Diana Shamshoum was eliminated in ninth place when she shoved 
and Bob T got it with 
. Bob T stayed ahead and eliminated Shamshoum.
The tournament started moving very quickly the last hour, Shamshoum was the chip leader with 14 left and 300,000 plus chips but ultimately finished in ninth place. Bob T is now the second largest stack, but still fairly behind Malcom Fraser, who is over 600,000.
Malcom Fraser is almost 300,000 ahead of the next closest player as the Seniors event breaks to one table.
Gilles Asselin finished in 12th place and took home CAD $440 and Buddy Villaluz was eliminated in 11th place, taking home CAD $470.
Shortly after losing an all in with 
and doubling up Stephen Wells, Buddy Villaluz got all in with 
against the of Medhat Ramzy.
The board ran out 
and Villaluz made a flush.
"I told you. Those were ace crackers," said Villaluz.
"What are you even doing here?" Medhat Ramzy said, "what are you like thirty nine."
"Fake i-d."
Meanwhile, Diana Shamshoum has an almost 200,000 chip lead over the rest of the field with 17 remaining.
Event #17 is filled with familiar faces that have already has success in other events here at the World Cup of Cards. Bob T already booked a win in the 5-Card PLO tournament earlier in the series. Rodney Hollett and Andy D'Alessandro also have final tables during this series.
There are currently 93 players entered in Event #17: Seniors No-Limit Hold em.
As the $500,000 Guarantee Canadian Grand Prix Day 2 field gets smaller, the World Cup of Cards keeps going strong with Event #17: $220 No-Limit Hold em Seniors Event.
This event is for ages 50+ and already has 33 players entered. The staff expects somewhere around 200 to enter. The tournament has a $20,000 Guarantee and players start with 20,000 stacks. Each level is 20 minutes and this is a one-day tournament.
The No-Limit Hold em Seniors event is event #17 of the World Cup of Cards. The WCC is a month-long tournament festival with buy ins from $109 to $5,000. PokerNews will be here throughout the festival, bringing you all the news, updates, and photos. Follow @pokernews on Twitter for live updates, Periscope broadcasts, and more. Also, follow PokerNews on Facebook and Instagram.
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