The second day of play in Event 1 has come to an end, and at the end of the day there were just 13 players remaining in contention of the 355 who started Day 2. These players will return tomorrow, Monday August 25th, at 7:30pm to play the tournament to a conclusion.
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First Name,Last Name,Seat[attr sort=”asc”],Chip Count
Terry,Nother,Table 38 – Seat 7,”5,490,000″
Andrew,Sarazin,Table 39 – Seat 5,”4,275,000″
Tony,Capone,Table 38 – Seat 9,”2,715,000″
Maurice,Devereaux,Table 39 – Seat 8,”2,675,000″
Eddie,Bangash,Table 38 – Seat 3,”2,160,000″
Francois,Gauthier,Table 38 – Seat 1,”1,680,000″
Guillaume,Bibeau,Table 39 – Seat 4,”1,610,000″
Justin,Lieu,Table 38 – Seat 6,”1,590,000″
Pierre Hubert,Maltais,Table 38 – Seat 5,”1,540,000″
Edouard,Dupuis,Table 38 – Seat 2,”1,420,000″
Benoit,Frechette,Table 39 – Seat 1,”1,175,000″
Robert,Amireault,Table 39 – Seat 7,”1,165,000″
Normand,St Jean Thibodeau,Table 39 – Seat 2,”475,000″
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, Andrew lead out for 200K, and was quickly called by Steve. On the 
turn, Andrew fired another 300k holding a 1.26M stack, but was then faced will an all-in from Steve, who had the bigger stack. After a moment, Andrew announced the call, but found his 
trailing the two pair of Steve, who was holding 
. The river was the 
, which counterfeit Steve’s 2 pairs, and Andrew Sarazin has now breached the 3 million chip mark, making him our current chip leader!
