The $150 + $30 + $150 50/50 Bounty was the last event of the 7th anniversary week-end. The tournament attracted 152 players, and a very nice prize pool was built.

Yannick Guérin was the last dealer to be eliminated, beating Rémi Bourque by 1 position. He is known to be a very strong player, proving it again and again with deep runs. He was taken out by David Sorgente, after many battles between the two. Yannick went out in 6th.

Mike Lafable was unfortunately forced to go out of his game, having a personal emergency. He went-all-in a few times, then abandoned the rest of his chips to the table. He finished 5th.

David Sorgente and Mathieu Gauvin followed, both of them falling under Guillaume Lavigne, who was an unstoppable force on the final table… until Nick-Réal Seide decided otherwise.

Guillaume, who shut down the deal negotiations when 5 players were left, ran up his stack nicely, and got to heads-up as the massive chip leader. However, 3 double-ups later, Nick-Réal Seide was crowned champion. Nick had led the event for the longest time, aggressively going after every pot. Although he suffered a few beats – namely his kings losing to Mike’s naked ace – he managed to earn a spot in the heads-up match, and came back from a major deficit.

Congratulations!

Champion of the 6-max Bounty: Nick-Réal Seide – $5,200.00

Runner-up: Guillaume Lavigne – $4,006.00

Last hand of play:

On the first hand after the break, Mathieu Gauvin, second in chips, lost to Guillaume Lavigne, who now has 85% of the chips in play.

Mathieu:
Guillaume:

Board:

3rd: Mathieu Gauvin – $2,950

David Sorgente had taken a few hits, and after Mike Lafable’s chips were blinded away, he was the shortest stack on the table. He raised all-in from the button, and found a call from Guillaume Lavigne, who was the massive chip leader.

David:
Guillaume:

Board:

5th: Mike Lafable – $1,680
4th: David Sorgente – $2,230

 

First, Mike Lafable doubled through Nick-Réal Seide.

Mike:
Nick:

Board:

He raised all-in again on the following hand. Guillaume Lavigne called.

Mike:
Guillaume:

Board:

Mike still had a few chips, but he raced out, saying he had an emergency, which explains the drastic opening of his game. His micro stack is still on the table, which presents an interesting dynamic for the players.

Yannick Guérin and David Sorgente kept bumping into each other.

First, Yannick doubled David.

Yannick:
David:

Board:

And again:

Yannick:
David:

Board:

After Yannick doubled through David when there were 2 tables left with an underdog hand, David took him out of the final in 2 acts.

Yannick Guérin – $1,260

The final table was formed 7-way, and Rémi Bourque was eliminated within moment. Nick-Réal Seide has about 800K, and is followed by Guillaume Lavigne, who has about 700K.

First Name | Prénom	Last Name | Nom	Seat | Siège
Nick-Réal	Seide	Table 54 - Seat 1
David	Sorgente	Table 54 - Seat 2
Mathieu	Gauvin	Table 54 - Seat 3
Guillaume	Lavigne	Table 54 - Seat 4
Yannick	Guérin	Table 54 - Seat 5
Mike	Lafable	Table 54 - Seat 6

7th: Rémi Bourque – $950