Ramesh Puradchithasan has been rivered a few times in the last few levels, doubling up shorter stacks in the process. This time however, he was on the winning end of spectrum, as he open-shove 465,000 from middle position to go heads-up with Martin Gelinas, who isolated from late position.
Ramesh: 
Martin: 
Community cards: 
Martin was crippled in the process, and is down to less than 2BB.
Lukasz Hmura arrived at this final table with just over 1BB to his name, and had the misfortune of being seated under the gun on the first hand. He left go of the first hand he was dealt, but was forced all-in on the second, as the big blind was upon him. Action folded around to Fernando Morgado in the small blind, who made the call to put Lukasz at risk.
Lukasz: 
Fernando: 
Lukasz had all kinds of outs to win the hand, flopping flush and straight draws, however none of them came, and the 
board was his last of the night.
10th place: Lukasz Hmura – $500
Lukasz Hmura
Here are the 10 finalists of Event 11! Leading the way is David Dusome, who has managed to accumulate an impressive 1,065,000 chips on his journey to the final table!
Final Table
Seat 1. Martin Gelinas
Seat 2. David Dusome
Seat 3. Fernando Morgado
Seat 4. Lukasz Morgado
Seat 5. Stephane Roquebrune
Seat 6. Johnson Bui
Seat 7. Ramesh Puradchithasan
Seat 8. Peter Katsoulis
Seat 9. Richard Pothier
Seat 10. Shane Spear
David Dusome just eliminated Jean Patrick Emard on the bubble, bringing us into the money here in Event 11! A number of short stacks were formed leading up to the bubble, and with the ever increasing blinds, we are bound to see a series of all-ins in the hands to come.
Congratulations to those who cashed!
Table 37
Seat 1. Fernando Morgado
Seat 2. Shane Spear
Seat 3. Lukasz Hmura
Seat 4. Jean Guy Pare
Seat 5. empty seat
Seat 6. empty seat
Seat 7. David Dusome
Seat 8. empty seat
Seat 9. empty seat
Seat 10. Shane Mackinnon
Table 38
Seat 1. empty seat
Seat 2. empty seat
Seat 3. empty seat
Seat 4. Ramesh Puradchithasan
Seat 5. Stephane Roquebrune
Seat 6. Johnson Bui
Seat 7. Richard Pothier
Seat 8. Martin Gelinas
Seat 9. Peter Katsoulis
Seat 10. Daniel Notice
Only 18 players remain in this ‘3 Lives’ Event, and these are the current chip leaders:
David Dusome
We’ve reached the final two tables of Event 11, and with 13 places paid, the money bubble is just around the corner!
Richard Pothier was the stand-alone chip leader until very recently, when his more than double average stack was caught up to by David Dusome. They now both sit on just over 450,000 each, and are leading the pack.
Table 37
Seat 1. Fernando Morgado
Seat 2. Shane Spear
Seat 3. Lukasz Hmura
Seat 4. Sacha Vidal
Seat 5. empty seat
Seat 6. Jean-Patrick Emard
Seat 7. David Dusome
Seat 8. Peter Katsoulis
Seat 9. Anthony Raffaele Foggia
Seat 10. Shane Mackinnon
Table 38
Seat 1. Martial Bonnaire
Seat 2. Brock Rogerson
Seat 3. Jean Guy Pare
Seat 4. Ramesh Puradchithasan
Seat 5. Stephane Roquebrune
Seat 6. Johnson Bui
Seat 7. Richard Pothier
Seat 8. Martin Gelinas
Seat 9. Donald Rathwell
Seat 10. Daniel Notice
Photographs from levels 15-16:
The players are back from a short chip-up break, and the T100 chips have been raced off in the mean time. The chips seems to be heavily concentrated on table 34, as the top 4 stacks are found lined up next to each other, along with a few other healthy stacks. Here is the current leaderboard:
Event 11 has been reduced to 6 tables, and so just over half the field has been eliminated.
Photographs from levels 10-11:
Event 11 is a $200 + $20 ‘3 Lives’ NL Hold’em tournament, and is a part of the Playground Poker Spring Classic. The tournament began on May 2nd, 2015 at 8pm, and is a 1-day event. There were a total of 123 entries, resulting in a total prize pool of $23,862.00. This will be distributed according to the following table.
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Finish,Prize
1,”$6,000.00″
2,”$4,412.00″
3,”$3,300.00″
4,”$2,500.00″
5,”$1,900.00″
6,”$1,450.00″
7,”$1,100.00″
8,”$800.00″
9,”$600.00″
10,”$500.00″
11,”$500.00″
12,”$400.00″
13,”$400.00″
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After 8 levels of play, only three players have tallied stacks in the 6-figures:
