The WPT Montreal Day 1C players are nearing the end of their dinner-break, and will soon be returning to their seats to complete the flight. Another 4 levels of play lies ahead of them, after which the surviving players will bag and tad their chips onto tomorrow’s Day 2.
The registration period will close once level 7 begins, at which point we will have our final number of entries for this edition of the WPT Montreal.
Grigoriy Shvartz has taken over the chip lead through the first 6 levels of play, accumulating a stack of 138,700 chips. Only Robert Rose (110,900), Jordan Guzyk (106,900) and Kyle Chang (101,700) join him in the 6-figures club, with the remainder of the field under 100,000 in chips. Top counts in play heading into level 7 are listed below:
| First Name | Prénom | Last Name | Nom | Stack | Tapis |
|---|---|---|
| Grigoriy | Shvarts | 138,700 |
| Robert | Rose | 110,900 |
| Jordan | Guzyk | 106,900 |
| Kyle | Chang | 101,700 |
| Shaan | Siddiqui | 97,400 |
| Zachary | Donovan | 94,200 |
| Alexandre | Henry | 80,600 |
| Walter | Asatoorian | 80,500 |
| Danielle | Bracy | 79,100 |
| Douglas | James | 76,900 |
| Anthony | Payette | 76,200 |
| Jeffrey | Cormier | 75,400 |
| Lawrence | Greenberg | 73,800 |
| Kim | Graham | 73,500 |
| Nimer | Ltaif | 72,100 |
| Steven | Martin | 71,700 |
| Armando | Risa | 71,200 |
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— Asher Conniff (@misterashmoney) November 11, 2017