Trevor Delaney

Welcome to the conclusion of the partypoker.net WPT Canadian Spring Championship! Six players are back today to battle it out on the felts, but only one will become our WPT Champion, have their name inscribed on the WPT Champion’s Trophy, take home the WPT Canadian Spring Championship Belt, and of course pocket the $237,390 cash prize that comes along with everything. If that wasn’t enough, they will also earn a seat to the WPT World Championship, worth US$15,400!

Trevor Delaney (3,190,000) returns as our Day 5 chipleader, but not far behind are Sheraz NAsir (2,685,000) and Lu Zhang (2,500,000). On the shorter end of the leaderboard are Gary Lucci (1,205,000), Levi Stevens (765,000) and Dylan Wilkerson (740,000). With the shortest stack holding almost 25 big blinds, it’s really still anyones game at this point.

The TD has just announced the start of the tournament, and so we are now reporting live from Playground Poker Club, Canada’s premiere destination! If you are in the area, come by, have a drink, and take a seat amongst the audience we have railing this exciting final table!

If you wish, you can also follow the live stream, which is being played with a 30-minutes delay and hole cards exposed. You can find the link here.

Good luck to our final tableists!

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

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

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.

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