Event 7 is now down to it’s 9 finalists, which makes up our final table for this event. Here they are:

Final Table

• Seat 1. Adam Jan Hamaoui
• Seat 2. Joe Fabbri
• Seat 3. Cory Maize
• Seat 4. Rodney Harris
• Seat 5. Michael Selliah
• Seat 6. Alain Jobin
• Seat 7. Bharat Shetty
• Seat 8. Joseph Hanna
• Seat 9. Georges Martinez

Good luck!

Alain Jobin

Joseph Hanna

Rodney Harris

Georges Martinez

Bharat Shetty

Cory Maize

Michael Selliah

Adam Jan Hamaoui

Joe Fabbri

Event 7 is on a short break, and has fallen down to the final two tables. Here are the chip counts of the remaining players:

Table 57

• Seat 1. Leslie Markofsky – 92,000
• Seat 2. Yannick Lapointe – 134,000
• Seat 3. George Metaxakis – 60,000
• Seat 4. Joseph Hanna – 54,000
• Seat 5. Ron Grover – 41,000
• Seat 6. Adam Jan Hamaoui – 205,000
• Seat 7. Alain Jobin – 44,000
• Seat 8. Rodney Harris – 334,000

Table 61

• Seat 1. Raphael Clayette – 45,000
• Seat 2. Karen Kats – 70,000
• Seat 3. Michael Selliah – 189,000
• Seat 4. Joe Fabbri – 237,000
• Seat 5. Georges Martinez – 301,000
• Seat 6. Cory Maize – 251,000
• Seat 7. empty seat
• Seat 8. Bharat Shetty – 213,000

Here are the top 3 stacks in Event 7, which is about to begin level 15:

1. Georges Martinez – 216,000
2. Karen Kats – 203,000
3. Michael Selliah – 160,000

Two players have a good lead on the field here on the second break of the night in Event 7. Alexandre Lachapelle-Durand and Keren Kats are sitting with roughly 3 times the average stack, while two others have managed to breach the 100K in chips. The rest of the field is under the 6 figure mark.

Here is an estimate of the top stacks:

1. Alexandre Lachapelle-Durand – 156,000
2. Karen Kats – 150,000
3. Michael Selliah – 116,000
4. Joe Fabbri – 110,000

Play resumes in level 11, which is a No Limit Hold’em round.

Event 7 has now reached level 8, and almost half the field has already hit the rail! Here are a few photos taken during the last level:

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Registration is now closed for the Mix NLH-PLO Event, which attracted 113 players. We will be bringing you the prize pool and payout distribution shortly.

Event 7 is nearly three levels deep now, and registration is up to 82 entries and counting! Here is a look at some of the players that are registered in this event:

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There are two tournaments running at the Playground Poker Montreal Festival tonight, with Event 6 that started a few moments ago, and Event 7 which is just about ready to begin. Event 7 is a Mix No Limit Hold’em and Pot Limit Omaha tournament, with a buy in of $100 + $10 and a starting stack of 20,000. The blind levels are of 20 minutes, and the game will alternate at every level between the two formats. Play will be 8-handed throughout the night, with a final table made up of 9 players, and of course the winner will be going home with a Playground Poker Montreal Festival champion’s bracelet!

Good luck!