1	$690,469
2	$426,663
3	$307,728
4	$224,316
5	$165,277
6	$123,105
7	$92,705
8	$70,590
9	$54,356
10	$42,334
11	$42,334
12	$42,334
13	$33,350

The day begins with blinds at 40,000/80,000 with a 10,000 ante and will continue for 100-minute "Marathon" levels until a winner is crowned. Action will take place in Brasilia for those who want to sweat the remaining players. Keep following along as PokerNews brings you all of the action.

Here is a look at the seating assignments and chip counts when play resumes:

Table	Seat	Player	Country	Chip Count
1	1	Pratik Ghatge	United Kingdom	955,000
1	2	Empty
1	3	Andrew Jernigan	United States	6,270,000
1	4	Breixo Gonzalez	Spain	2,180,000
1	5	Empty
1	6	Tim Reilly	United States	7,220,000
1	7	Maurice Hawkins	United States	3,630,000
1	8	Julian Stuer	Germany	3,055,000
1	9	Alexander Lynskey	Australia	1,775,000

2	1	Empty
2	2	Empty
2	3	Empty
2	4	Bill Germanis	Canada	2,470,000
2	5	Joseph Di Rosa Rojas	Venezuela	10,575,000
2	6	Jeffrey Tomlinson	United States	1,475,000
2	7	Josh Weiss	United States	1,280,000
2	8	Faraz Jaka	United States	3,215,000
2	9	Patrick Mahoney	United States	1,965,000

2017 World Series of Poker

2017 World Series of Poker

Joseph Di Rosa Rojas Leads the "Marathon" Going Into the Final Day