The players are enjoying a 45-minute dinner break, where they can indulge in a buffet offered by the house. Once they return, they will play through 11 eliminations – until the money is reached.
The chip leader at the break is Zheng Wei, who has accumulated a stack worth 571,000 after 16 levels of play. Antonio Esfandiari is second in chips with 527,000, and shares a table with chip-leader Zheng, making it quite the stacked table.
Below is a look at the leaderboard as the WPT Canadian Spring Championship approaches the money-bubble:
| First Name | Prénom | Last Name | Nom | Stack | Tapis |
|---|---|---|
| Zheng | Wei | 571,000 |
| Antonio | Esfandiari | 527,000 |
| Ivan | Fazal Karim | 500,000 |
| Samuel Bisrat | Tsehai | 449,500 |
| Amir | Babakhani | 447,000 |
| Rodney | Ramalho | 395,500 |
| David | Quang | 384,500 |
| Khaly | Dang | 376,500 |
| Damjan | Radanov | 375,000 |
| Joel | Miller | 369,000 |
| Jason | Lavallée | 340,500 |
| Scott James | McMorran | 332,000 |
| Josue | Sauvageau | 324,000 |
| Raymond | Latinsky | 313,500 |
| Seth David | Davies | 292,000 |
| Ruben | Perceval | 241,500 |
| Tony | Dunst | 232,000 |
Some of the big stacks:
-
- Zheng Wei
-
- Antonio Esfandiari
-
- Ivan Fazal Karim
-
- Samuel Bisrat Tsehai
-
- Rodney Ramalho
-
- David Quang
-
- Khaly Dang
-
- Damjan Radanov
-
- Joel Miller
-
- Jason Lavallee
-
- Josue Sauvageau
-
- Raymond Latinsky
-
- Ruben Perceval
