Some tables have more action than others. As we were passing by table 98 we witnessed a masterclass in the fine art of checking. With five players limping in to see the flop, not only did the check the turn as a table, they also checked the river together.
Board: 
Somewhat appropriately, the winning hand was the rarely-played 
. The winner of this hand was Victor Ramdin, seen here being congratulated by his neighbor on his victory.
Amir Babakhani delivered two big hits to Quentin Siffledeen, ending his Main Event in 22nd place for $30,500.
In the first hand, Amir moved in from the small blind for around 500,000 and found the call from Quentin in the big blind. Amir tabled 
and found the double-up through 
on a 
board.
A few hands later the two clashed in a hand preflop leading to Quentin’s elimination. This time Amir was holding 
, and his pair held for the win versus 
on a 
board.
As we enter level 5, we wanted to share some more photos of our esteemed competitors for today’s WPTDeepStacks $1500 + $150 event. So far we have 209 entries (including 18 re-entries), so the field is still growing.
And don’t forget there is still a little less than 4 hours before tonight’s registration deadline closes, occurring just after 12:30am. Come on down to Playground and join the fun, there’s plenty of time left to stake your claim for the $1,000,000 guaranteed prize pool for this event.
Jared Griener just made his exit from the WPT Montreal Main Event after running his 
into the 
of Sorel Mizzi pre-flop. Once the 
board was drawn out, Jared congratulated everyone at the table and went to the cashiers to collect his $30,500 prize.
The WPT Montreal has reached the final 3 tables, bringing on a full seating redraw. The table below includes the new seating assignments. Another redraw will take place when the field reaches 16 players, and again at 9 players.
| First Name | Prénom | Last Name | Nom | Seat | Siège |
|---|---|---|
| Ema | Zajmovic | Table 20 - Seat 1 |
| Amir | Babakhani | Table 20 - Seat 2 |
| Quentin | Siffledeen | Table 20 - Seat 3 |
| Sorel | Mizzi | Table 20 - Seat 4 |
| Samantha | Cohen | Table 20 - Seat 5 |
| Jared | Griener | Table 20 - Seat 6 |
| David | Guay | Table 20 - Seat 7 |
| Jonathan | Little | Table 20 - Seat 8 |
| Michael | O'Sullivan | Table 24 - Seat 1 |
| Patrick | Serda | Table 24 - Seat 2 |
| Simon | Deadman | Table 24 - Seat 3 |
| Adam | Cader | Table 24 - Seat 4 |
| Kauvsegan | Eham | Table 24 - Seat 5 |
| Pierre-Paul | Paulin | Table 24 - Seat 6 |
| Jean-Serge | Baril | Table 24 - Seat 7 |
| Santiago | Plante | Table 24 - Seat 8 |
| Nektarios | Papadedes | Table 24 - Seat 1 |
| David | Thompson | Table 24 - Seat 2 |
| Brent | Roberts | Table 24 - Seat 3 |
| Kliment | Tarmako | Table 24 - Seat 5 |
| Mike | Leah | Table 24 - Seat 6 |
| Upeshka | De Silva | Table 24 - Seat 7 |
| Jack | Gong | Table 24 - Seat 8 |
After three 40-minute levels the players have taken their first break of the evening. Head and shoulders above the rest, Jamie Sequeira has over 100,000 chips, the only player so far to reach that threshold.
However, it is still early! Registration for today’s second-to-last WPTDeepStacks Day 1 flight is open until 12:30am, so come on down to Playground and test your mettle against the
| First Name | Prénom | Last Name | Nom | Stack | Tapis |
|---|---|---|
| Jamie | Sequeira | 128,300 |
| Jose | De La Cruz | 95,300 |
| Daniel | Dubeau | 82,200 |
| Piotr | Siwiec | 87,800 |
| Dean | Murphy | 80,400 |
| Dennis | Zollo | 77,300 |
