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NL Hold'em Quantum
Day 1d Completed
2016 Playground Poker Club World Cup of Cards
NL Hold'em Quantum
Day: 1d
Event Info
2016 Playground Poker Club World Cup of Cards
Final Results
Event Info
Buy-in
2,050 CAD
Prize Pool
200,000 CAD
Total Entries
1,023
Players Left 1 / 1,023
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Day 1d of the World Cup of Cards Event #1: NL Hold'em Quantum is complete. Tuesday evening's flight attracted another 56 entries to Playground Poker Club in Kahnawake, QC. This was the fourth of ten starting flights for the $200,000 guaranteed event.
The unique event features multiple buy-in levels with a different percentage making Day 2 for each. Day 1d had an entry fee of $250 with 10% of the field moving on. There were six spots up for grabs, each receiving a $400 bonus for qualifying.
Heading into the final table the two chip leaders, [Removed:528] and David Cadoche, had both previously qualified for Day 2, each bagging stacks on Day 1c. As a special reward, anyone who qualifies for Day 2 multiple times will receive a $1,500 bonus for each stack they forfeit, in addition to the $400 prize.
Both [Removed:529] and Cadoche would be successful in their attempt and walked away Tuesday night with $1,900. Having already bagged a top stack, [Removed:529] was unable to improve but will remain among the leaders heading into Day 2. Cadoche, on the other hand almost tripled his previous stack making a huge improvement.
Kyle Janisse ended play with the biggest stack, bagging just under 300,000. Through four flights, Janisse sits in the top five overall. Here is how the Day 1d survivors stacked up:
| Name | Chip Count |
|---|---|
| Kyle Janisse | 293,500 |
| David Cadoche | 163,500 |
| [Removed:528] | 140,500 |
| Cristian Radita | 118,500 |
| Fraser Swidler | 91,000 |
| Louis-Patrick Levros | 33,000 |
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Kyle Janisse opened to 15,000, and Romain Briand shoved all-in. Action folded back around to Janisse who snap-called.
Janisse: 
Briand: 
The board ran out 
and Briand was unable to improve, busting in seventh, failing to qualify for Day 2.
The remaining seven players are on a 15-minute break. Both [Removed:528] and David Cadoche are still in the mix. Each will earn a bonus $1,500 tonight if they qualify for Day 2. Both survived Day 1c to qualify a stack.
[Removed:528] is 5 eliminations away from being the first person to forfeit a Day 2 stack in the Quantum event.
[Removed:529] bagged the chip lead on Day 1c with 383,000, earning the $400 bonus. He is the chip leader here this evening with 11 players left, six of them making Day 2. If [Removed:529] holds on and qualifies again, he will take home $1,900 tonight.
As a special bonus to the $400 for qualifying, each stack a player forfeits gets an added $1,500 prize.
