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Ko Maddock finishes in 6th

Level: 19

Small Blind: 4K

Big Blind: 8K

Ante: 1K

Chip Average: 354.2K

Remaining: 6

Entries: 85

2015/05/05 - 20:00 by Playground Poker

Ko Maddock

Ko Maddock was crippled by Robert Logan Dunn two hands ago, as Logan open-shove with 95,000 from under the gun, and Ko reshoved from the button.

Logan:

Ko:

Community cards:

With only 31,000 behind, Ko was all-in on the next hand, and both blinds called him (Ratharam and Andrew). Andrew put in a small bet on the flop, and then the two live players both checked the turn and river. Ko tabled , but lost to the of Andrew.

7th place: Ko Maddock – $6,185

Ko Maddock

The fall of Jimmy Gall

Level: 19

Small Blind: 4K

Big Blind: 8K

Ante: 1K

Chip Average: 303.6K

Remaining: 7

Entries: 85

2015/05/05 - 19:33 by Playground Poker

It took only two hands for James Gall to go from average stack to broke here on this final table of the Second Chance.

In the first hand, James opened from to 18,000 from the hijack position, and found calls from Ratharam Sivagnanam on the button and Andrew Hinrichsen in the small blind. He bet 32,000 on the board, and was flat called only by Ratharam. On the turn, he fired another 65,000, again called by Ratharam. On the river, he check-called a bet of 90,000, only to see his was second best to Ratharam’s .

On the very next hand, Ko Maddock moved all-in from middle position, and James committed the remainder of his chips, roughly 80,000.

Ko:

James:

Ko made quads on the board to knock James out in 8th place. Ko, who entered the final table with a very short stack, has chipped up to nearly 200,000.

8th place: James Gall – $4,945

James Gall

Behram Antia goes out in 9th place

Level: 19

Small Blind: 4K

Big Blind: 8K

Ante: 1K

Chip Average: 265.6K

Remaining: 8

Entries: 85

2015/05/05 - 19:05 by Playground Poker

With under 10BB in front of him, Behram Antia 3bet his last chips from the button following an open from James Gall, who made the call.

Behram:

James:

James’ ace-high was good on the board to send Behram packing.

9th place: Behram Antia – $3,710

Behram Antia

Maddock stays alive

Level: 18

Small Blind: 3K

Big Blind: 6K

Ante: 1K

Chip Average: 236.1K

Remaining: 9

Entries: 85

2015/05/05 - 18:20 by Playground Poker

Steven Buckner opened to 13,000 from under the gun, and Ko Maddock pushed all-in next to act. It folded around to Jason Conforti in the big blind, who called the 48,000 wager. Steven also called, and the two live players checked it down to the river.

With the board showing , Ko and Jason chopped the pot, as they showed and respectively, while Steven threw his into the muck.

The Official Final Table of the partypoker.net WPT Canadian Spring Championship

Level: 25

Small Blind: 15K

Big Blind: 30K

Ante: 5K

Chip Average: 1.9M

Remaining: 6

Entries: 370

2015/05/05 - 16:40 by Playground Poker

Trevor Delaney

The official final table of the partypoker.net WPT Canadian Spring Championship is now set! Trevor Delaney leads the final 6, who will be back tomorrow at 12pm for the conclusion of this Event. Here are the official chip counts:

Final Table

Seat 1. Dylan Wilkerson – 740,000
Seat 2. Levi Stevens – 765,000
Seat 3. Gary Lucci – 1,205,000
Seat 4. Trevor Delaney – 3,190,000
Seat 5. Sheraz Nasir – 2,685,000
Seat 6. Lu Zhang – 2,500,000

We will have up-to-date coverage of the final table on our blog, so tune in to follow the action! There will also be a live-stream (with a 30-minutes delay) available.

