Andre Dupuis watched his stack slowly dwindle orbit after orbit, until he finally was left with only around 5 big blinds. Sitting in the big blind position, he was faced with an all-in from Mathieu Fontaine Raposo in the small blind. He figured this might be his best chance to go heads-up with two live cards, and made the call holding , unfortunately for him his hand was dominated by the of his opponent.

With no help on the board, Andre was eliminated in 9th place.

9th place: Andre Dupuis – $2,100

Andre Dupuis

Theo Psihogios was all-in in back-to-back hands, but couldn’t find the double-up he much needed as the short stack on this final table.

On the first hand, he pushed in an unopened pot with , and chopped the pot versus .

The very next hand, he 3bet all-in for 485,000 after an open to 250,000 from Nick-Real Seide, and the two players went heads-up to action.

Theo:
Nick:

Nick connected with the board just in time to score the knockout, as he paired his ace on the river with a board showing , ending Theo’s run in 10th place.

A minor adjustment was made once players arrived at the final table, as they agreed to pull $400 out from first to award $2,000 total to the eventual 10th place finisher.

10th place: Theo Psihogios – $2,000

Theo Psihogios

Eric Boire was grinding a short stack for some time now, and most of his all-in shoves made it through uncalled. On this last hand however, his utg all-in for 510,000 found some action, as Name Withheld isolated from the small blind.

Eric:

Name:

It was definitely an action flop, as Eric picked up a flush draw, while Name flopped a set, however it was all but over by the turn, as the board ran .

The All-Stars for Starlight tournament has now reached it’s final table of ten players!

11th place: Eric Boire – $1,600

Eric Boire

Mathieu Fontaine Raposo opened his button to 220,000, and Devon Bestard opted to move in for his last 920,000 from the big blind. Mathieu made the quick call, and players tabled their hands:

Mathieu:
Devon:

Board:

Devon couldn’t overcome his opponents cowboys, and found his way to the cashiers to collect his 12th place prize. We are now but one elimination away form our final table of 10 players.

12th place: Devon Bestard – $1,600

Devon Bestard

One can not say there has been a lack of action here in Day 3 of the All-Stars for Starlight, as we’ve already lost 17 of the 30 players that started the night just two hours ago.

Andre Vezina was eliminated in 16th place, while Alberto Scuderi fell into the trap of Mathieu Fontaine Raposo to place in 15th. Moments later we lost David Bolduc Hamel, as his chips were claimed by the monster stack of Nick-Real Seide.

Kosta Papa, the chip leader to start the day, was the next to go, as his AK ran into the AA of Mathieu Fontaine Raposo, who now joins the chip leaders.

There will be a break in around 20 minutes, and during this time we will bring a full update on all the stacks still in play.

13th place: Kosta Papa – $1,300

Kosta Papa

14th place: David Bolduc Hamel – $1,300

David Bolduc Hamel

15th place: Alberto Scuderi – $1,300

Alberto Scuderi

16th place: Andre Vezina – $1,050

Andre Vezina