2016 Playground Poker Club World Cup of Cards

NL Hold'em Freeze
Day: 1
Event Info
2016 Playground Poker Club World Cup of Cards
Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
88
Prize
1,995 CAD
Event Info
Buy-in
100 CAD
Prize Pool
8,245 CAD
Total Entries
85
Players Left 1 / 85
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Final Table Seat Draw

1Matt Ranger126,000
2Jamal Stewart200,000
3Amir Majidi77,000
4Karam Saleh98,000
5Dave Jeanneau-Cyr191,000
6Ghislain Pigeon92,000
7Carrie Webster33,000
8Pierre-Luc Audet96,000
9Borislav Angelov121,000
10Glen Hammers246,000

Kuong Kuoch Bubbles Final Table

Jamal Stewart opened to 37,000 and Kuong Kuoch moved all-in for 62,000. Action folded around to Stewart and he made the call.

Stewart: {a-Diamonds}{q-Hearts}
Kuoch: {k-Hearts}{j-Hearts}

The board ran out {k-Diamonds}{3-Diamonds}{q-Diamonds}{7-Clubs}{9-Diamonds}, and though Kuoch hit a pair of kings on the flop, Stewart rivered a flush and the final table of 10 is set.

Tags: Kuong KuochJamal Stewart

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Final Table Bubble, Armorer Falls

Ian Armorer was put at risk preflop by Dave Jeanneau-Cyr. Cyr had Armorer covered and had the best hand with {10-Clubs}{10-Hearts}. Armorer needed help, turning over {k-Spades}{10-Spades}.

The board wouldn't help him improve, running out {7-Hearts}{7-Clubs}{6-Diamonds}{2-Spades}{3-Clubs}, leaving the event 11-handed.

Audet Doubles Through Kuoch

The pace of play is swift at the later stages of the event. There is an all-in almost every hand, as the average stack has slid below 10 big blinds.

Pierre-Luc Audet was the most recent player to get his stack in the middle. Kuong Kuoch shoved all-in from the small blind and Audet put himself at risk, calling out of the big blind.

Audet tabled a pocket pair of jacks, ahead of Kuoch's queen-seven. Audet's jacks held to score the double up.

Tags: Pierre-Luc AudetKuong Kuoch

Fawcett Falls in 16th, Audet the Benefactor

Ernest Fawcett open-shoved from middle position and Pierre-Luc Audet called in the big blind, having Fawcett covered.

Fawcett: {a-Hearts}{5-Clubs}
Audet: {7-Hearts}{7-Clubs}

Audet was ahead, needing to fade just an ace or running cards. The board ran out {8-Diamonds}{2-Clubs}{8-Spades}{2-Hearts}{10-Diamonds}, and Fawcett hit the rail, short of the money.

Tags: Pierre-Luc Audet

Final 20 Chip Counts at the Break (full)

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