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    • WPT Montreal 2019
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      • Event #1: $500 + $50 WPT500
      • Event #2: $300 + $30 Freeze
      • Event #3: $200 + $20 Ladies
      • Event #4: $5,000 + $300 High Roller
      • Event #5: $3,000 + $300 Main Event
      • Event #6: $1,500 + $150 WPTDeepStacks
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    • Event #1: $500 + $50 WPT500
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    Last hour of late registration

    • Level: 7
    • Small Blind: 250
    • Big Blind: 500
    • BB Ante: 500
    • Chip Average: 42K
    • Remaining: 302
    • Entries: 425
    October 27, 2019 | 3:37pm | Playground

    The timer is ticking down on level 7, as Day 1F enters the last hour of late registration and re-entries.

    This flight has already put over 12 million in chips in play, with the help of 67 re-entries up to this point. There are still 308 players involved, out of 416 total entries. The early levels have been full of wild action, that put some huge three-bets and massive pots on display. Things will likely settle down following the end of the re-entry period, but they will only continue to heat up until then.

    Here is a look at the action from level 6:

    Sapra jumps out to the early lead

    • Level: 5
    • Small Blind: 175
    • Big Blind: 350
    • BB Ante: 350
    • Chip Average: 35.7K
    • Remaining: 308
    • Entries: 367
    October 27, 2019 | 2:31pm | Playground

    Play has just resumed in level 5, following the first break of the afternoon.

    New players and re-entries keep rolling in, putting over 11 million in chips in play so far. The field has been bolstered by 39 re-entries, which shows that the players are ready and willing to fire multiple bullets to set up a deep run in this event.

    The current chip leader, Jishant Sapra, had a great start to the day, running up a stack of nearly 400 big blinds.

    First Name | PrénomLast Name | NomStack | Tapis
    JishantSapra138,000
    LandenLucas123,500
    Marco Caza110,500
    SergioReschetnikov89,000
    Brian Huynh86,000

    Fast action in the early levels

    • Level: 4
    • Small Blind: 150
    • Big Blind: 300
    • BB Ante: 300
    • Chip Average: 34K
    • Remaining: 289
    • Entries: 331
    October 27, 2019 | 1:47pm | Playground

    Day 1F has just entered the fourth level of play, and the chips are flying. The players wasted no time getting off the starting line this afternoon, playing big pots right from the get go. The all-in cards were put to use early and often, resulting in 25 re-entries, and many more are sure to follow.

    There are still nearly 300 players in their seats, out of 331 total entries, competing for the nearly 10 million in chips in play. The late registration and re-entry period will be open until 4:30pm.

    Here is a look at the action from level 3:

    260 and counting

    • Level: 2
    • Small Blind: 100
    • Big Blind: 200
    • BB Ante: 200
    • Chip Average: 31K
    • Remaining: 257
    • Entries: 266
    October 27, 2019 | 1:01pm | Playground

    Day 1F has just entered its second level of play, and it has already collected over 260 entries. With 7.5 million in chips in play at this early stage, Day 1F is shaping up to be the largest starting flight yet. And with good reason because today is the last chance for players to take part in this event.

    The massive prize pool guarantee of $1,066,000 will ensure that many players walk away from this event with significant scores, along with a potentially life-changing cash for the eventual champion. Also, the top 20 finishers will receive entries to the $3,000 + $300 WPT Montreal Main Event. There is a lot of value to be had!

    Late registration and unlimited re-entries for Day 1F will be available until 4:30pm. The last two starting flights, Day 1G and Day 1H Turbo, run later today at 5:00pm and 10:00pm, respectively.

    Today is your last chance to get in on the WPT500!

    October 27, 2019 | 11:57am | Playground

    There are three starting flights on tap today, starting with Day 1F at 12:00pm. Day 1G runs at 5:00pm, and the final starting flight, Day 1H Turbo, starts tonight at 10:00pm.

    This massive event has already gathered 1,201 entries through five online flights and five live flights. So far, 169 players have advance stacks to Day 2, which will be held Monday, October 28 at 1:00pm. To see the combined Day 1 results, click here.

    Each starting flight of the WPT500 starts players with stacks of 30,000 in chips to play through as many 30-minute levels as needed to reduce the field to one in seven entries, at which point the players will bag their chips for Day 2. Each Day 1 will play 10-handed and move to 9-handed play as soon as possible.  

    The WPT500 is an unlimited re-entry event, with unlimited re-entries permitted until the beginning of the ninth level of play on each Day 1, which will arrive at 4:30pm on Day 1F. Players can enter multiple starting flights but only their largest stack can be used on Day 2; all other qualifying stacks will be forfeited, but players will receive the associated cash prize for any forfeited stacks. 

    Good luck to all!

    Ariane V. bags the lead in 1E

    October 27, 2019October 27, 2019 | 5:05am | Playground

    The turbo flight 1E attracted a total 57 entries (including 11 re-entries). In the end, eight players bagged chips to advance to Day 2, with Ariane V bagging the lead with 516,500 chips.

    The players will return to play Day 2 on Monday October 28 at 1:00pm. For a full list of Day 2 qualifiers, click here.

    There are three more starting flights for the WPT500. Day 1F runs tomorrow at noon, followed by Day 1G at 5:00pm and the turbo Day 1H at 10:00pm.

    25 players advance to Day 2 from flight 1D, Lem bags the lead

    October 27, 2019October 27, 2019 | 4:38am | Playground

    Day 1D saw 178 players battle it out on the felt looking to bag for Day 2. The top 25 bagged and are now in the money. Tonight’s flight was full of great action. In the end, Soomnath Datta, who led the field for much of the evening, bagged the largest stack with 648,000 in chips. Sanford Tabin finished right behind him with 508,000, and Donald Lem bagged the third largest stack with 490,500 chips.

