The registration period is now closed for Day 1C of The Wild $150, and with 341 players showing up to tonights flight, our total number of entries so far after 3 flights is of 843!
After 4 levels of play, here is a look at the top 5 stacks:
This third flight for The Wild $150 has already amassed an impressive 321 players, with registration still open for another 45 minutes or so. With 504 total entries combined from Days 1A and 1B, this opening event has already surpassed it’s $100,000 guarantee! With still one more starting flight scheduled tomorrow night at 7pm, we can expect to see a massive prize pool to kick off this Playground Poker Spring Classic.
Photographs from level 3:
Registration keeps climbing here in Day 1C of The Wild $150, as 283 players have already taken their seats so far tonight! You still have until 9:15pm to jump into the tournament, so it’s not too late to make your way down here for this third flight!
Photographs from levels 1-2:
The cards are in the air in Day 1C of The Wild $150, and over 200 players have already taken their seats so far! Registration will remain open until the end of the first break, or roughly 9:15pm, so there is still time to come and join us here at the Playground Poker Spring Classic!
Good luck to all the players participating tonight!
The tournament hall here at Playground Poker Club is all set for another flight for the opening event of the Playground Poker Spring Classic! Tonight is Day 1C of The Wild $150, the third of four total flights. So far we’ve seen 502 entries after two flights, and if we continue on this track, the $100,000 guaranteed prize pool should be well surpassed!
The tournament is about to start, and late registration will remain open through until the end of the first break, or roughly 9:15pm.
Don’t miss out on the action, come down and join us at Canada’s premiere poker destination!
Here are the final chip counts for Day 1b of The Wild $150 – Event 1 of the Playground Poker Spring Classic 2015. There were a total of 204 entrants in this 2nd of 4 starting flights in Event 1. 42 of these players have qualified for Day 2 on Wednesday, April 22nd at 7pm.
Any player who played in Day 1a, whether they qualified or not, may play in one or more additional starting flights. In the event that a player qualifies in two or more Day 1s, only their largest stack will move forward to Day 2. We will provide detailed records of any such activity when the official seating draw for Day 2 is released on Tuesday night.
Note that these are unverified player-counted chip counts. All chips have been sealed in bags until they return to play on Day 2.
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First Name,Last Name,Chip Count [attr sort=”desc”]
Patricia,Prazeres,”74,300″
Khaled,Salem,”43,900″
Behrooz,Salemi,”175,800″
Stephane,Sevigny,”54,300″
Christien,Beaudoin,”91,600″
Jonathan,D’Souza,”140,400″
Isham,Yamani,”304,400″
Eric,Fournier,”83,700″
Rodney,Ramalho,”60,000″
Tyler,Petri,”125,800″
Lohe,Coiteux,”79,900″
Benoit Jr,Campeau,”128,200″
Ko,Maddock,”108,500″
Christian,Dube,”108,400″
Spencer,Stacey,”81,700″
Jonathan,Brazeau,”108,500″
Jean Guy,Pare,”101,000″
Marc-Andre,Racicot,”99,000″
Jeff,Porter,”80,300″
Guillermo,Pureza,”32,100″
Siamak,Soleimanian,”71,100″
Stephane,Houle,”96,700″
Ivan,Driard,”159,900″
Jeffrey,Glashan,”95,600″
Michel,Bergeron,”167,000″
Dominique,Morin,”36,900″
Frederic,Cossette,”81,600″
Marcello,Simonetti,”67,300″
Vincent,Gelinas,”41,700″
Jessika,Beaudin,”50,000″
Romain,Putz,”77,100″
Andre,St-Jean,”120,800″
Olivier,Morin,”170,000″
Roman,Mikhailov,”86,500″
Peter,Bodnar,”20,700″
Odette,Tremblay,”65,700″
Edward,Hakim,”105,800″
Andre,Boyer,”56,300″
Karim,Fakhri,”44,900″
Danny,Freitas,”80,600″
Jean-Luc,Gauthier,”91,800″
Omkar,Deshmukh,”117,500″
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With the clock running out here in level 11, only two more full levels remain before the surviving players bag and tag their chips onto Day 2. For the time being, it’s Isham Yamani that leads the field, holding a stack just shy of 200,000. Interestingly enough, Khaled Salem is sitting just across the table from him, holding a second place stack of roughly 175,000. With just over an hour left to play, we should see a number of players catch up and surpass these two, as play generally opens up in the last levels of a starting flight.
Those who have not had the chance to qualify for Day 2 will have two more chances, as Day 1C is on Monday at 7pm, and Day 1D on Tuesday at 7pm.
Photographs from level 11:
This second flight of Event 1 has reached level ten, and the night is winding down. More than half the field is already gone, and we can expect to see a number of eliminations in the last levels of the day. Anyone who was unfortunate enough to have been eliminated so far will be able to try again in the subsequent flights, as this tournament does allow multiple re-entries (on different flights only).
Photographs from level 9:
Eight levels have come and gone here in Day 1B, and the players are just finishing up their last break of the night. Only 5 levels remain tonight, and therefore the night should end around 2am, give or take a few minutes for the bagging process.
We took this time to find our current chip leaders, and here they are:
We’ve just passed the half way mark here in Day 1B of the Wild $150, and a number of players are starting to separate themselves from the field by building some already impressive stacks. There will be a break after level 8, during which we will update the leaderboard.
Photographs from levels 6-7:
