With a board of 
, Shijaudin Daud Sha moved all-in and was called by Jennifer Brooks. The two had pretty even stacks. The 
fell on the river and Brooks' 
gave her a set of eights, good enough to win the pot.
After cutting down both stacks, it was determined Brooks had Sha slightly out chipped.
When the final eight players reached the final table, they came to an agreement to pay the bubble. Each person put up $20, creating an eight-place prize of $160.
In a 5-card Omaha hand, Patrick St-Onge moved all-in for his last 20,000 preflop and received three callers, including Vasilios Sklavounos. The three players checked down a board of 
. Sklavounos fired out a bet of 20,500 and the other two folded. Sklavounos tabled 
for his best two cards and it was enough to eliminated St-Onge.
The remaining 12 players have entered Level 13. Blinds have increased to 2k/4k with an average stack of 80,000.
During a pot-limit Omaha hand, Vasilios Sklavounos moved all-in for his last 24,500 on a 
board. He was called by one opponent and their hands were tabled.
Sklavounos: 
Opponent: 
The board ran out 
and Sklavounos faded to score the double up.
With a total of 64 entries, the prize pool closed at $6,208. The top seven positions will make the money with the eventual champion earning a first-place prize of $2,038. Here is the payout breakdown:
| Place | Prize (CAD) |
|---|---|
| 1 | $2,038 |
| 2 | $1,410 |
| 3 | $990 |
| 4 | $700 |
| 5 | $490 |
| 6 | $340 |
| 7 | $240 |
The remaining 25 players are back from break and Level 10 has begun. Blinds have increased to 800/1.6k with an average stack of 38,400.
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