Pranay Reddy Patlolla leads the final nine at the 2026 WPT Prime Lodge Championship with 9,485,000 chips. The $1,100 event drew 1,084 entries, generated $1,051,480, and offers the winner $173,260, including a championship seat.
Pranay Reddy Patlolla leads the final nine players at the 2026
WPT Prime Lodge Championship after Day 2 reduced the field from 1,084 entries to the final table. Patlolla bagged 9,485,000 chips, putting him ahead of Vladyslav Shovkovyi, who sits second with 7,355,000.
The $1,100 buy-in tournament generated a $1,051,480 prize pool. The final table was scheduled to resume on October 12 at 2:15 p.m. CDT, with $173,260 awaiting the winner, including a $10,400 entry into the WPT World Championship at Wynn Las Vegas.
Patlolla enters the final table with 9,485,000 chips, equivalent to 118 big blinds. Shovkovyi follows with 7,355,000, or 92 big blinds, while Preston Duron occupies third place with 5,400,000 chips.
Matthew McDowell sits fourth with 4,735,000, followed by David Urban with 4,005,000. Michael Jones and David Pham have similar stacks, holding 3,620,000 and 3,595,000, respectively.
Kenneth Quattrocchi begins the final table with 3,180,000 chips, while Shrikant Pillamarapu is the shortest stack at 1,980,000, worth 25 big blinds.