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Players in the field

  • Level: 6
  • Small Blind: 200
  • Big Blind: 400
  • Ante: 0
  • Chip Average: 31.3K
  • Remaining: 96
  • Entries: 120


  • 2016/05/03 - 15:19 by

    Anyone interested in playing in today’s $1,500 + $150 Second Chance event has just 40 more minutes to register – late reg closes at the end of the next break. There are still a few players here at the club who are likely to jump in the tournament at the last minute, so the final number should be a little bit north of the current 120 player field size.

    There are a lot of great players in the event, including some touring pros as well as some local players that have distinguished themselves on the felts. Some of the players of note include:

    • Ari Engel
    • Andy Frankenberger
    • Carter Swidler
    • Jason Conforti
    • Michael Korovine
    • Chris Arvanitis
    • Tomas Larivée Magni
    • Carla Sabini

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    Event: Spring Classic

    Redraw – 27 players remain

  • Level: 20
  • Small Blind: 5K
  • Big Blind: 10K
  • Ante: 1K
  • Chip Average: 462K
  • Remaining: 27
  • Entries: 417


  • 2016/05/03 - 14:52 by Playground Poker

    Redraw – 27 players remain

    With 3 more recent eliminations, the field in the WPT Canadian Spring Championship is now down to the final 3 tables, with 27 players remaining.

    Rodney Ramalho

    Rodney Ramalho

    Doug Hartwick made a deep run in this Main Event, but was eliminated in 30th place.

    Jason Fernandes found himself in a tough spot, as all his chips went in the middle on a flop showing Jack of Clubs 10 of Spades 5 of Clubs. His Ace of Hearts Ace of Diamonds were the best hand at the time, however Ronald Laplante caught the flush with his King of Clubs 10 of Clubs as the running cards brought a 9 of Clubs and a Ace of Spades, leading to Jason’s exit in 29th place.

    Rodney Ramalho tabled Ace of Spades Queen of Hearts when he called the preflop 3bet all-in of Harpreet Singh Gill, who held Ace of Clubs King of Diamonds, and lost most of his stack on the hand. He was left with 3bb after the hand, and was eliminated on the very next hand, brining the field down to 3 final tables.

    There is now a redraw taking place, and below you will find the new seating assignments for the final 27 players:

    First Name | PrénomLast Name | NomSeat | Siège
    JosephCappelloTable 38 - Seat 1
    Ha VanNguyenTable 38 - Seat 2
    GuillaumeNoletTable 38 - Seat 3
    JosueSauvageauTable 38 - Seat 4
    Harpreet SinghGillTable 38 - Seat 5
    JasonLavalléeTable 38 - Seat 6
    Scott JamesMcMorranTable 38 - Seat 7
    Tu KienLuongTable 38 - Seat 8
    JoelMillerTable 38 - Seat 9
    AntonioEsfandiariTable 39 - Seat 1
    ZhengWeiTable 39 - Seat 2
    MarcelloRosaTable 39 - Seat 3
    TonyDunstTable 39 - Seat 4
    ThomasTaylorTable 39 - Seat 5
    RubenPercevalTable 39 - Seat 6
    DavidQuangTable 39 - Seat 7
    SamuelTsehaiTable 39 - Seat 8
    SethDaviesTable 39 - Seat 9
    MarcelloDel GrassoTable 40 - Seat 1
    MichaelNoorTable 40 - Seat 2
    BrianAltmanTable 40 - Seat 3
    ReneFortinTable 40 - Seat 4
    FrancoisGouletTable 40 - Seat 5
    NicolaBasileTable 40 - Seat 6
    KhalyDangTable 40 - Seat 7
    ThanhPhuTable 40 - Seat 8
    RonaldLaplanteTable 40 - Seat 9

     

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    Event: Spring Classic

    3 more players hit the rail

  • Level: 20
  • Small Blind: 5K
  • Big Blind: 10K
  • Ante: 1K
  • Chip Average: 416K
  • Remaining: 30
  • Entries: 417


  • 2016/05/03 - 14:32 by Playground Poker

    3 more players hit the rail

    Amir Babakhani

    Three more players have been eliminated in the last few hands. First we lost Robert Williams in 33rd place, and he was followed by chip-leader to start the day Damjan Radanov, who had a rocky Day 3 leading to his elimination.

