Kevin Klun had about 40K left when he chose to push them forward. Rong Xu, who had just been raised out of a few hands, threw in 100K all-in to isolate him.

Kevin:
Rong: 

Board:

12th: Marc Lavergne – $260
11th: Leslie Markofski – $290

Here is the final table seating chart:

First name | Prénom	Last name | Nom	Seat | Siège
Timmy	Richard	Table 54 - Seat 1
Angelo	Amato	Table 54 - Seat 2
Jordan Robert	Chartrand	Table 54 - Seat 3
Mathieu	Cliche	Table 54 - Seat 4
Graig	William	Table 54 - Seat 5
Alexandre	Dubé	Table 54 - Seat 6
Christian	Larocque	Table 54 - Seat 7
Chrishan	Sivasundaram	Table 54 - Seat 8
Nicholas	Kypriotis	Table 54 - Seat 9
Rong	Xu	Table 54 - Seat 10

Leslie Markofski, with about 20 big blinds to his name, was facing a raise and a 3-bet. He elected to shove, but found that Timmy Richard had a dominating hand.

Markofski:
Richard:

Board:

14th: Charles Gendron – $240
13th: Leslie Markofski – $260

After 2 levels of play in round 2, players took a short break. Éric Gariépy’s chips are in the hands of Graig William and Christian Larocque had the double stack on the other table.

First name | Prénom	Last name | Nom	Seat | Siège
Nicholas	Kypriotis	Table 54 - Seat 2
Christian	Larocque	Table 54 - Seat 3
Timmy	Richard	Table 54 - Seat 4
Kevin	Klun	Table 54 - Seat 5
Charles	Gendron	Table 54 - Seat 6
Leslie	Markovski	Table 54 - Seat 7
Rong	Xu	Table 54 - Seat 8
Mathieu	Cliche	Table 57 - Seat 1
Jordan Robert	Chartrand	Table 57 - Seat 2
Angelo	Amato	Table 57 - Seat 4
Graig	William	Table 57 - Seat 5
Alexandre	Dubé	Table 57 - Seat 6
Chrishan	Sivasundaram	Table 57 - Seat 7
Marc	Lavergne	Table 57 - Seat 8

All round 2 qualifiers are paid. After Éric Gariépy’s lightning elimination in 16th , it was Diego Aguilar who was sent to the rail in 15th place. Aguilar was the first player to have won his table. He waited a long time to play less that an orbit in the finals, but he is going home with $240.

Rank | Pos	Prize | Bourse
1st	$3,606
2nd	$2,720
3rd	$2,050
4th	$1,550
5th	$1,170
6th	$880
7th	$660
8th	$500
9th	$380
10th-11th	$290
12th-13th	$260
14th-15th	$240
16th	$230

Sixteen winners are grouped on two tables of eight. Play resumes on level 14 with blinds at 1.5K/3K/a1.5K, which was the level in progress when the median finishing table concluded in round 1.

On the very first hand, Graig William took out Éric Gariépy after flopping the nut-flush against Gariépy’s 2-pair. Another lion start for William!

Mathieu Cliche and Timmy Richard just earned themselves a seat in the Shootout final. Most tables are now done, but two heads-up matches are still in the trenches.

Pierre Garant is trying to get rid of Angelo Amato while Sébastien Lepage is trying to finish Jordan Chartrand Robert.