After 18 levels of play, 18 Day 2 qualifiers have emerged from Day 1G.

Today’s turnout contributed a total of 123 entries, bringing the total number of entries to the Grand Prix Canada to 1,217, with six more starting flights to go over the next two days. To see the full schedule, click here.

In today’s flight, Jason Mandanici-Turcot, who is no stranger to success in Playground’s events, found his stride in the late stages of play to run up a flight-leading stack of 1,650,000 in chips. Mandanici-Turcot’s stack puts him in the upper echelon of the Day 2 qualifiers, but he has a long way to go to reel in the overall chip leader, Nathan Henry, who has 3.1 million in chips waiting for Day 2. To see the combined Day 1 results, click here.