Day 1C of the $200 + $20 Grand Prix Canada attracted a total of 103 entries (including 25 re-entries) of which 15 players bagged and tagged for Day 2.
There were a handful of players who dominated the leaderboards all night long and in the end, most of the same players were able to bag the biggest stacks to head into Day 2. The chip leader for day 1C is Maxime Flibotte-Blanchard, who bagged the tournament lead so far with exactly 2,000,000 in chips.
The top five stacks from 1C are:
- Maxime Flibotte-Blanchard, 2,000,000
- Francois Gagne, 1,474,000
- Maxime Berthiaume, 860,000
- Real Cantin, 833,000
- Luc Ratelle, 797,000
There are more Day 1 starting flights playing out every day this week. To see the list of all of the remaining Day 1 flights, please see the tournament structure sheet by clicking here.
To see the combined Day 1 results, click here. (NB: tonight’s results will be added to the list late in the morning on Tuesday).
A player may play additional Day 1s even if they have survived a previous Day 1 with chips. Players who qualify for Day 2 more than once will resume play on Day 2 with their largest qualifying stack; all other qualifying stacks will be forfeited. Players would, however, retain the associated cash prize for every forfeited stack.
Day 2 plays out this coming Sunday, December 15 at 1:00pm.
Good luck to all of the competitors!