Le Jour 1b du WPT Montreal Main Event est maintenant dans son deuxième niveau de la journée, et il y a déja 237 inscriptions. La période d’inscription restera ouverte jusqu’à la fin de la pause du diner, qui est après le niveau 6.
Voici un album de photos du début de tournoi:
The PartyPoker WPT Montreal Main Event Day 1b is underway here at Playground Poker Club, and so far 237 players have already entered. The first of ten 1-hour levels that will be played today has just come to an end, and players who wish to participate today will have until the end of the dinner break, which is after level 6, to late register.
Here is a photo album of some players participating in today’s tournament:
Le siège sur un table de poker est très important, et on ne parle pas en terme de placement par rapport aux autres, mais du véritable siège lui-même!
Les Joueurs ADORENT nos sièges!
@commercechair @PLAYGROUNDPOKER has you drawing dead. pic.twitter.com/cyb0IA1gsT
— matt salsberg (@msalsberg) November 30, 2013
Playing WPT day 1b in Montreal today. Not gonna bust cause I don’t want to leave this chair.
— Rhys Jones (@floppinhel) November 30, 2013
WPT Montreal day 1b today at the Playground poker club. Love it here,chairs are incred.glgl to all of the heroes here playing. #WPTMontreal
— Martin Malone (@TheBadgerBoy) November 30, 2013
Les joueurs ont pris leurs sièges, et ce fut Kara Scott qui a annoncé le départ du tournoi avec la phrase traditionelle ‘Shuffle Up and Deal!’. Pour l’instant il y a 218 joueurs inscrits, mais la période d’inscription restera ouverte jusqu’à la fin de la pause de diner, soit environ 19h30.
Le Jour 1 se déroule sur 10 niveau de une heure, avec des pause de 15 minutes à tous les deux niveaux, ainsi qu’une pause de diner de 45 minutes après le niveau 6. On estime que la journée se terminera vers minuit.
Bonne chance à tous!
Here are some tweets posted by players at the end of Day 1a of the PartyPoker WPT Montreal Main Event.
Got through to day 2 on 1 bullet in #WPTMontreal …finished with 120k, avg is 66k, 2 days off now while I wait for 1b and 1c to finish
— Eugene Katchalov (@EugeneKatchalov) November 30, 2013
Busted WPT Montréal day 1a. Will play day 1c tomorrow.
— Pascal Lefrancois (@Pass_Lefrancois) November 30, 2013
Ended day 1A of #WPTMontreal with 127,500. I didn’t really play too many huge pots, just chipped up all day. Back at it Monday for day 2.
— Vanessa Selbst (@VanessaSelbst) November 30, 2013
Ended day 1A with 186k grinding online all weekend weeeee
— Mohsin Charania (@chicagocards1) November 30, 2013
Made day 2 of @WPT @PLAYGROUNDPOKER with 57k!!
— Jason Duval (@bebe_chien) November 30, 2013
Made day two of @WPT Montreal with 35k.
— Tony Dunst (@Bond_18) November 30, 2013
Day over with 40k. Lets run this monday on day 2
— Marc.E McLaughlin (@Go_Irish_Go) November 30, 2013
Ended day 1 of @WPT Montreal with 43k. Coming back monday for day 2!!
— Jonathan Roy (@jonathanroy70) November 30, 2013
The last 2 hours were uneventful. Ended at 74600 at 600/1200-200. The next 2 days will be spent on the virtual felt of @PokerStars
— Jonathan Little (@JonathanLittle) November 30, 2013
Busto @WPT Monteal the late reg run it up was no good. Will try again on day 1b tomorrow as it’s a re entry.
— Faraz Jaka (@FarazJaka) November 30, 2013
Boat over boat, snap busted the wpt main. Poker gods let me cash one time plzzzz?
— Daniel Cates (@junglemandan) November 30, 2013
Made it thru day 1a with just below starting stack in #WPTMontreal so I get to watch Habs-Leafs at bell centre tonight!
— Mike Watson (@SirWatts) November 30, 2013
Ended Day 1 of WPT Montreal with 115.5k. Average is 66k. Looking forward to a few days off and Habs/Leafs tomorrow!!!
— Griffin Benger (@GriffinBenger) November 30, 2013
Voici quelques messages que l’on a trouvé sur Twitter à propos de ce Jour 1a:
Got through to day 2 on 1 bullet in #WPTMontreal …finished with 120k, avg is 66k, 2 days off now while I wait for 1b and 1c to finish
— Eugene Katchalov (@EugeneKatchalov) November 30, 2013
Busted WPT Montréal day 1a. Will play day 1c tomorrow.
— Pascal Lefrancois (@Pass_Lefrancois) November 30, 2013
Ended day 1A of #WPTMontreal with 127,500. I didn’t really play too many huge pots, just chipped up all day. Back at it Monday for day 2.
— Vanessa Selbst (@VanessaSelbst) November 30, 2013
Ended day 1A with 186k grinding online all weekend weeeee
— Mohsin Charania (@chicagocards1) November 30, 2013
Made day 2 of @WPT @PLAYGROUNDPOKER with 57k!!
— Jason Duval (@bebe_chien) November 30, 2013
Made day two of @WPT Montreal with 35k.
— Tony Dunst (@Bond_18) November 30, 2013
Day over with 40k. Lets run this monday on day 2
— Marc.E McLaughlin (@Go_Irish_Go) November 30, 2013
Ended day 1 of @WPT Montreal with 43k. Coming back monday for day 2!!
— Jonathan Roy (@jonathanroy70) November 30, 2013
The last 2 hours were uneventful. Ended at 74600 at 600/1200-200. The next 2 days will be spent on the virtual felt of @PokerStars
— Jonathan Little (@JonathanLittle) November 30, 2013
Busto @WPT Monteal the late reg run it up was no good. Will try again on day 1b tomorrow as it’s a re entry.
— Faraz Jaka (@FarazJaka) November 30, 2013
Boat over boat, snap busted the wpt main. Poker gods let me cash one time plzzzz?
— Daniel Cates (@junglemandan) November 30, 2013
Made it thru day 1a with just below starting stack in #WPTMontreal so I get to watch Habs-Leafs at bell centre tonight!
— Mike Watson (@SirWatts) November 30, 2013
Ended Day 1 of WPT Montreal with 115.5k. Average is 66k. Looking forward to a few days off and Habs/Leafs tomorrow!!!
— Griffin Benger (@GriffinBenger) November 30, 2013
After a walk around the tournament room, we found a few players who have separated themselves from the field and grown some already impressive stacks.
The five biggest ones we came across are the following:
Après une petite tournée dans la salle de tournoi, nous avons trouvé quelques joueurs qui ont pris de l’avance sur les autres.
Les cinq plus gros tapis que nous avons trouvé sont:
