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    WPT Montreal 2018

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      • Event #1: $500 + $50 WPT500
      • Event #2: $5,000 + $300 Main Event
      • Event #3: $1,500 + $150 WPTDeepStacks
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    Argue still leading at the second break

    • Level: 7
    • Small Blind: 300
    • Big Blind: 500
    • BB Ante: 500
    • Chip Average: 41K
    • Remaining: 47
    • Entries: 68

    2018/11/01 | 22:27 by Playground Poker

    After six 40-minute rounds, we are now up to a total of 68 entries (including 4 re-entries) in the second Day 1 flight of our WPT DeepStacks tournament. At this point there remain 47 players still at their seats, all vying for the $1,000,000 guaranteed prize pool.

    So far the chip leader remains Trevor Argue, joined only by one other player at the top of the heap, Ian Tang. Don’t forget, there is still plenty of time left to register for this tournament, as registration only closes at 12:30am tonight!

    First Name | PrénomLast Name | NomStack | Tapis
    TrevorArgue143,400
    Ian Tang124,700

    Final moments of play for Day 2

    • Level: 17
    • Small Blind: 3K
    • Big Blind: 5K
    • BB Ante: 5K
    • Chip Average: 226K
    • Remaining: 140
    • Entries: 792

    2018/11/01 | 22:23 by Playground Poker

    Less than 20 minutes remain in Day 2 of the WPT Montreal, and the last few hands are being completed before the surviving players bag and tag their chips onto Day 3. The board currently shows 140 runners remaining, of which 103 will secure a payout once we reach the money tomorrow.

    All in call pays off

    • Level: 6
    • Small Blind: 200
    • Big Blind: 400
    • BB Ante: 400
    • Chip Average: 42K
    • Remaining: 47
    • Entries: 65

    2018/11/01 | 22:06 by Playground Poker

    On table 87 we just witnessed an all in by Martin Dyotte. When we arrived at the table, the cards had already been dealt, and the only thing we were waiting for was his oponent’s Noy U’s decision.

    Board: 3 of Spades 9 of Spades Jack of Clubs 10 of Clubs 6 of Spades

    The decision was easy for Noy, and when Martin flipped over his Ace of Hearts King of Spades, it was easy to see why. Noy had caught the nut flush on the river Ace of Spades 9 of Spades, and he doubled up to 65,000.

     

    Guay back in the lead at the last break of Day 2

    • Level: 17
    • Small Blind: 3K
    • Big Blind: 5K
    • BB Ante: 5K
    • Chip Average: 204K
    • Remaining: 155
    • Entries: 792

    2018/11/01 | 21:45 by Playground Poker

    David Guay has regained the top spot on the leaderboard heading into the last level of play, after meticulously extracting some value from Steven Tripp when he flopped two-pairs. 155 players remain heading into the last hour of play, with the current top ten stacks listed below.

    First Name | PrénomLast Name | NomStack | Tapis
    DavidGuay725,000
    GuillaumeNolet640,000
    StevenTripp636,000
    GarrettDansereau601,000
    JasonMangold582,000
    Nghi VanTran572,000
    SorelMizzi563,000
    PatrickSerda536,000
    Pierre-PaulPaulin505,000
    MarkBradley480,000

    Players test each other in level 5

    • Level: 5
    • Small Blind: 200
    • Big Blind: 300
    • BB Ante: 300
    • Chip Average: 38K
    • Remaining: 48
    • Entries: 61

    2018/11/01 | 21:17 by Playground Poker

    As the today’s WPT DeepStacks Day 1B continues, players continue to test each others’ mettle, pushing and prodding to see what kind of pressures delivers the best results.

    On table 77, the battle has continued in this fashion, with the result being that very often a player will win the hand without having to expose their cards. The most recent example of that occurred just a few minutes ago, as Steven Martin successfully pushed out Ajay Chabra.

    With a pot of about 8,000 in play and the board showing 8 of Spades 2 of Diamonds 2 of Hearts, Steven shoved all in for 25,000, winning himself the hand. And just a few hands prior to that at the same table, it was Bradley Coultas that pulled the same trick on Steven and another player, Richard Blom.

    In that case, the board showed a 9 of Diamonds 3 of Diamonds 7 of Hearts, leading to an initial bet of 1,500 by Bradley. It was called by Steven and Richard, and a Jack of Spades came down on the turn. The table proceeded to check all the way around and the river came a 3 of Hearts. All it took was a sizeable bet of 6,000 by Bradley to push Steven and Richard out of the hand.

    Once again, no one had an opportunity to see the winner’s cards. Perhaps next hand we will!

    Douglas James leads the way through the WPTDeepStacks Day 1A

    2018/11/01 | 21:12 by Playground Poker

    The first of five Live WPTDeepStacks flights has officially come to a close with 41 players qualifying for Day 2 action. Today’s Day 1A chip leader was Douglas James with 250,000 chips. He is followed closely behind by Yuan Li with 241,500.

    Through 9 levels of late registration, there were 157 entries (including 27 re-entries). The players that remain after the full 12 levels of play are the first qualifiers for Day 2 action. There are still three more “regular” Day 1 flights remaining including Day 1B, on now, plus one Turbo Day 1.

    Today’s qualifiers will return for Day 2 action at 12:00pm on Saturday.

    View the WPTDeepStacks Day 1 Combined Results page.

     

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