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Dave Jeanneau-Cyr is having an incredible World Cup of Cards (WCC). Picking up his fourth title of the festival, Jeanneau-Cyr's latest victory came in Event #21: $220 Dealer's Choice 8-Max. This was his second dealer's choice title of the WCC and fourth in just the last nine days. Jeanneau-Cyr added another $4,326 to his tally after besting a field of 79 on Wednesday night.
Also making their second or better final table appearance were Glen Hammers, Matthew Bracanovic, and Felix-Antoine Legault. Here are the final results from the final table.
| Place | Name | Prize (CAD) |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Dave Jeanneau-Cyr | |
| 2 | Felix-Antoine Legault | |
| 3 | Glen Hammers | |
| 4 | Misha Olof Peters | |
| 5 | Matthew Bracanovic | |
| 6 | Johnathan Hansmeyer | |
| 7 | Sean Hollohan | |
| 8 | Alberto Scuderi |
The final table was set with a wild three-way all-in 5-card PLO hand between Felix-Antoine Legault, Daniel Temple, and Alberto Scuderi. Legault had both players all-in and at risk preflop. Players from both tables gathered around to watch the drama unfold. When the dust settled, Legault had made a fullhouse with ten-four and busted both players.
Temple should have bubbled but moments before the remaining nine players decided to remove $100 from the top three prizes and pay the bubble $300. Scuderi had more chips and took eighth place prize money. Sean Hollohan was the first eliminated from the final table in seventh. Johnathan Hansmeyer was next to go, in a 5-card PLO hand, Hansmeyer got all-in against Matthew Bracanovic. Bracanovic turned a straight and Hansmeyer let the whole room know, letting out a massive groan.
Jeanneau-Cyr then took over. Just hours after Bracanovic finished fourth in Event #20, he was expelled in fifth in Event #21. Jeanneau-Cyr put Bracanovic all-in and at risk preflop with pocket tens against the king-queen of spades for Bracanovic. Bracanovic hit a flush on the turn but unfortunately the turn card gave Jeanneau-Cyr a fullhouse.
Misha Olof Peters was Jeanneau-Cyr's next victim. Shoving king-six of clubs, Peters ran into the ace-queen of Jeanneau-Cyr and was unable to improve.
Nine days ago, Jeanneau-Cyr eliminated Glen Hammers in third place on route to capturing his first dealer's choice title, it was deja vu for Hammers Wednesday, as once again, he busted to Jeanneau-Cyr in third place. This exit may have been a bit more painful though as hammers got it in good with king-jack, dominated Jeanneau-Cyr's king-two. Almost as if it was expected, Jeanneau-Cyr spiked a deuce and that was the end of Hammers.
After exchanging the chip lead a couple times, Jeanneau-Cyr's bid would not be taken away. On the final hand, Felix-Antoine Legault was all-in preflop with 
, behind the 
of Jeanneau-Cyr. The board ran out 
and once again, Jeanneau-Cyr's smile and t-shirt were captured in the winner's photo.
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against Hammers' 
. As if everyone in the room already knew it was coming, Jeanneau-Cyr spiked a deuce on the 
board and heads-up play between Jeanneau-Cyr and Felix-Antoine Legault is underway
gave him top pair but Peters had outs to a flush draw as well as any king. The turn and river however bricked out coming 
board, giving Legault a full house and a lock on the double knockout.
