Don't Miss the partypoker.net WPT Montreal Main Event from November 13-19

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The World Poker Tour is currently at the Playground Poker Club for the partypoker.net WPT Montreal festival, which runs now through November 19th. The stop features 16 different events, with the highlight being the (CAD) $3,500 + 350 Main Event from November 13-19.

The WPT Montreal Main Event features three starting flights, with Day 1a kicking off at 11 a.m. on Friday November 13th. Days 1b and 1c will take place at the same time on Saturday and Sunday respectively. The tournament is a "next-day reentry," meaning players who bust one starting flight are free to buy into the others. What's more, players can play multiple starting flights, and if they're fortunate enough to survive more than one, they'll take their biggest stack into Day 2.

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What's more, the PokerNews Live Reporting team will be on hand to capture all the action from the partypoker.net WPT Montreal Main Event, and players will have the opportunity to use the MyStack app to update their hands and chip counts straight into the live blog.

To download the MyStack app absolutely free on either Apple or Android, click here.

The Main Event final table will be recorded for television, but will also be available to poker fans via a live stream (cards down, with commentary). The winner of the Main Event will also qualify for the recently announced "Tournament of Champions," which will replace the WPT Championship at the end of the season.

The capacity for this event is 150 players on Day 1a, 250 players on Day 1b, and 400 players on Day 1c. If the limit is reached on any Day 1, alternates will be allowed to register for the event and take their seat if and when space permits before the end of the late registration period. Late registration is open until the end of the dinner break following Level 6 of each Day 1.

Of course the Playground Poker Club will be hosting several satellites into the Main Event:

Main Event Live Satellites

DateTimeFormatBuy-InGuarantee
Thursday November 5th8:00pmReentry$385 + $352 seats guaranteed
Sunday November 8th8:00pmReentry$385 + $353 seats guaranteed
Thursday November 12th12:00pmReentry$135 + $152 seats guaranteed
Thursday November 12th4:00pmTurbo Re-entry$135 + $152 seats guaranteed
Thursday November 12th7:30pmReentry$385 + $3520 seats guaranteed
Friday November 13th7:30pmTurbo Reentry$385 + $355 seats guaranteed
Saturday November 14th7:30pmTurbo Reentry$385 + $355 seats guaranteed

The Playground Poker Club is located in in Kahnawake, Quebec, which is located just minutes away from downtown Montreal across the Mercier Bridge. Here are the best ways to get there according to the venue:

  • Air: Fly to Pierre Elliot Trudeau Airport, served by most major airlines. The airport code is YUL.
  • Train: Montreal is served by daily service on Amtrak (from New York City) and [*]VIA Rail (from Canadian cities). The train station is named Gare Centrale.
  • Car: To drive to Montreal from New York State, Western Connecticut, New Jersey, and other points South and West, the best route is to travel to I-87 North and continue on Autoroute 15 North once you cross the border into Quebec.

For more information on the stop, click here.

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