…until the 31 players left in Event 1 take their seats and play down to a winner. Good luck to all the players remaining in the event!
More Event 6 Eliminations
- 9th place, Thomas Einfeldt, $210
- 8th place, Tony Farcy, $280
- 7th place, Pat Iannetta, $365
- 6th place, Sylvain Marceau, $480
- 5th place, Michaelangelo Collura, $625
- 4th place, Dominic Dufour, $820
- 3rd place, Fabio Ribeiro, $1,075
Event 6 is down to the final table
Event 6 was down to 10 and then 9 players relatively quickly once the bubble burst.
Playing on the final table are:
- Seat 1: Michaelangelo Collura
- Seat 2: Tony Farcy
- Seat 3: Eric Gravel
- Seat 4: Dominic Dufour
- Seat 5: Sylvain Marceau
- Seat 6: Pat Iannetta
- Seat 7: Thomas Einfeldt
- Seat 9: Lambros Xerakias
- Seat 10: Fabio Ribeiro
Paul Trebuss occupied Seat 8 before he was eliminated a couple of hands into the final table action.
Payouts so far:
- 12th place, Raphael Clayette, $150
- 11th place, Irene Tznetpoulos, $160
- 10th place, Paul Trebuss, $160
Event 7 just 2 hours away
The “Deepstack Turbo” format is a favourite at Playground Poker – all of our regular noon tournaments use this format and for the first 2 years we were open it was the standard – and very popular – Wednesday night tournament. Fifteen minute levels, 30K starting stacks… there’s no time to mess around in this one! So, as we say in Quebec, “attache ta tuque…”
Cards are in the air for this one-day event at 8pm tonight. There are already almost 45 players registered so if you want to play tonight it’s time to think about coming out to Playground!
Day 3 Chip Counts and Seating Assignments
Here are the final chip counts and the Day 3 seating assignments for Event 1. Just 31 players made it through Day 2 and will return for Day 3 at 7:30pm tonight (September 25).
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First Name | Last Name | Seat | Chip Count |
---|---|---|---|
Donald | Somers | Table 26 – Seat 6 | 3,600,000 |
Josh | Brueckner | Table 27 – Seat 2 | 1,770,000 |
Remi | Rondeau | Table 31 – Seat 4 | 1,690,000 |
Nick | Petsas | Table 31 – Seat 1 | 1,600,000 |
Mathieu | Legault | Table 27 – Seat 5 | 1,535,000 |
Josh | Kimmel | Table 27 – Seat 8 | 1,525,000 |
Kayden | Stacey | Table 31 – Seat 6 | 1,400,000 |
Martin | Nguyen | Table 26 – Seat 4 | 1,385,000 |
Eric | Richer | Table 30 – Seat 5 | 1,260,000 |
Nazmul | Huda | Table 26 – Seat 1 | 1,150,000 |
Steve | Gadoury | Table 30 – Seat 6 | 1,145,000 |
Alain | Blais | Table 30 – Seat 4 | 1,140,000 |
Denis | Robidoux | Table 27 – Seat 3 | 1,075,000 |
Alim | Perales | Table 31 – Seat 3 | 970,000 |
Jacques | McLaughlin | Table 31 – Seat 2 | 950,000 |
Ron | Farber | Table 30 – Seat 7 | 940,000 |
Nicholas | Soller | Table 26 – Seat 8 | 925,000 |
Ahman | Baalbaki | Table 26 – Seat 5 | 860,000 |
Yves | Cadorette | Table 30 – Seat 8 | 845,000 |
Arturas | Lescinskas | Table 30 – Seat 1 | 795,000 |
Simon | Tang | Table 27 – Seat 4 | 690,000 |
Sid | Michaels | Table 27 – Seat 6 | 645,000 |
Rostand | Asselin | Table 30 – Seat 2 | 615,000 |
Jennifer | Brooks | Table 31 – Seat 5 | 530,000 |
Larry | M | Table 31 – Seat 7 | 520,000 |
Ray | Mahomed | Table 26 – Seat 2 | 485,000 |
Arrmry | Senat | Table 27 – Seat 7 | 470,000 |
Marc-Antoine | Cloutier | Table 26 – Seat 3 | 460,000 |
Alexandre | Bonneville Allard | Table 30 – Seat 3 | 460,000 |
Francois | Cardinal | Table 27 – Seat 1 | 435,000 |
Jef | Roy | Table 26 – Seat 7 | 360,000 |
Simon V wins!
Players have made a deal
The remaining 5 players in Event 5 have agreed to a deal. The terms are that the five would reserve $500 and the trophy for first place and split the rest of the prize pool via ICM Chop.
After the deal was made the following players busted from the tournament:
- 5th, Thomas Einfeldt, $1,602
- 4th, Ted Timmermans, $1,199
- 3rd, Luciano Iacovella, $1,565
- 2nd, Jingles Jingles, $1,501
Event 5 Payouts
Here are the early payouts in Event 5:
- 6th place, Rodney Hollett, $690.00
- 7th place, Andrew Miller, $525.00
- 8th place, Paul Trebuss, $400.00
- 9th place, Alexandre Renaud, $305.00
Event 5 Numbers
Pot Limit Omaha is growing in popularity but still, PLO events don’t get as many runners as Hold’em events. That being said, the turnout for Event 5 was very solid: late registration and the rebuy period are over and the tournament saw 86 players start the night with 20 rebuys, which created a prize pool of $10,282!