    Next to go was Amir Babakhani, who called a 65K 3bet from Scott James McMorran in the blinds after opening from late position. When the flop brought the 8 of Clubs 2 of Hearts 5 of Hearts, Scott lead for 50K, and Amir moved in for 190K. Scott made a quick call and hands were tabled:

    Scott: King of Hearts King of Diamonds
    Amir: Queen of Diamonds 8 of Diamonds

    The turn 10 of Hearts and river 6 of Clubs brought no change in the hand, as Scott added some more ammunition to his armory.

    Amir Babakhani

    Amir Babakhani

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    Event: Spring Classic

    Update on chip counts

  • Level: 20
  • Small Blind: 5K
  • Big Blind: 10K
  • Ante: 1K
  • Chip Average: 380K
  • Remaining: 33
  • Entries: 417


  • 2016/05/03 - 13:54 by Playground Poker

    Update on chip counts

    The players have just taken their first break in Day 3 of the WPT Canadian Spring Championship, and we took this time to find out who the big stacks are. The table below represents the chip leaders as play enters level 20.

    In the hand before the break, Ruben Perceval eliminated Ivan Fazal Karim to put him amongst the leaders. He raised to 19K from the cutoff, and Ivan followed from the button. On a 7 of Clubs 6 of Clubs 5 of Hearts board, Ruben led for 25K, and then called Ivan’s raise to 75K. When the turn brought and off-suit King, he checked the action to his opponent, who pushed for around 90K. Ruben made the call, and found that his A7 was the best hand, as Ivan tabled a pocket pair of 3s. The river brought no change and Ivan was eliminated in 34th place, collecting $7,900.oo along the way.

    First Name | PrénomLast Name | NomStack | Tapis
    David Quang971,000
    ZhengWei894,000
    JasonLavallee821,000
    RubenPerceval600,000
    ThomasTaylor538,000
    Seth DavidDavies502,000
    MichaelNoor490,000
    MarcelloDel Grasso480,000
    Ivan Fazal Karim

    Ivan Fazal Karim

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    Event: Spring Classic

    Mosur and Plante out

  • Level: 19
  • Small Blind: 4K
  • Big Blind: 8K
  • Ante: 1K
  • Chip Average: 370K
  • Remaining: 34
  • Entries: 417


  • 2016/05/03 - 13:38 by Playground Poker

    Mosur and Plante out

    Two more players have hit the rail in the WPT Canadian Spring Championship, as Kent Mosur placed 36th and Jeanrene Plante 35th, both collecting $7,900.00.

    Jeanrene lost a good part of his stack to Marcello Rosa before finding a small double up versus Damjan Radanov a few hands later (where he flopped a set with 7 of Hearts 7 of Spades versus Ace of Spades Queen of Clubs). That pot brought him back up to nearly 100K when he decided to open from early position. Jason Lavallee put the pressure on by moving in from the small blind, and Jeanrene went into the tank.

    “Ça n’a pas l’aire de te tenter” said Jason while Jeanrene was in the tank.

    Eventually though, Jeanrene slid forward his stack and found himself in some trouble.

    Jason: 9 of Spades 9 of Clubs
    Jeanrene: 5 of Spades 5 of Clubs

    Board: 3 of Hearts Jack of Clubs King of Hearts 6 of Diamonds 4 of Spades

    With no help on the board, Jeanrene made his exit.

    Jeanrene Plante

    Jeanrene Plante

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    Event: Spring Classic

    Early leaders in the 2nd chance

  • Level: 4
  • Small Blind: 100
  • Big Blind: 200
  • Ante: 25
  • Chip Average: 26.8K
  • Remaining: 97
  • Entries: 104


  • 2016/05/03 - 13:34 by

    Players in the Second Chance event have just taken their first break of the day and during the break we found that there are currently 3 chip leaders playing stacks of 50K or greater.

