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WPT National Montreal
Day 1e Completed
2016 Playground Poker Club World Cup of Cards
WPT National Montreal
Day: 1e
Event Info
2016 Playground Poker Club World Cup of Cards
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
540 CAD
Prize Pool
427,945 CAD
Total Entries
817
Level
32
Blinds
75,000 / 150,000
Ante
25,000
Players Left 1 / 817
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Kevin Rivest was the chip leader for the majority of Day 1e. He finished the day with 325,000 after the last six eliminations flew to the rail almost faster than the tournament board could update the remaining players.
Rivest will take his stack into Day 2 on Wednesday. There are two more flights of WPT National Montreal tomorrow. The first is at 10 a.m. and the second is a turbo flight at 7 p.m.
So far, 25 players have booked their seats to Day 2. Benoit Beaulac is the largest stack so far with 648,000. He bagged that stack in the opening flight. So far, only Rodney Ramalho has cashed twice in this tournament, unfortunately he also failed to make Day 2 both times he cashed.
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Jason Mandanici-Turcot moved all-in preflop and Thomas Lefort called all-in putting himself at risk.
Lefort: 
Mandanici-Turcot: 
The final board of the night would be 
as Mandanici-Turcot paired his nine on the flop taking them down to the final four.
Richard Paradis put Daniel Hamelin at risk preflop with 
. Hamelin has 
and was slightly ahead.
Unfortunately Paradis would pair his king on the 
board busting Hamelin.
Kevin Rivest opened to 15,000, Thomas Lefort moved all-in, and Michael Noor called all-in for less. Rivest folded.
Lefort: 
Noor: 
A classic race was underway with Noor needing to fade the board to stay alive. The dealer patted the table delivering a 
board. Lefort made two pair, busting Noor.
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With about 40,000 in the pot already and a board reading 
, Martin Boucher moved all-in and was snap-called by Richard Paradis.
Paradis: 
Boucher: 
Paradis flopped huge with a set and it held through the 
turn and river.
Kevin Rivest opened to 15,000 and Tomislav Pavkovic moved all-in. Rivest called.
Rivest: 
Pavkovic:
Rivest would claim the pot fading the 
board
Richard Paradis opened to 15,000 and James McIntosh called all-in for 11,500.
Paradis:
McIntosh: 
The board ran out and Paradis won the pot.
