Immediately after the elimination of Patrick Longpre in 4th position, George Anasatassopoulos went all-in. He was called by Thohahente McComber, who is having a spectacular run here tonight.

The two hands were tabled and showed a classic duel.

George:

Thohahente:

The flop was all Thohahente needed.

Board:

So George Anastassopoulos finishes in 3rd position.

George Anastassopoulos – 3rd place, $1,985

With the elimination of Emile H., Patrick Longpre was now the shortest stack on the table.

On his turn he quickly looked at his hole cards and quietly said: “all-in”. Thohahente Mccomber called. But then George Anastassopoulos, who had been pretty quiet in the previous levels, also raised all-in. Mccomber instantly called and all men tabled their hands.

Patrick Longpre:

George Anastassopoulos:

Thohahente Mccomber:

All players laughed upon seeing identical hands on the table. Patrick felt good, knowing that his rivals were cancelling each other’s outs.

The flop was very promising for Longpre No one was holding diamonds so the flush was never an issue. All Patrick had to do was avoid the 2 remaining kings and 2 remaining jacks.

The turn gave Patrick a nasty surprise: . And the river sealed his fate even more

Patrick goes home in 4th position with $2,160, the second largest prize tonight.

Patrick Longpre – 4th position, $2,160

The players went on a short break, while the tournament director and dealer performed the 1,000 chip race.

We got a complete chip count from our last 4 players. Thohahente Mccomber continues to dominate the table in chips, with 80% of the total chip count.

The players are now taking their seats for the last leg of this tournament.

As soon as the ICM deal was struck Emile got a hand he could go all-in with: with the little chips he had left. He knew at least one call was coming.

Leading in chips, Thohahente Mccomber easily made the call with

No one hit the community cards so Thohahente won with king high.

This meant the end for Emile H. who did not get the opportunity to play many hands tonight on the final table. Being the shortest stack when the ICM deal was stuck he goes home with the smallest prize from the 5-handed table.

Emile H. – 5th position, $1,515

After the elimination of Marc Quenneville in 6th position, the five remaining players stopped the clock to discuss a possible deal. At their request, a chip count was performed and the Tournament Director made the ICM calculations.

As per tournament rules, 2% of the pot had to be kept aside for the crowned winner of the tournament. Once given the numbers, all the players quickly agreed to the chop, which would reflect their stack size at that moment. Chip leader Thohahente Mccomber was set to receive the largest prize.

An amount of $280 was put aside for 1st place and the remaining money in the prize pool was divided as shown on this table: