Layne Trenholm just made a call that gave him the chip lead. He opened from middle position to 185K, and went into the tank when Daniel Kwon moved all-in from the small blind. After a short pause, he announced the call, and found himself ahead.
Daniel: 
Layne: 
Layne hit a full house on the 
board, and doubled up his 785K stack up to over 1.5M! Daniel is still holding nearly a million in chips, good for second in chips.
Yu Zhou saw his stack fluctuate quite a bit on this final table, and on this last hand, he was only holding around 300K when he moved in from the cut-off. Daniel Kwon isolated from the small blind, and they were heads-up.
Yu: 
Daniel: 
Yu picked up some help on the flop, but inevitably fell short on the 
board to finish in 6th place.
6th place: Yu Zhou, $830
Layne Trenholm just kocked out two players on this final table, although some of the work was done in the previous hand.
In a battle of the blinds, Francois-Etienne Corbin was crippled to just 35K by Rodney Hollett, as his 
could not overcome the 
of Rodney.
On the next hand, Layne moved all-in from early position with roughly 300K, and was followed by an all-in from Mathieu Paquette (260K) and Francois-Etienne (30K).
Layne: 
Mathieu: 
Francois-Etienne: 
Layne got lucky on the flop, pairing his king on the 
to score the double knockout.
8th place: Francois-Etienne Corbin, $470
7th place: Mathieu Paquette, $630
Here are the chip counts of the remaining 8 players entering level 25:
Final Table
Eric Pelletier was falling quite short stacked when he decided to take advantage of an unopened pot to move in, but he was called by John Consiglio from the big blind, who had the slightly favoured hand.
Eric: 
John: 
Although Eric flopped a pair, John finished by running a straight on the 
board to scoop the pot.
9th place: Eric Pelletier, $350
Raphaele Capone moved in with his last 65K after Layne Trenholm opened from middle position to 125K. Everyone else folded, and they were heads-up to the flop.
Layne:
Raphaele:
Raphaele was in a good spot to double up, but the board ran in favour of Layne, showing 
.
10th place: Raphaele Capone, $270
The tournament has been reduced to just one last table in Event 11, and one player is dominating the field at this point. Daniel Kwon, who recently turned quad aces to knock two players out just before the final table, has just over 1.2M in front of him, nearly 1/3 of the chips in play! Here are our final tableist:
Final Table
Congratulations!
Michael James McCormack 
Daniel Kwon 
Francois-Etienne Corbin 
Raffaele Capone 
Eric Pelletier 
Yu Zhou 
John Consiglio 
Layne Trenholm 
Rodney Hollett 
Mathieu Paquette
We’ve reached our final two tables here in Event 11, and we are but 4 eliminations away from bursting the money bubble. Here are our last 20 standing:
Table 34
Table 37
Here is an update on the current chip leaders, going in to level 19:
Daniel Kwon 
Rodney Hollett 
Anish Kumar Sood 
Michael Snider 
Francois-Etienne Corbin
The field has dropped down to the last five 10-handed tables, and the following players lead the group:
