The final table of the $200 + $20 Deepstack is here! Here is a look at the ten finalists, who are all gunning for the $5,900 first place prize!

There was a small adjustment made to the original payouts, as when the field reached 14 players, everyone agreed to take $150 off from first and second place and award it to 14th place.

Final Table

First Name | Prénom	Last Name | Nom	Seat | Siège	Stack | Tapis
Nick	Frascarelli	Table 54 - Seat 1	586,000
Samuel	Pouliot	Table 54 - Seat 2	235,000
Robert	Aho	Table 54 - Seat 3	740,000
Haralambos	Margaritis	Table 54 - Seat 4	442,000
Mathieu	Fonderflick	Table 54 - Seat 5	258,000
Andre	Frechette	Table 54 - Seat 6	145,000
Mathieu	Gariepy	Table 54 - Seat 7	253,000
Sylvain	Lessard	Table 54 - Seat 8	163,000
Charles-Eric	Benoit	Table 54 - Seat 9	104,000
Patrick	Girard	Table 54 - Seat 10	274,000

Photographs of the final tableists:

Photographs of players who fell just short of the final table:

The starting field of 128 players has been reduced to the final two tables, and the money bubble is quickly approaching. 13 players are scheduled to be paid in this $200 + $20 Deepstack, with the eventual winner taking home over $6,000!

Here are the final two tables:

First Name | Prénom	Last Name | Nom	Seat | Siège
Normand	Deguire	Table 54 - Seat 1
Mario	Page	Table 54 - Seat 2
Robert	Aho	Table 54 - Seat 3
Andreas	Kanakis	Table 54 - Seat 4
Rong	Xu	Table 54 - Seat 5
Mathieu	Fonderflick	Table 54 - Seat 6
Steve	Pouliot	Table 54 - Seat 7
Haralambos	Margaritis	Table 54 - Seat 8
Imram	Hussain	Table 54 - Seat 9
Mathieu	Daigle	Table 54 - Seat 10
Charles-Eric	Benoit	Table 57 - Seat 1
Michael	Mak	Table 57 - Seat 2
Patrick	Girard	Table 57 - Seat 3
Sylvain	Lessard	Table 57 - Seat 4
Arif	Bhuiyan	Table 57 - Seat 5
Mathieu	Gariepy	Table 57 - Seat 6
George	Kazarian	Table 57 - Seat 7
Andre	Frechette	Table 57 - Seat 8
Samuel	Pouliot	Table 57 - Seat 9
Nick	Frascarelli	Table 57 - Seat 10

While the tournament was on a short chip-up break, we brought an update on the leaderboard. Here are the top stacks as play enters level 16:

First Name | Prénom	Last Name | Nom	Stack | Tapis
Haralambos	Margaritis	270,500
Samuel	Pouliot	239,500
Mathieu	Gariepy	236,000
Normand	Deguire	188,000
Matt	Ranger	176,500
Mario	Page	169,500
Roberto	Aho	155,500
Michael	Mak	155,000

Players have just returned from their third break of the night, and 58 players remain in contention of becoming tonight’s tournament champion. Although Mario Page is still in the current chip lead, he has a slew of players creeping up to his chip count. Here is a look at the leaderboard as play enters level 13:

First Name | Prénom	Last Name | Nom	Stack | Tapis
Mario	Page	158,600
Normand	Deguire	131,200
Tony	Stratopoulos	130,300
Matt	Ranger	125,100
Haralambos	Margaritis	113,500
Arif	Bhuiyan	104,300

Photographs from levels 10 and 11:

The prize pool and payout schedule for the second event in the Playground Anniversary Series, the $200 + $20 NLHE Deepstack tournament, is now available. There were a total of 128 entries in the tournament, which added up to a prize pool of $24,832.00. This will be distributed according to the following table.

Pos	Prize
1st	$6,052.00
2nd	$4,600.00
3rd	$3,480.00
4th	$2,640.00
5th	$2,000.00
6th	$1,510.00
7th	$1,150.00
8th	$850.00
9th	$650.00
10-11th	$500.00
12-13th	$450.00

Mario Page has just became the massive chip leader in this $200 + $20 Deepstack event, as he found himself on the winning end of a rare four-way all-in on the flop.

We missed the exact action, but on a flop of , four players were involved in a raising war which lead to a four-way all-in, where three of the players turned over spade flush draws. The four hands tabled were , , and . With already 9 spades showing and only two cards to come, it seemed rather unlikely we would see another spade, however the dealer dropped the on the turn. It was far from over though, as three of the four players still had a chance to win the hand, but the on the river sealed the deal for Mario Page, who held the .

Since Mario had the biggest stack at the start of the hand, he was the lone survivor of the hand, and with that huge pot he now holds over 200,000 in chips, putting him far far ahead of anyone else in the field.

Late registration has just closed for the $200 + $20 Deepstack event, and a total of 128 players have turned up tonight – all with one idea in mind: becoming tonight’s tournament champion.

The tournament staff is now crunching the numbers, and once it is released, we will be publishing the prize pool information, as well as the payout structure for this second event of the Playground Anniversary Series.

Good luck to all the players still in the field!