Another flight of the Grand Prix Canada is in the books as Day 1D has recently come to a close. Of the 131 that started the night, 14 players bagged a stack onto Day 2, collecting a prize of $400 along the way. They will join the other qualifiers on Sunday as they compete for the lion-share of the $500,000 guaranteed prize-pool.
The biggest stack of the flight belongs to Karim Abdelhamid, who turned his 30,000 starting stack into an impressive 747,200. This places him in the top 3 stacks overall thus far. Mathieu Ducharme (642,500) and Dominic Chagon (500,400) also broke the half a million mark. Below are the counts from Day 1D of the Grand Prix Canada.
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| First Name | Prénom | Last Name | Nom | Stack | Tapis |
|---|---|---|
| Karim | Abdelhamid | 747,200 |
| Mathieu | Ducharme | 642,500 |
| Dominic | Chagnon | 500,400 |
| Levon | Dedeyan | 340,700 |
| Marc | Guerbilsky | 323,900 |
| Franco | Sicondolfi | 283,700 |
| Ghislain | Bissonnette | 243,800 |
| Michel | Leblanc | 242,600 |
| Sofiane | Boulila | 158,300 |
| Natalya | Goldis | 156,200 |
| Nadir | Lalji | 105,200 |
| Daniel | Leduc | 82,100 |
| Brian | Morgan | 65,100 |
| Jean-Philippe | Leclerc | 31,000 |