3-way action has been very active here late in the Bounty Builder, as we saw Sebastien Poirier double Kenneth Wigfield up twice to lose the chip lead. In an attempt to regain the lead, Sebastien open-shoved from the button, and found a call from short-stacked Kauvsegan Ehamparam in the big blind.

Sebastien:
Kauvsegan:

Sebastien went on to win the pot on a board to bring the tournament down to heads-up play, where he slightly trails Kenneth.

3rd place: Kauvsegan Ehamparam – $1,500.00

Sebastien Poirier just won the biggest pot of the tournament, as he and Yan Nadeau built a pot worth nearly 4-million chips heads-up on a flop. Once all the chips were in the middle, both players turned over their hands.

Although Yan had an over-pair to the board and a flush draw, he was drawing nearly dead as his were in very bad shape versus the of Sebastien. The running and secured the win for Sebastien, giving him the massive chip lead.

Yan was crippled in the process, and was eliminated two hands later.

4th place: Yan Nadeau – $1,070.00

Georges Rombotis was patiently waiting for his time to shine of this final table, making the necessary moves when the time was right to keep him in the game.

Action folded around to him in the small blind, and he announced all-in as he found a pocket pair in the hole. Sebastien Poirier woke up with big slick in the big blind, and then two players were racing for a pot of nearly 2 million.

Georges:
Sebastien:

The flop was clean for Georges, however Sebastien made running trips on the board to score the elimination.

5th place: Georges Rombotis – 820.00

Moments after doubling table opponent Georges Rombotis, Derek Hinchliffe was left short stacked and went over the top of Yan Nadeau’s early position raise.

Derek:
Yan:

Yan improved to a full house on the : 9c board to bring Event 2 down to just 5 players.

6th place: Derek Hinchliffe – $620.00