Big Stacks
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Below is a selection of photos of the players with the biggest stacks in the room to start Day 3:
2015 partypoker WPT Canadian Spring Championship
Main Event
Day: 3
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2015 partypoker WPT Canadian Spring Championship
Buy-in
3,200 CAD
Prize Pool
1,148,480 CAD
Entries
370
Level
33
Blinds
100,000 / 200,000
Ante
25,000
Down to 40 Fast
Level 19
: 4,000/8,000, 1,000 ante
Things are moving fast early on with five players already headed to the cage to get paid.
Included in that group is Steven Buckner, who shipped it in with 
over a Levi Stevens raise to 20,000.
Stevens made the call with 
and busted Buckner after a board of bricks for both.
Darryll Fish also went broke with ten-nine, although his 
was suited.
He shipped it short and got the call from Samuel Tsehai in the big blind on 
. Tsehai turned a set to sew it up.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
Busted | |
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Busted |
Level: 19
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 1,000
Day 3 of the 2015 partypoker WPT Canadian Spring Championship Starts Now!
Day 3 of the 2015 partypoker.net World Poker Tour Canadian Spring Championship is set to go off at the Playground Poker Club in Montreal, Quebec, at 12 p.m. local time Monday.
There are currently 45 players remaining in this first event of the WPT's 14th season, with the money bubble popping just before play closed Sunday.
Ari Engel, who has been killing it in poker's minor leagues for years to the tune of $2,031,122 in career earnings, including two deep runs on the WPT's West Coast Swing last season, comes in as the overwhelming chip leader seeking his first major title.
In fact, Engel is the only player over one million in chips right now, with only Canadian Trevor Delaney close.
However, dangerous names like Montreal local and 2014 WPT Seminole Hard Rock Showdown champ Eric Afriat and Down Under online star Jonathan Karamalikis will start with a little over half a million each.
With three days left to play down to a winner they will likely get down to 18 today as the real contenders separate themselves from the pretenders. Today the levels jump to 90 minutes each with a break after each one.
Up top sits a $237,390 first-place prize that comes with a seat in the WPT Season XIV championship and every player left is currently guaranteed at least a $6,330 min-cash.
The PokerNews Live Reporting team will be on hand for all the action from start to finish, with live updates and videos throughout.
Day 3 Table Draw
Below is the seating chart for the final 45 players heading into Day 3:
31-1 George James - 89,500
31-2 Shaan Siddiqui - 362,500
31-3 Jonathan Karamalikis - 538,000
31-4 Senthuran Vijayaratnam - 409,500
31-5 Noeung Troeung - 418,500
31-6 Kevin MacDonald - 320,000
31-7 Eric Afriat - 570,000
31-8 Yves Loiselle - 171,000
31-9 Elizabeth Bennett-Martin - 112,000
32-1 Lucas Greenwood - 222,000
32-2 Dylan Wilkerson - 424,000
32-3 Gary Lucci - 473,500
32-4 Sheraz Nasir - 159,500
32-5 Nicholas Palma - 322,000
32-6 Justin Rabba - 60,000
32-7 Michael Paul Stone - 325,000
32-8 Timothy Reilly - 165,000
32-9 Thomas Lefort - 128,500
35-1 Griffin Benger - 134,000
35-2 Levi Stevens - 273,500
35-3 Steven Buckner - 142,500
35-4 Trevor Delaney - 804,000
35-5 Glen Hammers - 125,500
35-6 Lu Zhang - 114,500
35-7 Ari Engel - 1,014,000
35-8 Mitchell Dredge - 60,500
35-9 William Molson - 329,000
36-1 John Krpan - 180,000
36-2 Pascal Lefrancois - 104,500
36-3 Benoit Jean - 390,500
36-4 Darryll Scott Fish - 85,000
36-5 Guillaume Rivet - 124,000
36-6 Samuel Bisrat Tsehai - 150,000
36-7 Robert Taylor - 291,000
36-8 Vlad Faubert - 46,500
36-9 Arthur Walker - 51,500
40-1 Bryon Springer - 138,500
40-2 Jeffrey Dale Gross - 228,000
40-3 Levon Dedeyan - 69,000
40-4 Robert Logan Dunn - 75,000
40-5 Rene Bourbeau - 262,000
40-6 Dean Murphy - 240,000
40-7 Edmund John Campion - 66,000
40-8 Kevin K Singh - 278,000
40-9 Ivan Mamuzic - 108,000
Main Event
Day 3 Started