Adam "4bbVirtuoso" Cader shoved the cutoff for 5.8M and Amine "Barbe-N0ire" Hamza called from the big blind with the bigger stack.
Amine "Barbe-N0ire" Hamza: 
Adam "4bbVirtuoso" Cader: 
Board: 
Hamza had the better ace from the start, and it held to eliminate the Canadian in 7th place.
Tom "Matrix1973" Hoseth limped under the gun, David "Duvidl18" Edelstein called from the small, and Adam "4bbVirtuoso" Cader checked his option. The flop of 
checked to Hoseth who bet 925,000. Only Edelstein called. They both checked the turn, and Edelstein check-called the bet of 1.85 million on the river.
Tom "Matrix1973" Hoseth: 
David "Duvidl18" Edelstein: 
Adam "4bbVirtuoso" Cader: Folded the flop
Board:
Edelstein hit a seven and that was all he needed to win the pot.
While most of the focus on GGPoker for both players and observers has been on the ongoing World Series of Poker bracelet events, high-stakes cash action has been popping as well.
Never was that more clear than on Monday, when a wild hand went down, one that wouldn't have looked out of place in a James Bond movie scene.
Level: 43
Blinds: 250,000/500,000
Ante: 50,000
Jean-Francois "Jhope514" Alexandre raised the cutoff to 800,000 and Tom "Matrix1973" Hoseth called from the big blind. They both checked the 
flop, and Alexandre called a bet of 1.04 million on the 
turn. Hoseth fired 3.12 million on the 
river, forcing the Canadian to fold.
Jean-Francois "Jhope514" Alexandre doubled a couple players up, including Adam "4bbVirtuoso" Cader, to drop down below Tom "Matrix1973" Hoseth in the standings.
Andre "grohnaldo" Grohnert shoved the small blind, and David "Duvidl18" Edelstein called off from the big with a bigger stack.
David "Duvidl18" Edelstein: 
Andre "grohnaldo" Grohnert: 
Board: 
The ace-high was good all the way for Edelstein, and Grohnert had to settle for 8th place and $14,632.
The current chip leader, Jean-Francois "Jhope514" Alexandre from Laval, Quebec, is no stranger to the green felt. A real estate agent by day, Alexandre has a few cashes from the local Playground Poker club, including the WPT500 in 2019, as well as the $5,300 MILLIONS Event #4 in April of 2018. However, a finish of fourth or better here would beat his best cash of $45,348 for 8th in the 2019 WSOP Deep Stack Championship.
Jean-Francois "Jhope514" Alexandre raised the cutoff to 880,000 and David "Duvidl18" Edelstein shoved the small blind.
David "Duvidl18" Edelstein: 
Jean-Francois "Jhope514" Alexandre: 
Board: 
The ace-high held and gave Edelstein the double-up.
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