The final table has come together, with just nine players remaining in contention for the trophy, the title and $400,000!
Patrick Serda is fresh off a major online win after scooping the $10K WCOOP High Roller for $470,000 USD and is currently the chip leader with 164,300,000 with his sights set on the $400,000 CAD up top.
Mike Leah is still in contention, but is the second-shortest stack and looking to double up right away.
Here is a look at how the final table stacks up:
Seat
Player Name
Country
Chip Count
1
Maurizio Lo Russo
Canada
143,300,000
2
Joel Giguere
Canada
130,500,000
3
Julian Volpe
Canada
54,700,000
4
Mike Leah
Canada
41,500,000
5
Kevin Rivest
Canada
59,900,000
6
Patrick Serda
Canada
164,300,000
7
Daren Keyes
Canada
65,400,000
8
Sean Gomez
Canada
24,300,000
9
Sebastian Labbe
Canada
147,400,000
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Ema Zajmovic limped in from the small blind and Kevin Rivest moved all-in from the big blind. Zajmovic snap-called.
Zajmovic was at risk with , flipping against Rivest's .
The flop came and Zajmovic paired her king, but Rivest also flopped a set. The turn was the and Zajmovic was drawing to the on the river to give Rivest quads.
The first female to win a World Poker Tour title has hit the rail in 11th place, taking home $16,000 for her deep run today.
After doubling up Ema Zajmovic just a couple hands before, Johanssy Joseph tangled with chip leader Sebastien Labbe in a big pot.
With a board in front of them, Labbe bet 5.4 million and then called a raise to 13 million from Joseph.
The fell on the river and Labbe moved all in, sending Joseph into the tank. A call would be for his tournament life. A few moments went by and eventually, Joseph slammed down a stack of chips, making the call.
Labbe turned over for a straight and Joseph was forced to muck his for a set, busting in 12th place.
Chanracy Khun moved all in from under the gun for his last 17,200,000 and action moved to Daren Keyes in the cutoff. He moved all-in over the top for about 50,000,000 and got no side action.
Khun tabled , well behind Keyes' .
The board ran out and Khun was eliminated in 13th place for $14,000.
Action folded to Shawn Daigle in the hijack and he moved all-in for 19,000. Chip leader Sebastien Labbe was in the small blind and tossed in a single chip to call, prompting the big blind to get out of the way.
Daigle tabled , flipping against Labbe's .
The flop came and Labbe slid into the lead with two pair kings and threes. The turn was the and the river was the to send Daigle to the rail and add more chips to Labbe's monstrous stack.
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pairing Serda's ace and sending Beaulieu to the payout desk in 10th place.
, flipping against Rivest's 
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and Zajmovic paired her king, but Rivest also flopped a set. The turn was the 
and Zajmovic was drawing to the 
fell on the river and Labbe moved all in, sending Joseph into the tank. A call would be for his tournament life. A few moments went by and eventually, Joseph slammed down a stack of chips, making the call. 
for a straight and Joseph was forced to muck his 
for a set, busting in 12th place.
, well behind Keyes' 
and Khun was eliminated in 13th place for $14,000.
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to send Daigle to the rail and add more chips to Labbe's monstrous stack.
