The big event of the July Power Weekend, a $550 Deepstack with 3 starting flights, just concluded on a deal that awarded between $20,000 and $33,000 to all 5 finalists.

The Event boasted a $200,000 guarantee, which was not met. When registration closed on the third flight, 290 players had participated in the Event, 110 short of the guarantee. Money finishers enjoyed a nice 27.5% bonus on the prize pool.

Day 2 started with 70 players, and 9 hours later, instead of coming back tomorrow for Day 3, Our 5 finalists opted to chop the remaining pool according to the ICM numbers that were brought to the table by the tournament director.

Congratulations to Noy U, Trevor Delaney, Alexandre Henry, Cristian Muset and Jeremy Galin for a nice deep run and a chop that made all of them a cool 5-digit payday!

The following table details the stacks at the moment of the chop and the prizes that they represented. It is followed by the winners’ picture.

First Name | Prénom	Last Name | Nom	Stack | Tapis	Prize | Prix
Noy	U	3,090,000	$32,585.00
Trevor	Delaney	1,395,000	$25,425.00
Alexandre	Henry	1,065,000	$23,360.00
Cristian	Muset	920,000	$22,330.00
Jeremy	Galin	680,000	$20,400.00

 

 

The 5 finalists of the $500 + $50 Deepstack are taking a short break following level 26, and when they return they will decide the plan of action for tonight. In theory Day 2 has come to an end, however if all players agree, they will have the option to play down to a winner today.

Noy continues to dominate the final table, holding over 3-million in chips, which represents more than double any other opponent. Below are the current counts of the remaining players:

First Name | Prénom	Last Name | Nom	Stack | Tapis	Prize | Prix
Noy	U	3,090,000	$32,585.00
Trevor	Delaney	1,395,000	$25,425.00
Alexandre	Henry	1,065,000	$23,360.00
Cristian	Muset	920,000	$22,330.00
Jeremy	Galin	680,000	$20,400.00

Cristian Muset open-shoved 281K from a late position, and Sylvain Lessard decided it was time to commit his stack. He went all-in for less (about 150K).

Cristian Muset:
Sylvain Lessard:

The board failed to hit Lessard, and he walked away in 7th place, worth $7,600.

Moments after, Devon Morgan pushed his own stack to the center with . Noy, sitting on his left, found the absolute pocket. He called with . The board brought a gutshot on the turn for Morgan, but failed to complete his wheel. Morgan takes home $10,600 for his final table appearance.

Congratulations to both!

Sébastien Proulx went out in 9th on a hand that we unfortunately missed, but Proulx took $4,000 for his efforts. Immediately after that, Edward Guergis was taken out by his travel buddy from P.E.I. on a pre-flop all-in.

Edward Guergis:
Trevor Delaney:

Board:

The river was fatal for Guergis, and he walks away in 8th place, worth $5,400.

Congratulations to both!

Mark Fitzpatrick came to the final table pretty short stacked. After paying the blinds, he went all-in from the button with . Noy, sitting in the small blind, isolated him with . Noy flopped 2 pairs and Fitzpatrick, drawing dead on the turn, made his way to the tournament desk to collect his $3,200 prize.

Congratulations on your final table appearance!

With 2 quick eliminations, the tournament was sent to its final table. 3 more levels will be completed tonight, after which the survivors will decide whether they want to play it out tonight, or come back tomorrow for the completion of the Event.

Here is the final seating chart:

First Name | Prénom	Last Name | Nom	Seat | Siège
Jeremy	Galin	Table 70 - Seat 1
Trevor	Delaney	Table 70 - Seat 2
Sébastien	Proulx	Table 70 - Seat 3
Cristian	Muset	Table 70 - Seat 4
Edward	Guergis	Table 70 - Seat 5
Sylvain	Lessard	Table 70 - Seat 6
Alexandre	Henry	Table 70 - Seat 7
Devon	Morgan	Table 70 - Seat 8
Mark	Fitzpatrick	Table 70 - Seat 9
Noy	U	Table 70 - Seat 10

15th: Steve Toulch – $2,700
14th: Jason Mandanici-Turcot – $2,700
13th: Michael Malouin – $2,700
12th: Prosper Azoulay – $3,200
11th: Daniel Joseph Ross McCarthy – $3,200