Final 3 tables brings on a redraw

With 29 players left in play, Andrew Paul Grose moved all-in from the cutoff for 102K, and was quickly followed by an all-in of 184K from Feizal Satchu in the small blind. Geoffrey Hum looked down at his hole cards in the big blind, and with only a few thousand more than Feizal, opted to call both all-ins to close the action 3-way.

Andrew:
Feizal:
Geoffrey:

Feizal got the best of the board to score the near-triple up, sending Andrew home and crippling Geoffrey in the process. Geoffrey was left with 11K behind, which he lost on the very next hand.

With those two eliminations, the field is now down to 27 players, bringing on a redraw for the final 3 tables. The current chip leaders in the tournament are Justin Liberto and Ilan Boujenah, both of whom are playing approximately 1,650,000 in chips, with Robert Earl McGhee just behind them at 1,350,000. We’ll have full counts for the remaining field at the next break.

Here are the new seating assignments for players in the WPT Montreal:

First Name | Prénom	Last Name | Nom	Seat | Siège
Martin	Raus	Table 38 - Seat 1
Izhak	Aliasi Sini	Table 38 - Seat 2
Feizal	Satchu	Table 38 - Seat 3
Dakota	Vandine	Table 38 - Seat 4
Robert Earl	McGhee	Table 38 - Seat 5
Ryan Michael	D'Angelo	Table 38 - Seat 6
Samuel Louis	Gagnon	Table 38 - Seat 7
Jason	Mann	Table 38 - Seat 8
Ivan	Fazal Karim	Table 38 - Seat 9
Antonin	Duda	Table 39 - Seat 1
Ema	Zajmovic	Table 39 - Seat 2
Jonathan	Abdellatif	Table 39 - Seat 3
Poorya	Nazari	Table 39 - Seat 4
Andrew	Frankenberger	Table 39 - Seat 5
Terry Leon	Schumacher	Table 39 - Seat 6
Stuart	Taylor	Table 39 - Seat 7
Tam	Ho	Table 39 - Seat 8
Justin	Liberto	Table 39 - Seat 9
Ilan Charlot	Boujenah	Table 40 - Seat 1
Benny	Chen	Table 40 - Seat 2
Mike	Sexton	Table 40 - Seat 3
Alexander William	Keating	Table 40 - Seat 4
Theodore	Doukas	Table 40 - Seat 5
Jake	Schwartz	Table 40 - Seat 6
Jason	James	Table 40 - Seat 7
Kevin	MacDonald	Table 40 - Seat 8
Nadir	Lalji	Table 40 - Seat 9