Negreanu has been after his 7th WSOP bracelet the entire series with a 3x bracelet bet with Ben Lamb.
The final table players will return tomorrow to determine the winner of almost $1,4 million for first place prize.
The field consisted of 100 entrants which has been narrowed down to just six including: Isaac Haxton and Paul Volpe.
The $1,500 buy-in event attracted a large field of 6,716 players all play for their chance at a huge payday in the four day event.
Yoon now adds a third WSOP bracelet to his collection as he has previously won the 2013 WSOP Little One for One Drop and 2014 WSOP Eight Handed event.
His total WSOP career earnings now sits at $2,777,523 after adding an additional million from his Monster Stack winnings.
There will be five teams from different countries each will have a captain, wing man and an online qualifier from 888poker.
Team captains are 888poker ambassadors: Chris Moorman (UK), Bruno Politano (Brazil), Parker Talbot (Canada), Sofia Lövgren (Sweden) and Dominik Nitsche (Germany).
888poker are once again the only poker site that is an official sponsor of the World Series of Poker.
The heads-up match featured Daniel Negreanu verses Abe Mosseri and other notables on the final table include: Fabrice Soulier and Mike Matusow.
Missing out on one of the three bracelets need for the Daniel Negreanu WSOP Bracelet Bet 2017 which he has with Ben Lamb.
In his WSOP VLOG on YouTube, Negreanu talks of his experiences, strategy, updates and goals for the 2017 World Series of Poker.
Negreanu interviews chipleader Abe Mosseri at the table not knowing he would be heads-up against him later in the game.
Polk admits to making the mistake of being staked in the tournament with only 43% of his winnings earned of the total first place prize of $3,686,865.
The field of 103 players was tough with Polk verse Elky heads-up for the bracelet and a sidebet of a hairstyle change for the loser of the heads-up match.
The outspoken poker video blogger has uploaded a few videos of his progress to the final table including an interview and poker hand analysis with Bertrand Grospellier verses Phil Hellmuth.
