Day 2 of the WPT Montreal Main Event is now in the books, and 130 players will return to action tomorrow for Day 3. We should expect to reach the money-bubble somewhere in the first levels of the day, as only 27 eliminations separates the players from securing a payout.

David Guay closed the day as the chip leader, bagging 848,000 chips for Day 3. His stack is closely rivalled by Jason Mangold (757,000) and Brent Roberts (719,000). Full counts as well as seating assignments will be published shortly.

Cards for Day 3 will be in air at 12pm sharp, and you can follow the action on our Playground Poker Blog.

See you tomorrow!

Photographs from level 17:

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.

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.

Photographs from level 16:

With the end of level 15 just moments away, the players in the WPT Montreal Main Event are nearing the end of their Day 2, as only 2 more levels remain after this one. The eliminations are starting to slow down as the payouts begin to approach. The top 103 players will secure themselves a prize of at least $11,400, however the bubble will realistically not be reached until tomorrow.

Photographs from level 15:

The WPT Montreal Main Event has returned to action after a 45 minute dinner break, and play is now underway in level 15 with 3 levels to go before the end of Day 2.