    As the tournament went hand for hand, two players were very short and both were keeping a close eye on each other. Finally, Alberto Melendez picked up a premium hand and moved all in for 22,500. Ian Monahoyios made the call, as did Dionald Lem. The flop came Ace of Spades 3 of Hearts King of Hearts and the action went check-check. On the turn came the Queen of Hearts. Monahoyios checked and Lem put in a bet of 6,000. Monahoyios assumed that it was a thin value bet and he folded. The hands were opened:

    Melendez: Jack of Clubs Jack of Spades
    Lem: Ace of Clubs Queen of Diamonds

    The river was the 2 of Clubs.

    Melendez had waited and waited for a hand that he could shove, but in the end, it wasn’t meant to be.

    The players will return to play Day 2 on Monday October 28th at 1:00pm. For a full list of Day 2 qualifiers, click here. (Tonight’s flight will be added to the list later on Sunday).

    There are three more starting flights for the WPT500. Day 1F runs tomorrow at noon, followed by Day 1G at 5:00pm and the turbo Day 1H at 10:00pm.

    Last hand of play
    Alberto Melendez
    Donald Lem

     

    Joseph Cheong chops with Savard

    • Level: 17
    • Small Blind: 2.5K
    • Big Blind: 5k
    • BB Ante: 5K
    • Chip Average: 100K
    • Remaining: 17
    • Entries: 57
    October 27, 2019October 27, 2019 | 2:39am | Playground

    Gregg Savard was getting short and decided to open shove to see if he could find a double up. Ron G. made the call, but then Joseph Cheuong raised it up to isolate. Ron G. let go, and the hands were tabled:

    Savard: Queen of Diamonds 7 of Diamonds
    Cheong: Ace of Hearts 8 of Spades

    The board ran out Jack of Clubs 10 of Diamonds Queen of Hearts 9 of Clubs 8 of Clubs. It was a chopped pot, which let Savard stay alive to see another flop. Ron G. laughed as he said “I folded a king, I would have won, dang.”

     

    Datta keeps the lead in the fourth break

    • Level: 16
    • Small Blind: 2K
    • Big Blind: 4K
    • BB Ante: 4K
    • Chip Average: 157K
    • Remaining: 34
    • Entries: 178
    October 27, 2019October 27, 2019 | 1:55am | Playground

    The players have just returned from the fourth break of the night, and Soomnath Datta maintains the lead sitting on 342,000. With 34 players still in contention and 25 bagging for Day 2, play will most probably begin to slow down as everyone in the room is looking to get their guaranteed min-cash and return to keep the dream alive.

    Here are the current leaders:

    First Name | PrénomLast Name | NomStack | Tapis
    SoomnathDatta342,000
    DonaldLem331,500
    IanMonahoyios309,500
    MichaelBrown288,000
    Soomnath Datta

    Set vs Set for Michael vs Michael

    • Level: 14
    • Small Blind: 1.2K
    • Big Blind: 2.5K
    • BB Ante: 2.5K
    • Chip Average: 121.3K
    • Remaining: 44
    • Entries: 178
    October 27, 2019October 27, 2019 | 1:27am | Playground

    Usually flopping a set is a good thing. But not always.

    With the blinds at 1,200/2,500, Michael Korovine opened under the gun to 6,000 and was called by his neighbour, Michael Brown.

    The flop came 7 of Hearts Jack of Clubs King of Hearts, and Korovine led out for 5,000. Brown raised it up to 15,000, only to have Korovine shove over top. Brown snap called.

    Korivine: 7 of Spades 7 of Diamonds
    Brown: King of Spades King of Diamonds

    Korovine thought he was in a great spot with a flopped set of sevens, but little did he know that Brown had flopped top set of kings! The turn was the 4 of Hearts and the river the 10 of Clubs. After losing the pot, Korovine was left with less than 1,000 in chips and busted out the next hand. A brutal flop, that’s for sure.

    Charette leads flight 1E at the first break

    • Level: 11
    • Small Blind: 600
    • Big Blind: 1.2K
    • BB Ante: 1.2K
    • Chip Average: 51.8k
    • Remaining: 33
    • Entries: 57
    October 27, 2019 | 1:11am | Playground

    The late registration and re-entry periods have come to a close and there were a total of 57 entries (including 11 re-entries). Play will continue until the field is down to eight players, all of whom will be in the money and bagging for Day 2.

    With the average stack sitting just over 50,000, Duff Charette has 151,800 chips to take the lead.

    Here are the top four stacks in play:

    First Name | PrénomLast Name | NomStack | Tapis
    DuffCharette151,800
    SrinivasGottiparthi143,900
    ArianeV.124,000
    GreggSavard122,800
    Duff Charette

    Datta on top of the field at the third break

    • Level: 13
    • Small Blind: 1k
    • Big Blind: 2K
    • BB Ante: 2K
    • Chip Average: 93.6K
    • Remaining: 58
    • Entries: 178
    October 27, 2019 | 12:33am | Playground

    There are still 58 players grinding away and with play ending once only 25 remain, there is still a lot of poker to be played.

    The chip average is now just over 90,000 and the leader is Soomnath Datta who has managed to build up a stack of 257,600. He is also the only player currently north of 200,000.

    Here are the current leaders:

    First Name | PrénomLast Name | NomStack | Tapis
    SoomnathDatta257,600
    IanMonahoyios194,200
    HugoAmaral Soares173,900
    FrederickMoss164,900
    NicolasMajdalani150,600
    DonaldLem147,500
    GabrielJureidini139,100
    MehdiBadreddine138,200
    Soomnath Datta
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