    1. Kevin O’Donnell – 57,600
    2. Paul El-Khoury – 56,100
    3. Christopher Lockhart – 50,200

    The players have a very long way to go before anything is decided today, however, and we’re always curious to see if early leaders can maintain and improve upon their lead as the tournament goes deeper.

    Late registration is still available through 3 full levels plus the next break, so there’s still lots of time to join the fun today!

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    Event: Spring Classic

    Welcome to the Paris Aviators’ Mike Leah

    2016/05/03 - 13:09 by

    Welcome to the Paris Aviators’ Mike Leah

    Naturally, at Playground Poker Club we’re big fans of the Global Poker League‘s Montreal Nationals franchise, but we have many friends – and one of the best is Playground Players Club member Mike Leah, who also happens to be a member of the Paris Aviators.

    Mike is playing his 6-Max matches in the Eurasia Division today, and he decided to join us here at the Club to play. We set up an extra monitor and made sure he had power etc. so he can stream and play… and hopefully win!

    Tune in to the GPL Channel on Twitch.tv to follow the action.

    Good luck Mike!

    ParisAv

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    Event: Spring Classic

    Down to 36

  • Level: 19
  • Small Blind: 4K
  • Big Blind: 8K
  • Ante: 1K
  • Chip Average: 347K
  • Remaining: 36
  • Entries: 417


  • 2016/05/03 - 13:05 by Playground Poker

    The WPT Canadian Spring Championship is down to 4 final tables totalling 36 players, as we have already seen 8 eliminations so far in Day 3 – all of which collected a cash prize worth $6,880.00.

    Leading the field midway through level 19 is David Quang and his 900,000, while Jason Lavallee takes up second place with roughly 750,000 in chips. Zheng Wei is still amongst the leaderboard, holding 3rd place with around 700,000.

    37th place: Raymond Latinsky
    38th place: Marc Guerbilsky

    Raymond Latinsky
    Marc Guerbilsky

     

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    Event: Spring Classic

    No back to back FT for Darryll Fish

  • Level: 19
  • Small Blind: 4K
  • Big Blind: 8K
  • Ante: 1K
  • Chip Average: 329.2K
  • Remaining: 38
  • Entries: 417


  • 2016/05/03 - 12:45 by

    Several players have now been eliminated as play heats up on Day 3 of the WPT Canadian Spring Championship, including Darryll Fish, which means he won’t be making a return to the final table of a WPT at Playground Poker Club as he did the last time he visited.

    Other recent eliminations: Conor Shelly, Michael Stannard, and Quyen Dao.

    Conor Shelly
    Quyen Dao
    Darryll Fish

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    Event: Spring Classic

    Nolet spikes the river (but didn’t need to)

  • Level: 19
  • Small Blind: 4K
  • Big Blind: 8K
  • Ante: 1K
  • Chip Average: 329.2K
  • Remaining: 38
  • Entries: 417


  • 2016/05/03 - 12:40 by

    We just witnessed an amazing hand between Samuel Tsehai and Guillaume Nolet, the result of which was Guillaume doubling through Samuel.

    We arrived on the flop with just the two players still in the hand: 2 of Diamonds 2 of Hearts 4 of Spades. Samuel bet 50K and Guillaume made the call. The turn paired the board again – 4 of Diamonds and Samuel again bet 50K. This time Guillaume went in the tank to consider all of the options. Eventually he put out nine blue chips and 5 yellows to add up to 50K for the call.

    The river was the 10 of Hearts, and Samuel didn’t take long to shove – but found an insta-call from Guillaume, who tabled 10 of Spades 10 of Clubs for a full house – though he almost certainly didn’t need 10 of Hearts at all. We missed Samuel’s hole cards when they were tabled (they were quickly mucked).

    Update: We learned a little later that Samuel was bluffing the entire way with Jack high, and Guillaume’s understanding of Sam’s range excluded most combos containing a deuce or a 4. In other words, Guillaume had the read cold the whole way.

    Guillaume Nolet
    Samuel Bisrat Tsehai

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