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    Playground Power Weekend May 2018

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      • Event #1 – $110 3 Lives Turbo
      • Playground 200
      • Event #3 – $330 PLO Bounty Re-entry
      • Event #4 – $60 NL Hold’em Rebuy
      • Event #5 – $110 Turbo Shootout
      • Event #6 – $80 Freezeout
      • Event #7 – $220 50/50 Bounty
      • Event #8 – $70 Single Rebuy
      • Event #9 – $220 6-Max 50/50 Bounty
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    Playground 200

    Mathieu Boucher treats himself to a win!

    The Playground 200, over several Power Weekends, has become an established event. The format is a great blend of classical structure and a modern take on tournament poker, one that brings online and live poker together. There were four Day 1s, including one online, and 133 players came back on Sunday afternoon for Day 2. Out of that number, just 20 made it to the final day, tonight's Day 3. Play was fast at the beginning, and from the 3 starting tables, players were soon confined to 2 [More...]

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    • Giordano takes his last breath
    • Boucher back over 10 million
    • Giordano gets some chips
    • Reduced variance
    • 3-way action

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    Event #9 – $220 NL Hold’em 6-Max 50/50 Bounty

    Event #9 Champion: Jean-Francois Stoycheff

    The closing event of the May Power Weekend, the 6-Max 50/50 Bounty, brought out a huge field of 171 players. The action-inducing format - 6 players per table, each with $100 bounty chips - surpassed all expectations and made for a lively and raucous atmosphere in the tournament hall. The players filled the room quickly at the beginning of the evening, and many of them left almost as fast as they arrived. The bounty chips went in the middle early and often, causing the field to shrink [More...]

    Recent

    • Johansen out in fifth, Andreas K follows in fourth, Frank-Graham leaves in third
    • Final table update
    • Ghattas busts sixth
    • Marco out in seventh
    • On to the final table!

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    Event #8 – $70 NL Hold’em Single Rebuy

    Event #8 Champion: Normand Plessis Belair

    Event #8, the $60 + $10 NL Hold’em Single Rebuy, brought a field of 70 runners, enough to easily surpass the $3,000 guarantee for this event. The action was predictably aggressive for this type of tournament, but only 13 players took advantage of the re-buy option. Play at the final table was particularly snug, but things opened up once the blinds reached 8K/16K. Following a flurry of eliminations that quickly reduced the field to three players, Victor Soumis, Brigitte Metivier and Normand [More...]

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    • ICM chop
    • Martin out in fourth
    • Counts for the remaining 5
    • Eliminations coming quickly
    • Final table of Event #8

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    Event #7 – $220 NL Hold’em 50/50 Bounty

    Our 50/50 Bounty Champion: Martin Dufour

    Tonight's event was a 50/50 Bounty that attracted a staggering 245 players. 31 of them got paid, but many more went home with their money back or a small profit from the collected $100 bounty chips. The money was reached without any hand-for-hand play after 2 players busted simultaneously, and from there the eliminations came in at a fast pace, until the tournament moved to a 2-table affair. After so many fast busts, it was natural to see the progression slow down, and this moderation was [More...]

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    • Dufour on the grind!
    • Heads-up!
    • Plourde gets the chips
    • Seven players on break
    • Final table

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    Event #6 – $80 NL Hold’em Freezeout

    Event #6 Champion: Isaac Buswell

    Event #6, the $70 + $10 NL Hold'em Freezeout, brought out a huge crowd of 202 entries, enough to nearly triple this afternoon's $5,000 guarantee. The 20-table field dominated the tournament hall, making the remaining field in the Playground 200 look small by comparison. The Freezeout lasted for 24 levels, as the players left the field at a slow and steady pace. Unlike many other events, without the potential or re-entries or the enticement of bounty chips, the Freezeout charted its own [More...]

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    • ICM chop!
    • Langlois out in fifth, more chips for Tremblay
    • Tremblay takes charge
    • Big pot for Buswell, Gamache out in 12th
    • Langlois takes the lead

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    Event #5 – $110 NL Hold’em Shootout

    Our Shootout Champion: Rong Xu

    Event #5 was a shootout tournament, a format that is gaining some serious traction during Playground tournament series. Players needed to win their sit & go table to participate in the 16-player final where everybody got a payout. Some tables finished very quickly, others were playing rather tightly and went the distance. When all 16 spots were taken, round 2 began. 16 players dropped to 8, and that's when the flow of bust outs halted. For almost an hour, every single all-in saw the [More...]

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    • Dubé takes one down before falling
    • William out in 8th
    • Grueling final
    • Amato out in 9th
    • Chip counts

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    Event #4 – $60 NL Hold’em Rebuy

    Our Rebuy Champion: Ranjeev!

    Event 4 in the May Power Weekend was a $50 + $10 NL Hold'em Rebuy tournament. Players could rebuy an unlimited amount of time during the first 4 levels, directly at the table, making for an interesting dynamic. When the rebuy period was over, players started to be a little more cautious with their plays, until the final table was reached. A deal was struck 10-way that brought a lot of action. Every final tableist was secured a payment and the only extra money was at the very top - all were [More...]

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    • Even Steven
    • Tough match!
    • A fight for heads-up
    • Huge pot
    • And then there were three…

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    Event #3 -$330 PL Omaha Bounty Re-entry

    Event #3 Champion: Jonathan Bussieres

    Event #3 of the May Power Weekend, the PLO Bounty Re-entry, brought out enough players to easily surpass this tournament's $10,000 guarantee. In predictable fashion, the players were quick to put their bounty chips in play throughout the early levels, each prepared to take advantage of this event's unlimited re-entry format if necessary. This type of play comes with the territory for any re-entry bounty tournament, but the surprise was that the players showed no signs of slowing down after [More...]

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    • Boczek out in third
    • Baril busts fourth
    • Daud Sha out in fifth
    • Chip counts for the final five
    • Gunther busts 9th, Driard out in 8th

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    Event #1 – $110 NL Hold’em 3 Lives Turbo

    Stuart Taylor wins Event #1

    The end-game in Event #1 of the May Power Weekend at Playground Poker Club ran very quickly, as the table was reduced from 8 to 2 in just over an hour, and to 1 Champion left standing just minutes after that. And when the last stacks were shipped, Stuart Taylor emerged as the victor. There was no deal between the players as heads up play got underway, and no deal would be made as this segment of the tournament only lasted for around 25 minutes. Michael Hunter started out roughly equal to [More...]

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    • Heads up!
    • The Hand of the Tournament takes it to HU
    • Frank-Graham, Lafortune, and Herscovitch make their exits
    • Final table in Event #1
    • Just 16 remain

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