The 2016 World Series of Poker main event final table kicks off Sunday, and we have everything you need to know about the final nine players right here. The broadcast, which will shift between ESPN and ESPN2 on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday nights, will also air online on WatchESPN all three nights. All action will air on a 30-minute delay to prevent hole card information from catching up to real time.

2016 Colossus II - Sample Payout: 2016 vs. 2015 1st to receive $1 million. All starting flights to reach the money Day 1. Each flight has Day 1 payouts based on their flight size. Event pays out 15% of field All money not paid Day 1 is carried to Day 2 and beyond to be paid out from there. The Crazy Eights (Event #54) will follow same payout model. The event was hosted at the WSOP in 2014. A smaller event known as the 'High Roller for One Drop' hosted in 2013, 2015, 2016 and 2017 has a buy in of $111,111 with $11,111 going toward charity. Antonio Esfandiari won the first event defeating Sam Trickett heads-up and earned $18,346,673. 2016 The 2016 World Series of Poker attracted 107,844 entrants from 107 WSOP: different nations competing for $221,211,336 in prize pools over the 69-event, 51- day extravaganza. WHEN: July 9 – July 18, 2016; Oct. The event was hosted at the WSOP in 2014. A smaller event known as the 'High Roller for One Drop' hosted in 2013, 2015, 2016 and 2017 has a buy in of $111,111 with $11,111 going toward charity. Antonio Esfandiari won the first event defeating Sam Trickett heads-up and earned $18,346,673.

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To kick things off, Tim Fiorvanti and Andrew Feldman recap the summer's action with several player interviews. Just a few days before the final table got underway, ESPN poker columnist Bernard Lee had Fiorvanti and veteran poker reporter Remko Rinkema on The Bernard Lee Poker Show to break down each of the final nine players, the biggest moments and controversies of the tournament so far, and changes they'd like to see in the future, among many other topics over the course of almost two hours of in-depth analysis.

Here's what's on tap for the final three days of action at the 2016 WSOP, along with links to the WatchESPN coverage of the event:

Sunday, Oct. 30
ESPN -- 8:30 p.m. ET
ESPN2 --11 p.m. ET

Monday, Oct. 31
ESPN2 -- 8 p.m. ET

Tuesday, Nov. 1
ESPN -- 9 p.m. ET

Players are listed in order of most chips to the least heading into the final table, based on performance in the WSOP so far. The seat numbers indicate each player's position at the table and are unrelated to chip totals.

All career earnings exclude 2016 WSOP main event payout.

Seat 5

Career tournament earnings: $2,641,620
Career WSOP earnings: $810,358 (2 bracelets)
Arash Markazi: Cliff Josephy reflects on his poker origins, November Nine experience and Will Kassouf

Seat 4

Career tournament earnings: $52,986
Career WSOP earnings: $9,029
Bernard Lee: Qui Nguyen embraces November Nine as opportunity to improve his life

Seat 7

Kenny Hallaert

Career tournament earnings: $1,561,834
Career WSOP earnings: $652,989
Lee: Gordon Vayo rode incredible run from short stack to the November Nine

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Seat 8

Career tournament earnings: $1,317,530
Career WSOP earnings: $367,855
Lee: Kenny Hallaert balances poker dreams with poker tournament directing

Seat 6

Career tournament earnings: $44,962
Career WSOP earnings: $27,718
Dave Tuley: Michael Ruane's anonymity was nice while it lasted

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Seat 2

Career tournament earnings: $1,246,791
Career WSOP earnings: $138,585
Tim Fiorvanti: Vojtech Ruzicka is a dark horse in 2016 WSOP main event final table

Seat 1

Fernando Pons

Career tournament earnings: $2,395,406
Career WSOP earnings: $231,201
Lee: Griffin Benger enjoys second chance after nearly skipping 2016 WSOP
Fiorvanti: Benger and Will Kassouf discuss 'the hand' of the 2016 WSOP main event

Seat 9

Career tournament earnings: $1,365,205
Career WSOP earnings: $127,343
Fiorvanti: Jerry Wong keeps it low-key on path to WSOP November Nine

Seat 3

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Career tournament earnings: $14,091
Career WSOP earnings: $0
Lee: Fernando Pons enjoying Moneymaker-esque journey to WSOP November Nine