Harry Chaimowiz just left the final table of the $250 Frenzy in 8th place, and he will take home $4,150. With the blinds at 50K/100K, there isn’t a lot of play left for the smaller stacks, and most hands are being played pre-flop. Sasan Mehrabian opened the action from early position and Chaimowiz went all in from the small blind. Mehrabian snap called and showed . Dejected, Chaimowiz tabled . The board offered no help to the jacks and the aces stood. The full board was .

Tanvir Ahmed just doubled up through Shaan Siddiqui when they got it all in before the flop. Ahmed was dominated with against Siddiqui’s , but he managed to flop a royal flush draw on , and made a flush on the turn thanks to the which was followed by the . Ahmed is now playing around 2.3 million in chips.

The players are currently on break at the final table. Here are the updated chip counts:

First Name	Last Name	Chip Count
Philippe	Oligny-Lauzon	1,710,000
Tanvir	Ahmed	980,000
Giancarlo	Santolin	910,000
Harry	Chaimowiz	1,120,000
Shailesh	Patel	5,980,000
Shaan	Siddiqui	3,215,000
Richard	Book	505,000
Sasan	Mehrabian	1,480,000

Rami Hammoud has just left the final table, eliminated in 9th place, and will take home $3,140. Hammoud was all in before the flop holding , but he ran into Sasan Mehrabian’s , and despite some help on the flop, the aces would not be cracked. The full board: .

 

Anthony Khoury was eliminated in 10th place and took home $2,420.

 

Louis-Charles Levros was eliminated in 12th place, good for $2,420. After folding down to less than five big blinds, Levros moved all in from late position with and was called by Shailesh Patel, in the big blind, with . The flop, , gave Levros lots of hope, but Patel had the lead with a pair. Patel managed to hang on as the turn, the , and river, the , offered no help to Levros who finished in 12th place.

 

Sebastien Brazeau was eliminated in 11th place, and he will also take home $2,420. Brazeau was all in before the flop and got a call from Tanvir Ahmed. It was a familiar tournament spot with middle pair up against two overs.

Brazeau:

Ahmed:

The flop was safe for the pair, but the turn gave Ahmed a lead that he would not relinquish. The runout was .

The final table has just started. Here is the lineup:

First Name | Prénom	Last Name | Nom	Seat | Siège
Rami	Hammoud	Table 40 - Seat 1
Philippe	Oligny-Lauzon	Table 40 - Seat 2
Tanvir	Ahmed	Table 40 - Seat 3
Giancarlo	Santolin	Table 40 - Seat 4
Harry	Chaimowiz	Table 40 - Seat 5
Shailesh	Patel	Table 40 - Seat 6
Anthony	Khoury	Table 40 - Seat 7
Shaan	Siddiqui	Table 40 - Seat 8
Richard	Book	Table 40 - Seat 9
Sasan	Mehrabian	Table 40 - Seat 10

 

Tony To was eliminated in 13th place from the $250 Frenzy. To became Shaan Siddiqui’s latest victim when he moved all in for his last 140K. With the blinds at 30K/60K, Siddiqui easily completed the call from the small blind. Hands were tabled to show pocket jacks for To and suited onnectors for Siddiqui.

To:

Siddiqui:

To knew he was in for a sweat when he saw the flop: . The turn brought a blank, the , but the river sealed To’s fate when the appeared.  The flush and straight draws were too much for To to dodge, and he hit the rail in 13th place, which will pay him $1,990.

Jean-Francois Bouchard was eliminated in 14th, which also paid $1,990.

 

Shaan Siddiqui is the current chip leader here in Day 3 of the $250 Frenzy. Siddiqui, who had a big stack before play began, eliminated Yonathan Moryoussef on one of the first hands of the evening to take a convincing chip lead over the field. Since then, Siddiqui has been relentlessly opening pots and stealing blinds. He also took a big pot of Tanvir Ahmed in the early going when he rivered a nut flush and had his 400K bet called by Ahmed, who was holding the second nuts. Siddiqui is now playing more than 4,500,00 in chips.