Peter Cornick
Peter Cornick moved all-in for almost 500,000 from the small blind, and Denis Scott made the call from the big blind, holding virtually the same stack.
Peter: 
Denis: 
It seemed like Peter was going to win the hand, until Denis found a runner-runner straight on the 
board to sneak away with the win.
Event 11 is now in heads-up action, with Pierre Remillard (2,000,000) versus Denis Scott (1,020,000).
3rd place: Peter Cornick – $3,000.00
Peter Cornick
Majid Khajed Hosseini
Majid Khajed Hosseini was the monster chip leader at the start of the final table, and even went on to knock out a few players after that. In back-to-back hands, he went from hero to zero, as Pierre got the best of him twice to clean him out.
In both instances, Majid open-shoved first to act, and Pierre called behind. On the first hand, Pierre and his 
won a pot of 1 million versus 
, as the board ran 
. Moments later, Pierre tabled 
, and was up against , and once again he spiked a pair on the river to win the hand and take over the commanding chip-lead 3-way.
4th place: Majid Khajed Hosseini – $2,120.00
Majid Khajed Hosseini
Medhat Ramzy
The eliminations keep coming at a rapid pace on this final table, as we’ve dropped from 10 players down to just 4 in a level and a half. Medhat Ramzy was our 5th place finisher, as his 
shove from the button was looked up by Pierre and his 
on the big blind, who improved on the 
board to bring us down to our final 4.
5th place: Medhat Ramzy – $1,600.00
Medhat Ramzy
Renato Soldera
Renato Soldera was the next casualty at this final table of Event 11, as he pushed his short stack with 
, and ran into the of Majid.
6th place: Renato Soldera – $1,200.00
Renato Soldera
David Paul Kozak
Action folded around to Majid in the small blind, who pushed all-in versus the big blind David Paul Kozak – who only held 2bb.
Majid: 
David: 
Board: 
7th place: David Paul Kozak – $900.00
David Paul Kozak
Slavador Villaluz
As expected with so few blinds in play, there have been a lot of all-ins since the start of the final table. The most recent one came from Salvador Villaluz, who pushed for 150,000 from the button. Peter Cornick made the call from the small blind, while Renato let go of his big blind.
Salvador: 
Peter:
Board: 
8th place: Salvador Villaluz – $700.00
Slavador Villaluz
Kim Kilroy
Kim returned to the break with only 1bb, after losing most of it to Peter Cornick moments before the break. She folded the first two hands as the field lost a player, and on her third hand she threw her last chips in from middle position.
Pierre and Salvador were involved in the hand as well, however a bet from Pierre on the turn brought the hand to heads-up.
Pierre: 
Kim: 
Board: 
Pierre was best in the hand with his pocket-pair, and eliminated Kim in 9th place.
9th place: Kim Kilroy – $550.00
Kim Kilroy
Nicola Basile
After taking a big hit the hand before the break, Nicola Basile was left with 1.5bb on the first hand back from the break. Seated under the gun, he slid forward his 75,000 stack, and found calls from Majid and the two blinds.
When the flop brought the 
, Majid announced all-in and brought the hand down to heads-up.
Majid:
Nicola:
The 
on the turn sealed the hand, and the river was just a formality. With that pot, Majid climbed to over 1 million and extended his lead in the late stages of Event 11.
10th place: Nicola Basile – $450.00
Nicola Basile
The players in Event 11 were just on a short break, and we took this chance to count the stacks of the remaining 10 players. The blinds are about to switch to level 22 – 30K/60K/5K – and given the stack sizes we should be seeing chips flying in the next few minutes, as the average player sits on only 5 big blinds.
| First Name | Prénom | Last Name | Nom | Stack | Tapis |
|---|---|---|
| Majid Khajed | Hosseini | 960,000 |
| Peter | Cornick | 490,000 |
| Medhat | Ramzy | 340,000 |
| Pierre | Remillard | 310,000 |
| Salvador | Villaluz | 275,000 |
| Denis | Scott | 255,000 |
| David Paul | Kozak | 155,000 |
| Renato | Soldera | 95,000 |
| Nicola | Basile | 80,000 |
| Kim | Kilroy | 60,000 |
Action seems to have picked up a little since the players in Event 11 have arrived at the final table.
Majid increased his lead by winning a few pots to start the final, and on the hand before the break, we witnessed a 3-way all-in. No one was eliminated from the table, but stacks were definitely shifted.
Nicola was the first to pull the trigger, as he pushed for 243,000 from early position. Peter was all-in from middle position for 126,000, and Kim then moved in herself for 155,000. Majid tanked for a few moments before reluctantly folding his hand, and the blinds and button released their hands.
Nicola: 
Peter:
Kim:
Board: 
Peter found a set of 5s to win a big triple up, while Kim and Nicola took considerable hits to their stacks.
