Kathy Sawers was eliminated in 12th place when she three-bet shoved on Michael Venne.
Venne opened the action with a raise to 55,000 from the cutoff and Sawers shoved all in from the big blind. Venne called and quickly tabled . Sawers was racing with .
The board ran out and Venne began to clap as the dealer pushed the pot his way. Sawers took home CAD $300 for her 12th place finish.
Right when the 22nd player busted, Richard Gagne was paying off a double up to Alexander Matveev. He was left with just over 10,000 chips.
It only took Gagne two hands to get all in for his remaining chips and he was up against a big hand. Robert Gariepy had . Gagne opened by shoving his remaining 12,000, barely more than a big blind, which was 10,000. Gariepy raised it to 35,000 and the remaining players folded.
The action was held while players at the other tables completed their hands.
At the table next door, Randy Khalil had shoved all in against Kathy Sawers. She eventually folded, which meant that Gagne would either double or be the stone bubble.
He showed and needed a lot of help to beat Gariepy's pocket aces. The flop gave that help when it came , giving Gagne two pair.
However, the turn was the and the river was the , which gave Gariepy a better two pair.
With a total of 193 entries, a prize pool worth $18,721 has been created. The final 20 players will make the money with the eventual champion earning a top prize of $4,226. Here is the complete payout breakdown.
. Sawers was racing with 
. 
and Venne began to clap as the dealer pushed the pot his way. Sawers took home CAD $300 for her 12th place finish.
and was behind the 
of Maltese, but when the flop came 
, it was Maltese who needed help to keep going.
and that left Maltese drawing dead. Khalil is now over 300,000 with 12 players remaining.
, giving Gagne two pair.
and the river was the 
, which gave Gariepy a better two pair.