: Dylan Wilkerson

: Levi Stevens

: Gary Lucci

: Trevor Delaney

: Sheraz Nasir

: Lu Zhang

Lefrancois just shy of the official final table

Level: 25

Small Blind: 15K

Big Blind: 30K

Ante: 5K

Chip Average: 1.9M

Remaining: 6

Entries: 370

2015/05/05 - 16:29 by Playground Poker

Pascal Lefrancois just made a great call, but with an unfortunate result.

It all started with an opened from Lu Zhang to 75,000 from middle position. Pascal Lefrancois defended his big blind, and they went heads-up to the flop. With showing, Pascal check called a bet of 125,000. On the turn, Pascal once again checked, and was faced with an all-in from Lu, who had him covered. Pascal cut his chip out, and after a little moment in the tank, made the call with his 510,000 stack.

Pascal tabled for top pair, and was up against the double-gutter and 1-overcard of Lu, who had . The river was one of the cards Lu was looking for, and she eliminated Pascal in that hand to bring us down to our official final table of the WPT Canadian Spring Championship, brought to you by partypoker.net.

7th place: Pascal Lefrancois – $39,560

Pascal Lefrancois

Vijayaratnam loses a huge flip to place 8th

Level: 25

Small Blind: 15K

Big Blind: 30K

Ante: 5K

Chip Average: 1.6M

Remaining: 7

Entries: 370

2015/05/05 - 16:12 by Playground Poker

Senthuran Vijayaratnam opened from under the gun, then 4bet shoved his ~1,300,000 stack when Trevor Delaney 3bet from middle position. Trevor made the call, and they were flipping for a pot of over 2,600,000!

Senthuran:

Trevor:

Both players connected on the board, however Trevor’s full house was best, and with that elimination, he took over the chip lead, holding a stack upward of 3,100,000.

8th place: Senthuran Vijayaratnam – $31,650

Senthuran Vijayaratnam

Lucci folds kings

Level: 25

Small Blind: 15K

Big Blind: 30K

Ante: 5K

Chip Average: 1.4M

Remaining: 8

Entries: 370

2015/05/05 - 16:06 by Playground Poker

Gary Lucci opened to 85,000 from under the gun, and Trevor Delaney made the call from the hijack position. Levi Stevens 3bet to 225,000, and found a call from both players.

Levi and Gary both checked the flop, and Trevor quickly moved all-in. Levi folded, showing a little frustration, and Gary asked for a count. The dealer announced Trevor had 1,205,000, and Gary open folded a pocket pair of KK, shocking some players at the table.

Trevor Delaney

Chip counts of final 8

Level: 25

Small Blind: 15K

Big Blind: 30K

Ante: 5K

Chip Average: 1.4M

Remaining: 8

Entries: 370

2015/05/05 - 15:47 by Playground Poker

Here are the chip counts of the final 8 players, as they enter level 25.

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Name,Chips [attr sort=desc]
Dylan Wilkerson,”905,000″
Levi Stevens,”925,000″
Gary Lucci,”1,125,000″
Senthuran Vijayaratnam,”1,205,000″
Pascal Lefrancois,”1,150,000″
Trevor Delaney,”1,065,000″
Sheraz Nasir,”2,260,000″
Lu Zhang,”2,405,000″
[/eztable]

Taylor falls in 9th place

Level: 24

Small Blind: 12K

Big Blind: 24K

Ante: 4K

Chip Average: 1.4M

Remaining: 8

Entries: 370

2015/05/05 - 15:43 by Playground Poker

Robert Taylor opened to 60,000 from under the gun, and went heads-up to the flop with Senthuran, who made the call from the big blind. On a flop of , Senthuran check-called a bet of 76,000. When the turn brought the , both players checked. On the river , Senthuran moved all-in, and found a call from Robert, who had just under 400,000 behind.

Senthuran tabled for a full house, and Robert tabled his , which was his last hand in the WPT Canadian Spring Championship.

Players went on a short break after the hand, and we are currently updating the chip counts, which will be published momentarily.

9th place: Robert Taylor – $23,730

Robert Taylor