Joseph Hanna open-shoved from the button, and was called by Rodney in the small blind.

Joseph:

Rodney:

Joseph’s pair was counterfeited on the :h board, eliminating him in 3rd place. Rodney is now heads-up against Michael Selliah!

3rd place: Joseph Hanna, $1,550

Michael Selliah moved all-in from the button, and got a call from Georges Martinez from the big blind.

Michael:

Georges:

Michael outflopped Georges on a board, eliminating him in 4th place.

4th place: Georges Martinez, $1,180

Bharat Shetty and Michael Selliah found themselves all-in preflop in a battle of the blinds.

Bharat:

Michael:

The board ran in favour of Michael, showing , and Bharat ended his run in 5th place.

5th place: Bharat Shetty, $900

With only 180K left, Adam Jan Hamaoui needed to make some magic happen. Sitting under the gun, he moved in with , and was called by Rodney Harris holding . Rodney improved his hand on the flop, and secured the win by the turn on a board.

5th place: Adam Jan Hamaoui, $690

Here is an update on the chip counts leading up to level 23:

Final Table

• Seat 1. Adam Jan Hamaoui – 325,000
• Seat 4. Rodney Harris – 705,000
• Seat 5. Michael Selliah – 460,000
• Seat 7. Bharat Shetty – 360,000
• Seat 8. Joseph Hanna – 125,000
• Seat 9. Georges Martinez – 290,000

Joe Fabbri just put himself in a perfect spot to double his roughly average stack, but unfortunately the cards were not on his side. In a battle of the blinds, he found himself all-in preflop versus Rodney Harris.

Joe:

Rodney:

Rodney ran a straight on the board to eliminate Joe in 7th place.

8th place: Joe Fabbri, $520

With the board showing , and already a copious amount of chips in the middle, Alain Jobin moved in for 154K, which was more than a pot sized bet. Bharat Shetty tanked for a moment before making the call, and they turned over their cards.

Alain:

Bharat:

Alain called out for a spade, but the dealer pulled the on the river, ending Alain’s Event 7 in 8th place.

8th place: Alain Jobin, $400

After losing a big chunk of his stack a few hands earlier in an Omaha pot versus Alain Jobin, Cory Maize was all-in with his few remaining blinds versus Georges Martinez, and found himself way behind.

Cory:

Georges:

The board didn’t help Cory, showing

9th place: Cory Maize, $300