After almost a whole level stuck at 4 players, George got his chips in and was called by two players. Josh Kimmel ended up making a straight on the river to eliminate George in 4th place for $1,005.

On the very next hand, the second caller – Edgar Lucas – on the hand that eliminated George got it in and was eliminated in 3rd place for $1,335.

Josh Kimmel and Yohann Wagner are now playing heads up for the win.

The action on the final table started out pretty fast but when they got down to 6 players things slowed down quite a bit. Eventually Glen got it in but his Ace-Deuce wasn’t good against Josh Kimmel’s King-Ten. Glen takes home $760 for his efforts tonight.

Before players went on a scheduled break and chip up, the first player was eliminated from the final table. Finishing in 10th place, Sam Chiniara ($180).

9th place: Matt Ranger ($245)
8th place: Danny Rouleau ($320)
7th place: Reid Alesxander Bennett ($430)
6th place: François Gobeil ($570)

We have the first final table of the Full Tilt Poker Montreal Festival. Ten players remain in Event 2 and they are playing with blinds at 8,000/16,000/a2,000.

The bubble didn’t prove to be a drawn out affair. After just a few hands, Griffin Mason was eliminated, leaving the rest of the field in the money. Dion Learning was the next out in 15th place for a min-cash of $155.

Next to be eliminated were Ilan Hershkovitz and Michel Latulippe who were eliminated in the same hand for 14th ($155) and 13th ($170), respectively, and shortly after their departure both Miguel Goncalo (12th, $170) and David Kozak (11th, $180) were eliminated and the final table was set.

The final table is made up of the following players (in order by seat):

1. Reid Alesxander Bennett
2. Danny Rouleau
3. George Daoukakis
4. Sam Chiniara
5. Edgar Lucas
6. Francois Gobeil
7. Matt Ranger
8. Yohann Wagner
9. Glen Dmytrowich
10. Josh Kimmell

Event 2 is now playing level 17 and they’ve arrived at the bubble as 16 players remain with 15 places paying. Blinds are currently 4,000/8,000/a500 and the average stack is 181.3K.

Event 2 has reached its second break and there are 51 players remaining in the tournament. When they return to the tables blinds will be 1,000/2,000/a200. The current chip average is 56.9K.

The prize pool was also announced during the last session:

Players are on their first break of the night in Event 2. So far there are 139 players registered, though late registration is still open until the end of the pause. Of those who started the tournament, 110 remain in action.

When players return from the break they’ll start on level 6 and blinds will be 300/600.