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Félix Miron crowned Champion of Event 1

2018/02/22 - 19:44 by Jôle Simard

This afternoon was held the first Event in the February 2018 Power Weekend, a $75 + $10 + $25 NL Hold’em Bounty tournament. It attracted 57 players, which was enough to cover the 5K guarantee boasted by the house.

It was a fun introduction to what is shaping up to be a packed weekend, headlining the Playground 200, an Event with 1 online Day 1 and 3 Live Day 1s. You can check out the full information here.

This afternoon’s Bounty unfolded in the best atmosphere, and has seen the field shrink to its final table in great sportsmanship. On the final, players got a little more serious, as the pay jumps were increasing. An ICM chop was looked at by 6 players, but instantly rejected by the top 2 stacks.

When 3 players remained, it was decided that the majority of the prize pool would be evenly split, leaving $374 for the eventual winner.

Azizul Haque was then ejected after what is known as a pre-flop set-up, leaving Michael Chouinard and Félix Miron heads-up. Chouinard had about a 3 to 2 lead when he caught Miron Bluffing. Miron, facing Chouinard’s 2-pair, hit a gut shot on the river and became the overwhelming leader.

Chouinard did not make a comeback, and fell to Miron’s 8 of Spades 8 of Clubs.

Congratulations to both!

The Champion of Event 1: Félix Miron – $1,174 and a stack of Bounties

Runner-up: Michael Chouinard – $800 and a stack of Bounties

Michael Chouinard

Last hand of play:

Azizul Haque leaves the arena

  • Level: 18
  • Small Blind: 6K
  • Big Blind: 12K
  • Button Ante: 6K
  • Chip Average: 427.5K
  • Remaining: 2
  • Entries: 57

2018/02/22 - 19:03 by Jôle Simard

Right after the deal was concluded, 2 big hands were dealt, and a pre-flop confrontation ensued:

Michael Chouinard: Queen of Spades Queen of Hearts
Azizul Haque: Ace of Clubs Queen of Clubs

Board: 4 of Hearts 7 of Clubs 10 of Spades Jack of Spades 5 of Spades

Haque took 3rd, and left with $800 and many Bounties. Congratulations!

Azizul Haque

Three finalists strike a deal

  • Level: 18
  • Small Blind: 6K
  • Big Blind: 12K
  • Button Ante: 6K
  • Chip Average: 285K
  • Remaining: 3
  • Entries: 57

2018/02/22 - 18:57 by Jôle Simard

Our remaining 3 players decided to secure $800 each, leaving $374 for first. The tournament is now a winner-take-all Event.

Approximate counts:

  • Félix Miron – 350K
  • Michael Chouinard – 300K
  • Azizul Haque – 175K
Félix Miron
Michael Chouinard
Azizul Haque

Three fast busts

  • Level: 18
  • Small Blind: 6K
  • Big Blind: 12K
  • Button Ante: 6K
  • Chip Average: 285K
  • Remaining: 3
  • Entries: 57

2018/02/22 - 18:45 by Jôle Simard

Cadillac, on the second hand after the break, open-raised all-in from the button with Queen of Clubs 10 of Hearts. He was called by Félix Miron from the small blind with 10 of Clubs 9 of Clubs. Miron hit a 9 on the flop, and dodged 2 live cards and a double gut shot to double his 78K stack.

Cadillac was left with about 1 big blind, which went in on the following hand with 8 of Diamonds 4 of Hearts. Miron took him out with Queen of Hearts Queen of Spades.

Shortly after, a huge pot was disputed pre-flop. Luc Théberge, who had been very patient with his short stack, Félix Miron, who had just won Cadillac’s Bounty, and Nizar T were all fully invested.

Luc Théberge: 8 of Spades 8 of Hearts
Félix Miron: Ace of Spades Queen of Spades
Nizar T: 10 of Spades 10 of Clubs

Board: Jack of Clubs 4 of Spades 3 of Hearts 10 of Diamonds King of Spades

Ouch! Nizar turned a set of tens, but fell to Miron’s nut straight, hit on the river. Nizar had lost a good portion of his stack to Michael Chouinard on the previous hand, but still had more chips than Théberge. His count got him the 4th spot.

Cadillac: 6th – $230
Luc Théberge: 5th – $290
Nizar T: 4th – $370

Congratulations!

Cadillac
Luc Théberge

Michael Chouinard finds his way to the lead

  • Level: 17
  • Small Blind: 5K
  • Big Blind: 10K
  • Button Ante: 5K
  • Chip Average: 142.5K
  • Remaining: 6
  • Entries: 57

2018/02/22 - 18:16 by Jôle Simard

Michael Chouinard gained many positions since last break. He was then 7th out of 8 players with 70K, and is now comfortably sitting in the driver’s seat with 263K.

Nizar T is not too far behind, with 204K.

Here are the counts of our 6 remaining players:

First Name | PrénomLast Name | NomSeat | SiègeStack | Tapis
LucThébergeTable 58 - Seat 157,000
MichaelChouinardTable 58 - Seat 2263,000
AzizulHaqueTable 58 - Seat 6145,000
CadillacTable 58 - Seat 798,000
FélixMironTable 58 - Seat 888,000
NizarTTable 58 - Seat 9204,000

Play resumes in a few minutes.

Michel Abud exits in 7th

  • Level: 16
  • Small Blind: 4K
  • Big Blind: 8K
  • Button Ante: 4K
  • Chip Average: 142.5K
  • Remaining: 6
  • Entries: 57

2018/02/22 - 18:07 by Jôle Simard

Michel Abud took a hit earlier when he called Michael Chouinard’s all-in with Ace of Clubs 7 of Clubs. Chouinard had 8 of Clubs 8 of Spades, and held nicely. A few orbit passed before he finished the job.

They were heads-up in a limped pot. 15K were bet and called on the flop, and Chouinard checked the turn to Abud, who announced all-in. The call was lightning fast, and the nut straight was tabled, leaving Abud only 3 outs for a chop.

Michel Abud: Ace of Diamonds 5 of Diamonds
Michael Chouinard: 6 of Diamonds 5 of Hearts

Board: 4 of Diamonds Queen of Clubs 3 of Spades 7 of Hearts 4 of Clubs

Michel Abud finished 7th, worth $180. Good job!

Michel Abud
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