Players have looked at the numbers and rejected them twice before they finally agreed to an ICM chop. Here are the secured amounts:

First Name | Prénom	Last Name | Nom	Prize | Prix
Francis	Carrière	$1,275
Christopher	St-Pierre	$2,250
Mario	Bernier	$1,145
William	Pauzé	$2,060
Mohammad	Osman	$2,040

Players continue to play for the $450 reserved for the champion. This amount will be added to their allotted prize. Congratulations!

Since play has resumed, every hand resulted in an all-in. Let’s see who still stands when the dust settles!

When the action folded to Pierre Bouchard in the small blind, he went in for a little under 400K. Mohammad Osman, who was in the big blind with just over that amount, made the call.

Bouchard:
Osman:

Board:

Osman kept the lead the whole way. Bouchard walked away with no regrets. He cashed $590 for his 6th place finish. Congratulations!

In the last events before the break, Michael Carrington was eliminated in 8th position. Shortly after, Francis Carrière seriously dented the leading stack when his flopped the world. Top pair flush draw was more than enough to best Pauzé’s , especially when the turn completed the flush.

Then, it was Gaétan Perreault who got it in with Mario Bernier:

Perreault:
Bernier:

Board:

8th: Michael Carrington – $430
7th: Gaétan Perreault – $510

Play resumes in a few minutes. Here are the counts:

First Name | Prénom	Last Name | Nom	Seat | Siège	Stack | Tapis
Francis	Carrière	Table 34 - Seat 1	1,440,000
Christopher	St-Pierre	Table 34 - Seat 2	460,000
Mario	Bernier	Table 34 - Seat 4	625,000
William	Pauzé	Table 34 - Seat 6	990,000
Pierre	Bouchard	Table 34 - Seat 9	365,000
Mohammad	Osman	Table 34 - Seat 10	500,000

When William Pauzé eliminated Joshua Ladouceur in 11th place – he simply called his all-in bet with aces – the final table was formed. Here is the chart:

First Name | Prénom	Last Name | Nom	Seat | Siège
Francis	Carrière	Table 34 - Seat 1
Christopher	St-Pierre	Table 34 - Seat 2
Michael	Carrington	Table 34 - Seat 3
Mario	Bernier	Table 34 - Seat 4
Réjean	Bourgogne	Table 34 - Seat 5
William	Pauzé	Table 34 - Seat 6
Fabien	Domenech	Table 34 - Seat 7
Gaétan	Perreault	Table 34 - Seat 8
Pierre	Bouchard	Table 34 - Seat 9
Mohammad	Osman	Table 34 - Seat 10

On the first hand, Mario Bernier and Réjean Bourgogne were in an all-in hand that culminated in a group scream.

Bernier:
Bourgogne:

Board:

Magic. Réjean Bourgogne was flabbergasted. He lost his few remaining chips on the next hand and takes $310 for his rough final table experience. Good run!

Fabien Domenech followed him. His 9th place is good for $350. Well done!