With the elimination of team Asselin/Riendeau, Patrice Ravary & Martin Demondehare and Alexandre Morel & Maxime Turcotte are ready to battle on.

Both teams were in the lead when the money deal was made. This means that both teams have a $4,655 guaranteed payout and now they will play for the remaining $600… and bragging rights.

This final table has been filled with laughter, jokes and crazy antics throughout. Bursts of laughter would erupt every once in a while, a surefire testimony to the players’ camaraderie and friendly rivalry. As Nancy Asselin and Robert Riendeau left the play area they both splashed Maxime Turcotte’s chips everywhere with a grin.

Let the best men win!

Maxime Turcotte laughing as Robert Riendeau jokingly splashes his chips before leaving.

After a lengthy 3-handed session Nancy went all-in, and received a call from Martin Demondehare.

Nancy Asselin & Robert Riendeau:

Martin Demondehare & Patrice Ravary:

As the dealer took out the board Nancy’s happy shriek pierced the silence upon seing her 7 in the window. The on the turn simply paired the board. Nancy did not want an eight to split the pot; she wanted it all!

Unfortunately an eight might have been better than the on the river that sealed her team’s fate, giving two higher pairs to team Demondehare/Ravary.

Team Nancy Asselin & Robert Riendeau – 3rd position, $3500

Chips are flying, all-in cards are coming ou in almost every hand. The lead in chips is going from one team to the next without fail.

In one decisive hand Iacovella/Masciotra went all-in with .

They got called by Team Demondehare/Ravary holding:

and by Team Morel/Turcotte with:

The board came out awarding the win to Team Morel/Turcotte who eliminated Team Iacovella/Masciotra and scooped a side pot from Team Demondehare/Ravary.

So it’s a 4th place finish for Team Lapointe/Locas and $3,500

After playing several levels 6-handed the players have put the clock on hold to discuss a deal. They tried twice to come to an agreement but to no avail.

This time, however, a quick suggestion from Martin Demondehare met with everyone’s approval.

As per event tournament rules, 2% of the total prize pool ($600) is reserved for the winning team. The four shortest stacks are to receive $3500 and the remainder is to be split between the 2 chip leading teams.

Name | Nom	Name | Name	Stack | Tapis	Prize | Prix
Patrice Ravary	Martin Demondehare	1,200,000	$4,655
Alexandre Morel	Maxime Turcotte	875,000	$4,655
Marcello Iacovella	Danny Masciotra	520,000	$3,500
Yan Lapointe	Stephane Lacas	500,000	$3,500
George Kazarian	Diana "Lady Di"	380,000	$3,500
Nancy Asselin	Robert Riendeau	305,000	$3,500

Short after the deal was struck, Team Diana / George Kazarian and team Yan Lapointe / Stephane Locas went all in. They got a single call from Team Martin Demondehare / Patrice Ravary. At that moment Martin/Patrice were still chip leaders, and everyone tabled their hands.

George/Diane:

Stephane/Yan:

Martin/Patrice:

The dry board didn’t help any of the lower stacked teams and the bullets gave an even bigger lead to Martin Demondehare & Patrice Ravary.

So Diane “Lady Di” and George Kazarian finish in 6th position, $3,500

and Yan Lapointe & Stephane Lacasse finish in 5th position, $3,500

There are 6 teams left in the Event #10 Tag Team tournament.

The chips are going back and fourth between the teams, as everyone is trying to get ahead on their shift.

Name | Nom	Name | Name	Seat | Siège	Stack | Tapis
Marcello Iacovella	Danny Masciotra	3	945,000
Patrice Ravary	Martin Demondehare	5	925,000
George Kazarian	Diana "Lady Di"	1	775,000
Alexandre Morel	Maxime Turcotte	6	515,000
Yan Lapointe	Stephane Lacas	4	390,000
Nancy Asselin	Robert Riendeau	7	255,000