Jeff Gross was down to 166,000 when he moved in from middle position. Edmund Campion went all-in over the top from the button, holding a stack of 377,000, and the two found themselves heads-up.
Jeff: 
Edmund: 
Jeff spiked two-pairs on the flop, and went on to double up on the 
board.
Jeff Gross
Eric raised to 48K from tug and Jonathan Karamalikis raised to 115K from the cutoff. Action folded around to Eric and he made the call.
The flop fell 
. Both players checked and the turn was dealt: 
. This prompted Eric to bet 100K and Jon tanked but eventually flat called. The river was the 
, and again Eric led out with a bet of 225K. This time Jonathan found a fold, and Eric won the pot.
Senthuran Vijayaratnam
We arrived at table 36 with a sizeable pot in the middle and the flop and turn already dealt: 
. It was a three-way pot at this point, and first to act Senthuran (who had been the bb in the hand) checked. Eric Afriat bet 50K and John Krpan (button) folded. Senthuran made the call and the river was dealt: 
.
Senthuran checked again and Eric led out for 125K – but found a snap call from Senturan who turned over the flush (
). Eric mucked and Senthuran added a nice sum to his stack.
Samuel Bisrat Tsehai
Play has resumed in level 23 for the 15 players left in the partypoker.net WPT Canadian Spring Championship. Interestingly enough, one player is running late – chip leader Sam Tsehai hasn’t yet arrived at the table. Of course he’ll be blinded out as play continues.
Update: Sam has now arrived at the table and only missed 3 or 4 hands of play!
Samuel Bisrat Tsehai
Day 4 is just about set here for the partypoker.net WPT Canadian Spring Championship at Playground Poker Club, and 15 players are back and ready to win! Play will go on until we’ve reached our final table of 6 players, with the conclusion of the Event schedule tomorrow at 12pm.
Samuel Bisrat Tsehai is returning as the chip leader, as he bagged a total of 1,520,000 chips last night. Still in the mix are WPT Champions Club member Eric Afriat (765,000), WSOP-Bracelet winner and WPT Montreal 2012 runner-up Pascal Lefrancois (538,000) and Playground Players Club member Jeff Gross (299,000), who finished 3rd in the same WPT Montreal 2012. However every player left in the field has proven to have a serious set of skills, and this tournament is really anyones game at the moment.
The cards will be in the air at 12pm sharp, and we will be bringing you up to date coverage throughout the day.
Good luck to the remaining players!
Day 4 of @WPT @PlaygroundPoker for the #WPTMontreal 15 players remain. Positive energy appreciated!! 🙂
— Jeff Gross (@Jgross5) May 5, 2015
Event 13 in the Playground Poker Spring Classic, presented by partypoker.net is a $1,500 + $150 No Limit Hold’em Event. The tournament began on May 4th, 2015 at 1apm, and is scheduled to be a 3-day tournament. There were a total of 85 players in the tournament, adding up to a total prize pool of $123,675.00. This will be distributed according to the following table.
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Finish,Prize
1,”$37,105.00″
2,”$25,970.00″
3,”$16,695.00″
4,”$12,370.00″
5,”$9,275.00″
6,”$7,420.00″
7,”$6,185.00″
8,”$4,945.00″
9,”$3,710.00″
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This is the official seating chart for Day 4 of the partypoker.net WPT Canadian Spring Championship, Event 10 in the Playground Poker Spring Classic.
Samuel Bisrat Tsehai
45 players started play on Day 3 in level 22 and play continued through 4 90 minute levels. The bubble (45 places pay in the event) was reached at the end of play on Day 2, so all 45 players who returned for Day 3 were in the money.
Going into Day 4 there are just 15 players remaining, and there was a redraw to seat players for Day 4 and there will be another redraw at 10 players, which is when the tournament is reduced to a single table. Play will continue on Day 4 until 6 players remain.
Play resumes at 12pm tomorrow, Tuesday May 5th.
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First Name,Last Name,Seat [attr sort=”asc”],Chip Count
Dylan,Wilkerson,Table 35 – Seat 6,”436,000″
Edmund John,Campion,Table 35 – Seat 5,”492,000″
Eric,Afriat,Table 36 – Seat 2,”765,000″
Gary,Lucci,Table 36 – Seat 3,”682,000″
Jeffrey Dale,Gross,Table 35 – Seat 2,”299,000″
John,Krpan,Table 36 – Seat 6,”600,000″
Jonathan,Karamalikis,Table 36 – Seat 5,”901,000″
Levi,Stevens,Table 35 – Seat 8,”691,000″
Lu,Zhang,Table 35 – Seat 7,”733,000″
Pascal,Lefrancois,Table 36 – Seat 7,”538,000″
Robert,Taylor,Table 36 – Seat 4,”607,000″
Samuel Bisrat,Tsehai,Table 35 – Seat 1,”1,520,000″
Senthuran,Vijayaratnam,Table 36 – Seat 1,”464,000″
Sheraz,Nasir,Table 35 – Seat 3,”1,207,000″
Trevor,Delaney,Table 35 – Seat 4,”1,141,000″
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Pascal Lefrancois
We’ve just completed the last level of Day 3, and the 15 remaining players are currently bagging their chips onto Day 4, scheduled tomorrow at 12pm. Samuel Besrat Tsehai is coming back as the tournament chip leader, as he bagged 1,520,000 in chips. Not far behind are Sheraz Nasir (1,207,000) and Trevor Delaney (1,141,000).
The tournament will play down until we have our WPT Canadian Spring Championship final table of 6 players during Day 4, and those 6 will return for the conclusion on Day 5.
In a few moments we will publish the full list of player-reported chip counts, as well as the new seating assignment for Day 4.
Photographs from level 22:
492k back tomorrow with 15 left #WPTCSC
— Ed Campion (@EdCampion1) May 4, 2015
15 players left, on to day 4. #WPTMontreal
— Dylan Wilkerson (@DylanWilkerson) May 4, 2015
538k at 10k- 20k, 15 left #WPTMontreal #fiscalisation
— Pascal Lefrancois (@Pass_Lefrancois) May 5, 2015
Time was winding down on the clock in this 4th level played today and the tournament director has announced that both tables are to play 4 more hands today.
At the end of 4 hands the players will bag up their chips to return to play tomorrow. As usual, there will be a full seating redraw to start the day tomorrow, and then (again, as usual) another redraw when they reach the last table (at 10 players remaining).
Senthuran Vijayaratnam
.
Jonathan was first to act and he checked. Senthuran then bet 67K and Gary raised all in. Jonathan quickly folded and Senthuran called
Senthuran: 
Gary: 
Senthuran was ahead, but Gary had hit the flop very solidly and had two huge draws (2 ways to make a straight plus the flush draw).
The turn 
was safe enough, but the on the river gave Gary the straight and the double up.
