There are three players that have separated from the crowd – and two of them are at the same table.
- Dan Vigderhous: 72,350 chips
- Line St-Pierre: 69,425 chips
- Leo Hackenbroch: 51,625 chips
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There are three players that have separated from the crowd – and two of them are at the same table.
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There were a total of 47 entries and 10 rebuys in tonight’s PLO tournament, and even this early in the tourney there are two players who have taken a bit of a lead on the field.
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Following an open to 25,000 from Nicolas Aubut from middle position, Jeremie Bilodeau pulled the trigger for 118,000 from the button. Nicolas threw in some calling chips, and they went to battle heads-up.
Nicolas:
Jeremie:
Jeremie didn’t find any help on the
board, and was sent to the cashiers in 8th place.
8th place: Jeremie Bilodeau – $2,200.00
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While the tournament staff was racing off the T500 chips, we took the time to bring an update on the chip counts of the remaining 8 players.
Here is the current chip distribution, entering level 21:
First Name | Last Name | Seat | Stack |
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Mike | Lafable | Seat 6 | 548,000 |
Shaan | Siddiqui | Seat 2 | 520,000 |
Riyaz | Abdulla | Seat 7 | 473,000 |
Ali | Jouni | Seat 9 | 464,000 |
Viken | Artinian | Seat 4 | 376,000 |
Todd | Pierce | Seat 3 | 337,000 |
Nicolas | Aubut | Seat 8 | 324,000 |
Jeremie | Bilodeau | Seat 1 | 255,000 |
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Action blew up on the turn in a hand between Mike Lafable and Zheng Wei. With only a few big blinds in the pot and heaps behind, the two players found themselves with all their chips in the middle with one card to come.
Board (when players went all-in):
Mike:
Zheng:
Mike and his two pair were trailing the made straight of Zheng, however the river changed everything as he improved his hand to a full house, and scored his second elimination on this final table.
9th place: Zheng Wei – $1,670.00
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On the fourth hand on this final table, action folded around to short-stacked Guillaume Laroche, who moved all-in for 65,000 from the small blind. Mike Lafable made a quick call from the big blinds, and the two were flipping for the pot.
Mike:
Guillaume:
It was all but over for Guillaume after Mike flopped a full house, as the
board was not very kind to the pair of sevens.
10th place: Guillaume Laroche – $1,260.00
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Event 10 has reached its final table, and with that the blinds have now increased to 40-minute levels. There will be a break in roughly 25 minutes, at which point we will bring an update on full chip counts.
Here are the ten finalists:
First Name | Last Name | Seat |
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Jeremie | Bilodeau | Seat 1 |
Shaan | Siddiqui | Seat 2 |
Todd | Pierce | Seat 3 |
Viken | Artinian | Seat 4 |
Guillaume | Laroche | Seat 5 |
Mike | Lafable | Seat 6 |
Riyaz | Abdulla | Seat 7 |
Nicolas | Aubut | Seat 8 |
Ali | Jouni | Seat 9 |
Zheng | Wei | Seat 10 |
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Yaseen Siddiqui flopped an open-ended straight draw, and decided this was his time to try and run his rather short stack up. Viken was sitting at the other end of the table with
and made the call to put his opponent at risk.
Yaseen tabled
on a
flop, and wasn’t able to improve enough for the win with the running
. He was eliminated one spot away from sharing a final table with his brother Shaan Siddiqui, who is amongst the leaders of the final 10 players.
11th place: Yaseen Saddiqui – $1,260.00
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