Raphael Clayette has been on a roll since the money bubble has burst, more than tripling his stack in the last two levels (and causing a few casualties along the way). He is now sitting on just over 1 million in chips, which is a nice stack to hold when the average is only 390K!
In the money
The bubble has burst, and we are now in the money! Here are the 26 players remaining:
Table 53
- Seat 1. Hichem Rais
- Seat 2.
- Seat 3. Nikky Nayar
- Seat 4. Phannasophea Muong
- Seat 5. Jonathan Gauthier
- Seat 6.
- Seat 7. Samuel Boissoneault
- Seat 8. Tony Farcy
Table 54
- Seat 1. Wayne Huhtanen
- Seat 2. Calvin Lake
- Seat 3. Alexandre Belanger
- Seat 4. Pascal Bigras
- Seat 5. Kuong Chhe Kuoch
- Seat 6.
- Seat 7. Michael Becker
- Seat 8. Robert Di Trapani
Table 57
- Seat 1.
- Seat 2. Sean Windover
- Seat 3. Christian Barbeau
- Seat 4. Denis Scott
- Seat 5. Andre Dupuis
- Seat 6. Frederic Normand
- Seat 7. Nicolas Bastien
- Seat 8. Frederic Charest
Table 61
- Seat 1. Reuben Kiblitsky
- Seat 2. Olivier Morin
- Seat 3. Raphael Clayette
- Seat 4. Kyle Vivier
- Seat 5.
- Seat 6.
- Seat 7. Shane Mackinnon
- Seat 8. Yi Fan Dong
Congratulations on making the money!
Top stacks at the bubble
With only 28 players left in play, we are but two eliminations away from the bubble. Here is a look at the top stacks entering level 19:
- Jonathan Gauthier – 462,000
- Reuben Kiblitsky – 423,000
- Kyle Vivier – 375,000
- Christian Barbeau – 353,000
- Raphael Clayette – 313,000
- Alexandre Belanger – 295,000
Down to 5 tables
The field in Event 9 has now dropped down to 40 players, and as this is an 8-Max event, this means there are only 5 tables remaining in play. With 26 players scheduled to be payed, the money bubble is slowly creeping up.
The big stacks
Play will resume in level 15 when the clock runs out in this 15-minute break, and some players have accumulated copious amounts of chips. Leading the way is Kyle Vivier, who more than doubles the next player in the leaderboard. Here is a look at an estimate of the top stacks in play:
- Kyle Vivier – 463,000
- Dominique Morin – 229,000
- George Caragiorgas – 190,000
- Christian Barbeau – 188,000
- Nicolas Bastien – 176,000
- Olivier Morin – 172,000
Level 12
11 levels have gone by so far in Event 9, and the field has been cut to just 103 players.
Leaderboard after 9 levels
Here are the current top stacks of Event 9, as counted during the second break:
- Christian Barbeau – 134,000
- Dominique Morin – 115,000
- Geraldine Spears – 114,000
- Nicolas Bastien – 106,000
- Colin Currie-Sinclair – 99,000
Below you will find an album of photographs taken shortly before the break:
Event 9 – prize pool & payout schedule
The prize pool has been released for Event 9, a $100 + $10 No Limit Hold’em 8-Max Deepstack tournament in the Playground Poker Montreal Festival. There were a total of 250 players who bought in to the event which adds up to a total prize pool of $24,250.00. This total will be paid out according to the following table.
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Finish,Prize
1,”$5,250.00″
2,”$3,860.00″
3,”$2,910.00″
4,”$2,200.00″
5,”$1,660.00″
6,”$1,250.00″
7,”$940.00″
8,”$710.00″
9,”$540.00″
10,”$400.00″
11,”$400.00″
12,”$370.00″
13,”$370.00″
14,”$330.00″
15,”$330.00″
16,”$300.00″
17,”$300.00″
18,”$280.00″
19,”$280.00″
20,”$250.00″
21,”$250.00″
22,”$230.00″
23,”$230.00″
24,”$210.00″
25,”$210.00″
26,”$190.00″
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8-Max attracts 250
Event 9, which follows an 8-Max formula, attracted a total of 250 players! After 4 levels, the field is still composed of 227 players. Prize pools and payouts will be published shortly.