Mixed (NLHE, PLO) Re-entry | 2016 Playground Poker Club World Cup of Cards

08-31-2016 00:46 UTC-4

Final Three Table Chip Counts (full)

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Player	Chips	Progress
Alexandre Durand	234,000 159,000	159,000
Glen Meehan	196,000 117,000	117,000
Shawn Dubeau	123,000
Daniel Pepin	120,000
Liam Walsh	119,000 7,500	7,500
Jeremy Chandler	109,000 28,000	28,000
Jerry Jaber	105,000 28,000	28,000
Joseph Kennedy	104,000
Andre Pelletier	102,000
Felix-Antoine Legault	95,000
Bart Sieminski	94,500
John Palmer	92,000 20,000	20,000
Maxime Pitre-Pepin	91,000
Joey Boczek	49,000 34,000	34,000
Ian Mathers	47,000
Melissa Paudash	39,000
Souren Tchakmakchian	36,000
Olivier Plouffe	33,000
Albert N	32,000
Joseph Abitbol	31,000
Kathy Sawers	31,000
Francois Godbout	31,000 -74,000	-74,000
Christopher Kokozaki	24,000

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08-31-2016 00:03 UTC-4

Place	Price (CAD)
1	$3,120
2	$2,330
3	$1,760
4	$1,330
5	$1,010
6	$760
7	$580
8	$430
9	$330
10-11	$250
12-13	$230

Player	Chips	Progress
Liam Walsh	111,500
Francois Godbout	105,000
Placide Sanon	92,000
Jeremy Chandler	81,000
Glen Meehan	79,000
Jerry Jaber	77,000
Alexandre Durand	75,000
John Palmer	72,000 40,000	40,000

Registration Closed; 130 Total Entries

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Play has now entered Level 8 with 57 players remaining. Tonight's event gathered a field of 104 runners with 26 re-entries.

Blinds have increased to 600/1.2k and this level's game is Omaha.

Official prize pool and payouts will be available shortly.

08-30-2016 21:18 UTC-4

Some Familiar Faces in the Mix

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Player	Chips	Progress
John Palmer	32,000
Charles La Boissonniere	18,500
Joey Boczek	15,000
Jennifer Brooks	15,000
Jason Conforti	15,000
Grant Ellis	13,000
Marcello Simonetti	11,000
Brent Harrington	3,050

08-30-2016 21:06 UTC-4

World Cup of Cards Event #11 Underway

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Tuesday evening's feature event at the World Cup of Cards inside Playground Poker Club is the $110 Mixed (NLHE, PLO) Re-entry. Every level the game will change giving a unique variety to the event. The 11th event of the World Cup of Cards features a guarantee of $3,500.

The event will play eight handed with a 15,000 starting stack. Blinds will increase every 20-minutes with the game type changing along with it. Registration will remain open until the end of the break following Level 4 so any players to bust before then have the option to re-enter.

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Mixed (NLHE, PLO) Re-entry

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