Derrick Rosenbarger is continuing his run here at the final table of the WPT Montreal Main Event, as he just doubled up through Sylvain Siebert, crippling his stack.
Sylvain tried to steal the pot on a by going all-in, but he was snap called by Derrick, who had the goods.

Derrek:

Sylvain:

The turn and river sealed the deal, and Derrick moved up the leaderboard with his new stack of roughly 9 million.

Sylvain was left with just over 1 million chips, but managed to double it right  after paying Derrick off, when his doubled through Serge Cantin’s on a board.

The final table is still running at 4 players, and the stacks are getting closer to each other. Derrick Rosenbarger, who was the shortest stack when 4-handed action started, has climbed up to over 4 million now as he took a few pots along the way.

The estimated chip counts are as follows:

• Serge Cantin – 8.5M
• Mukul Pahuja – 7M
• Sylvain Siebert – 5.7M
• Derrick Rosenbarger – 4.3M

We just saw Derrick Rosenbarger, the shortest of the 4 remaining players, double his stack up to over 2.3M! He went all in with after Serge had raised from the cutoff, who made the call holding . The board of ran in the favour of Derrick, and he is now back in the running!

Shortly after Alexandre’s elimination, we saw Lily move all her chips in the middle from the cutoff, and get called by both Syvain and Mukul. Both players checked the flop of ,  and on the turn of , Sylvain led out with 400K, forcing Mukul out of the hand.

Sylvain:

Lily:

Lily was drawing dead before the river , and was eliminated in 5th, collecting $129,543.

5th Place: Lily Kiletto, $129,543

Alexandre Lavigne was starting to become quite short stacked on this final table, and moved all-in for 1.1M holding . He was called by Serge Cantin, who had Td.
The board was of no help for Alexandre, showing , and Alexandre was our first elimination here at the final table of the PartyPoker WPT Montreal Main Event. He will go home with a cool $104,799 for his final table appearance, and Serge is now sitting on more than 10 million chips.

6th place: Alexandre Lavigne, $104,799

Here are the rough chip counts of the final 6 players in the WPT Montreal Main Event:

• Seat 1. Serge Cantin – 9.2M
• Seat 2. Mukul Pahuja – 7.1M
• Seat 3. Derrick Rosenbarger – 1.5M
• Seat 4. Alexandre Lavigne – 1.1M
• Seat 5. Lily Kiletto – 660K
• Seat 6. Sylvain Siebert – 6.2M

Serge Cantin has been quite active on this final table, and has chipped up to almost 10 million chips. He recently took just over 2 million from Sylvain, when he called Sylvain’s bets on all three streets while holding on a board. After the final bet-call, Sylvain turned over , saying ‘Nice call’.

Players are now on a ten minute break, and play will resume in level 30 when they return.

Lily Kiletto has just doubled up again, this time her 645K stack went all-in with , and was up against Sylvain Siebert’s .

The board showed , and just like that Lily has grown her 370K starting stack to over 1.3M!

Lily Kiletto, coming in as the short stack on this final table, found herself all-in preflop with versus the of Mukul Pahuja. The board ran in her favour, showing , and she is still in the running in this WPT Montreal final table.

The players have been introduced, and Mike Sexton and Vince Van Pattern have just announced the traditional ‘Shuffle Up and Deal’, and so the final table of the WPT Montreal Main Event is now on!

Good luck to our players, and remember you can follow the action on the live stream here, which will begin at 4:30pm and have a few minutes delay.