During the last break we were able to get counts for the remaining 6 players, and what it suggests is that the end of this tournament could easily come relatively quickly. Duhamel is the current leader, but he and Finger have been trading the lead since the last few levels yesterday, so this is not a new dynamic.

First Name | Prénom	Last Name | Nom	Seat | Siège	Stack | Tapis
Ryan	Yu	Seat 1	196,000
Jonathan	Duhamel	Seat 2	981,000
Thomas	Lefort	Seat 4	104,000
Oren	Haziza	Seat 6	201,000
Bronson	Tran	Seat 7	105,000
Martin	Finger	Seat 9	741,000

Here is the 10-handed final table in the Playground Poker Spring Classic Second Chance event.

First Name | Prénom	Last Name | Nom	Seat | Siège
Ryan	Yu	Seat 1
Jonathan	Duhamel	Seat 2
Barry	Kruger	Seat 3
Thomas	Lefort	Seat 4
Alexander	Villa	Seat 5
Oren	Haziza	Seat 6
Bronson	Tran	Seat 7
Harpreet Singh	Gill	Seat 8
Jacob	Snider	Seat 9
Martin	Finger	Seat 10

Since the final table came together there have been fewer than 10 hands played – but there have already been four eliminations. Harpreet Singh Gill, Barry Kruger and Jacob Snider have all been sent to the Tournament Desk to pick up payout coupons.

7th place: Alexander Villa, $8,210.00

8th place: Hapreet Singh Gill, $7,180.00

9th place: Jacob Snider, $6,500.00

10th place: Barry Kruger, $5,950.00

After just 2 hands, Frank Szelelpcsenyi got it in holding a solid , only to find chip leader Martin Finger left to act behind him holding . The board ran out cleanly for the Kings and Frank hit the rail.

This also brought the end of hand for hand play. Jacob Snider was moved to balance the tables and play continued. It was just a one or two hands later that short-stacked Feizal Satchu was eliminated in 12th place and the first to cash in the tournament.

On the other table, immediately after Feizal went out, so did David Valcourt-Dubé, and the tournament was down to 10 players – the final table.

11th place: David Valcourt-Dubé, $5,540.00

12th place: Feizal Satchu, $5,130.00