Shortly after Kevin Bergeron’s elimination, Tzu Sheng Huang was the next to hit the rail.

His final hand came in a battle of the blinds against Mathyeu Provost. After the action folded to him, Provost moved all in from his small blind. Huang peeled his cards to see , slowly lifting them in the air as he advised Provost that he was being slowrolled, eventually dropping the Big Slick on the felt along with a handful of chips. Provost tabled his , as both players waited to see the board with bated breath. In keeping with the theme of the final table, it proved to be Provost’s board, as it ran out , giving Provost the win with a pair of sixes.

Huang will pocket $70,233 and a WPT Montreal Main Event entry for his final table appearance.