After a heated heads-up battle between Zhen Wang and Guillaume Doyon, it was finally Zhen who got the best of it, and claimed the victory. He took home $1,863 for the win, and also earned himself a Playground Poker Montreal Festival bracelet!
Congratulations Zhen!
Event 6 Champion: Zhen Wang, $1,863
Event 6 Runner-Up: Guillaume Doyon, $1,350
Last hand of Event 6
Pierre Olivier was running out of options, sitting on a stack of less than 5 big blinds. He finally got it in versus Guillaume Doyon, but was unable to improve to win the hand.
Pierre Olivier: 
Guillaume: 
Board: 
3rd place: Pierre Oliver Adam, $1,020
Yvon Marceau was the next one to go on this final table, as he was all-in versus Guillaume Doyon and his rockets.
Yvon: 
Guillaume: 
Board: 
4th place: Yvon Marceau, $770
Here are the chip counts of the final 4 players:
Final Table
In a clash of the big stacks, Zhen Wang knocked out John Eliakis to take a commanding lead on this final table. Zhen opened the action preflop from under the gun, and then made the call when John moved all-in from the big blind.
Zhen: 
John: 
Board: 
5th place: John Eliakis, $580
After getting crippled in a hand moments earlier, Joel Thibeault threw in his remaining chips, under 2 big blinds, in the middle with 
. He was up against the 
of Yvon Marceau, who won the hand on the 
board.
6th place: Joel Thibeault, $430
Michael Hargadon, who started this final table quite short stacked, managed to double up twice before seeing his stack dwindle down to zero in a hand against Yvon Marceau.
Michael: 
Yvon: 
Board: 
7th place: Michael Hargadon, $330
Ayo Smith got in his last few blinds in good, but wasn’t able to survive his race against Pierre Olivier Adam.
Ayo: 
Pierre Olivier 
Board: 
8th place: Ayo Smith, $250
Former chipleader Dominique Morin was taking advantage of an unopened pot in late position when he pushed his last 8 big blinds into the middle with 
. Zhen Wang, sitting in the big blind, woke up with a premium hand though, and made the call with .
The board ran out 
, and Dominique was sent to collect his 9th place prize at the cashiers.
9th place: Dominique Morin, $180
Pierre Tischuk limped from the cutoff, and went to the flop heads-up versus Guillaume Doyon in the big blind. Guillaume check-raised all-in on the flop, and got the call from Pierre.
Guillaume:
Pierre:
The turn and river ( ) brought no help to Pierre, who ended his run in 10th place.
10th place: Pierre Tischuk, $140
