Day 3 at the World Poker Tour Montreal was played out at lightening pace once again as it took just six hours to see the field of 59 cut down to the just the 18 players that will battle it out across the final two tables when Day 4 kicks off later today.
Leading the 18 is Sylvain Siebert after another good day at the tables saw him bag up 2,947,000 chips which has him just about edging it over Derrick Rosenbarger who sits with 2,875,000 in second place.
Also in the mix on Day 4 will be notable professionals Amir Babakhani, Ludovic Lacay, Jonathan Little and Mukul Pahuja.
End of the day 543k, 18 joueurs restants. @teamwinamax #wptmontreal
— Ludovic Lacay (@Cutsybaby) December 3, 2013
We are down to 18 players. I am the stump with 388k at 12k/24k-4k. Play resumes tomorrow. Min cash is $26k. I don't like being the stump.
— Jonathan Little (@JonathanLittle) December 3, 2013
There were 41 players that crashed and burned on Day 3 with the most notable of them being the likes of Kevin MacPhee, Mohsin Charania, Jake Schwartz, Mark Radoja, Victor Ramdin and Yann Dion. Each of them will be rueing the lost chance at a title but will be thankful that they at least made the money and had a fairly deep run in the event.
Bust. Little opens early position & a guy rips 30 bbs with A9 & I wake up w/ JJ, Little sigh calls TT. A on flop. #showers #wptmontreal
— Kevin MacPhee (@KevinMacPhee) December 3, 2013
Lost a race to bust in 54th on to bellagio
— Mohsin Charania (@chicagocards1) December 3, 2013
Day 4 gets under way at 12pm local time in Montreal and will see the field now have to try and squeeze themselves onto the final table. Check in with us to find out who has put themselves in a good position to take home this title.
The Current Top Ten
1st) Sylvain Siebert – 2,947,000
2nd) Derrick Rosenbarger – 2,875,000
3rd) Alexandre Lavigne – 2,197,000
4th) Marco Cannizzaro – 2,156,000
5th) Antoine Berube – 2,156,000
6th) Mukul Pahuja – 2,003,000
7th) Zennawi Petros – 1,832,000
8th) Lily Kiletto – 1,800,000
9th) Amir Babakhani – 1,656,000
10th) David Paredes – 1,519,000
The Remaining Payouts
1st) $500,824
2nd) $340,928
3rd) $220,170
4th) $162,936
5th) $121,848
6th) $98,574
7th) $81,593
8th) $64,890
9th) $48,736
10th – 12th) $36,039
13th – 15th) $29,023
16th – 18th) $24,916
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