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MILLIONS Finale prize pool and payout structure

2018/05/01 - 19:58 by Playground Poker

The MILLIONS North America Finale was a $10,000 + $300 buy-in event with unlimited re-entries, boasting a $1,000,000 guarantee. Once registration was closed, a total of 126 entries was recorded, contributing to a total prize pool of $1,222,200. The top 15 players are scheduled to be paid, according to the following payout structure:

Rank \| Pos	Prize \| Prix
1st	$325,000
2nd	$200,000
3rd	$130,000
4th	$102,200
5th	$80,000
6th	$70,000
7th	$60,000
8th	$50,000
9th	$40,000
10th-12th	$30,000
13th-15th	$25,000

Chip leaders after 14 levels

Level: 15
Small Blind: 30K
Big Blind: 60K
Button Ante: 60K
Chip Average: 5M
Remaining: 25
Entries: 126

2018/05/01 - 19:56 by Shawn McCrory

Following 14 levels of play, there are 27 players remaining in the Finale, and Philippe D’auteuil has maintained his chip lead. But with players such as Chance Kornuth, Jonathan Duhamel, Jeff Gross, Shaan Siddiqui, Victor Ramdin and Darren Elias still in the field his lead is far from safe.

First name \| Prénom	Last name \| Nom	Stack \| Tapis
Philippe	D'Auteuil	11,400,000
Chance	Kornuth	10,400,000
Zachary	Donovan	9,825,000
Michael	Sklenicka	7,800,000
Jonathan	Vanfleet	7,425,000
Jonathan	Duhamel	7,200,000
Timothy	Reilly	7,125,000

Duhamel means business

Level: 15
Small Blind: 30K
Big Blind: 60K
Button Ante: 60K
Chip Average: 4.7M
Remaining: 27
Entries: 126

2018/05/01 - 19:38 by Shawn McCrory

We are seeing poker at the highest level on display in the MILLIONS Finale.

Three, four, and even five-bets have become a regular occurrence as we near the end of level 14 on Day 2. With the blinds at 25/50K, Timothy Reilly opened the action to 125K before Jonathan Duhamel, immediately to his left, raised the stakes to 355K. Arkadiy Tsinis, on the button, then put out a four-bet to 850K. Reilly got out of the way, and Duhamel came over the top with a raise to 1.475M. Tsinis went deep into the tank before finally making the fold after a few minutes of deliberation. And just like that Duhamel added a million in chips to his stack.

Donovan takes the lead

Level: 13
Small Blind: 20K
Big Blind: 40K
Button Ante: 40K
Chip Average: 3.23M
Remaining: 39
Entries: 126

2018/05/01 - 18:31 by Jôle Simard

Zachary Donovan is now leading the MILLIONS Turbo with over 10 million in chips. Following with about 8 million are Philippe D’Auteuil and Chance Kornuth.

The partypoker staff is working on the payouts. With 126 entries, players will enjoy a nice 25% boost over the $1,000,000 guaranteed prize pool.

Chip leaders at the second break

Level: 13
Small Blind: 20K
Big Blind: 40K
Button Ante: 40K
Chip Average: 2.7M
Remaining: 46
Entries: 126

2018/05/01 - 17:36 by Shawn McCrory

The MILLIONS Finale has proven to be very popular this afternoon, as the re-entries have been piling up to bring the total number of entries to 126.

Philippe D’auteuil has managed to maintain the chip lead, and Zachary Donovan is a close second. But there is still a long way to go in this three-day event so everyone in the field still has a shot.

First name \| Prénom	Last name \| Nom	Stack \| Tapis
Philippe	D'auteuil	8,300,000
Zachary	Donovan	8,100,000
Matas	Cimbolas	6,570,000
Timothy	Reilly	5,560,000
Arkadiy	Tsinis	5,350,000
Victor	Ramdin	5,220,000

Gross doubles up

Level: 12
Small Blind: 20K
Big Blind: 40K
Button Ante: 40K
Chip Average: 2.83M
Remaining: 42
Entries: 119

2018/05/01 - 17:11 by Jôle Simard

Jeff Gross raised to 75K from the under-the-gun position and the action was folded all the way to François Billard in the big blind. Billard raised it strong, and Gross was facing a 245K bet. He did not call it, but simply put out a big stack of 100K chips. Billard announced all-in, in case the stack did not cover him, and they went to a strong showdown:

Billard:
Gross:

Board:

The effective all-in was 1,225,000 chips. Gross hits 2.5M.