2016 Playground Poker Club World Cup of Cards

NL Hold'em Quantum
Event Info
2016 Playground Poker Club World Cup of Cards
Final Results
Winner
Winning Hand
7x7x
Prize
50,000 CAD
Event Info
Buy-in
2,050 CAD
Prize Pool
200,000 CAD
Entries
1,023
Players Left 1 / 1,023
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NL Hold'em Quantum

Day 1j Started

Last Chance to Play Your Way into Playground Poker's Quantum No-Limit Hold Em Tournament

Today is the last of ten starting flights for Event #1 of the World Cup of Cards. The Quantum No-Limit Hold em tournament kicked off the WCC at Playground Poker Club back on August 17. Today, the buy-in is $250 and each player that qualifies will take home $400. If a player is bagging for the second time, they get $1,500 extra.

The field should be big tonight, since the only other way to get into Day 2 of the Quantum after this flight is to direct buy-in to Day 2. That will cost you $2,200 and you'll start with 150,000.

[Removed:105] is the man to catch with 399,100. He bagged that back in the first starting flight.

The first ten levels are 20 minutes, the next ten are 30, and the remaining levels are 40 until only two players remain.

The action starts at 7p.m.

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Catching Up With the Top of the Tournament Leaderboard

[Removed:533] and Jason Conforti are in the field with 43 left. Despite being the top of the leaderboard and playing several of the flights, neither of them has earned a seat in Day 2 of the Quantum.

They are the top two of the leaderboard and extended their lead on Joey Boczek, who is currently in third. As the tournament series winds down, a place in Day 2 of the Quantum may prove the difference between winning the $8,000 Tournament Leaderboard Carribean Package and finishing second.

Player Chips Progress
Profile photo of Jason Conforti
Jason Conforti
56,000
56,000
56,000
Profile photo of [Removed:533]
[Removed:533]
39,500
39,500
39,500

Deering and Leveqsue Looking For Another $1,500

Timothy Deering and Alain Levesque are two of the handful of people who have already cashed twice in the Quantum and they are looking to do it again.

Daniel Le and Ben Menache are all still in the field and looking for their first $1,500 and second Day 2 qualification.

Player Chips Progress
Profile photo of Timothy Deering
Timothy Deering
108,000
116,200
116,200
Profile photo of Daniel Le ca
Daniel Le
106,000
162,200
162,200
Profile photo of Alain Louis Levesque
Alain Louis Levesque
105,600
3,600
3,600
Profile photo of Ben Menache
Ben Menache
57,000
57,000
57,000

End of Day 1j Counts (full)

Player Chips Progress
Profile photo of Mike Lafable
Mike Lafable
364,800
Profile photo of Shane Brotherwood ca
Shane Brotherwood
281,700
Profile photo of Charan Malhotra
Charan Malhotra
228,000
Profile photo of Sinisa Stajic
Sinisa Stajic
224,000
Profile photo of Timothy Deering
Timothy Deering
195,300
87,300
87,300
Profile photo of Johnathan Neil Hansmeyer
Johnathan Neil Hansmeyer
147,500
Profile photo of Danny Freitas ca
Danny Freitas
139,100
Profile photo of Daniel Le ca
Daniel Le
128,900
22,900
22,900
Profile photo of Mehdi M
Mehdi M
110,900
110,900
110,900
Profile photo of Alain Louis Levesque
Alain Louis Levesque
94,500
11,100
11,100
Profile photo of Illankumaran Kandiah
Illankumaran Kandiah
89,000
Profile photo of Giovanni Petrella
Giovanni Petrella
73,100
Profile photo of Ben Menache
Ben Menache
63,000
6,000
6,000
Profile photo of Paul Alan Swank
Paul Alan Swank
58,400
Profile photo of Isham Yamani
Isham Yamani
35,000

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