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Raphael Duval is our partypoker LIVE Grand Prix Canada champion!

2017/08/21 - 22:59 by Playground Poker

The partypoker LIVE Grand Prix Canada has just come to a close after over a month of starting flights, both online on partypoker and live at Playground Poker Club. The event kicked off the World Cup of Cards, and attracted a total of 3,746 entries (788 online entries, and 2,958 live entries), falling short of the massive $1,000,000 guarantee. The prize pool was then adjusted to honor the guarantee, bringing a ton of value for players who participated in this event.

422 players managed to book a Day 2 seat (90 online, and 332 live) of which 27 returned for Day 3. The final table was formed when only 9 players remained, with Raphael Duval leading the pack. In fact, from the moment Raphael took over the chip lead near the end of Day 2, he never let go of it. He remained faithful to his post all the way through Day 3, onto the final table and into heads-up play. It was no surprise then to see him become the Grand Prix Canada Champion, although Debra Ann Holman made him work for the title during heads-up play.

Raphael did a great job at keeping the pressure on his heads-up opponent, and after seeing a string of poor cards Debra was virtually blinded out of the tournament. With under 3 big blinds left she woke up with Ace of Hearts Jack of Diamonds and moved in, finding a call from King of Diamonds 8 of Spades. Both players held the lead at some point in the hand, but it was inevitably Raphael who won the pot by rivering a flush on the Queen of Spades 6 of Clubs King of Spades Ace of Spades 5 of Spades board to seal the deal, crowning him as our newest Grand Prix Canada champion! He took home a massive $200,000 for the win, while Debra pocketed $125,000 for her runner-up finish.

Congratulations!

partypoker LIVE Grand Prix Canada Champion: Raphael Duval – $200,000.00

Runner-up: Debra Ann Holman – $125,000.00

Debra Ann Holman

Last hand of play

Heads-up: Raphael Duval vs Debra Ann Holman

  • Level: 37
  • Small Blind: 600K
  • Big Blind: 1.2M
  • Ante: 0
  • Chip Average: 93.7M
  • Remaining: 2
  • Entries: 3746

2017/08/21 - 21:55 by Playground Poker

From a 3,746 entry field, the partypoker LIVE Grand Prix Canada in the World Cup of Cards is now down to just 2 finalists, who are in a heads-up battle for the $200,000 top prize (and the Champion’s Trophy that accompanies it), with the runner-up set to receive a consolation prize of $125,000.

Raphael Duval, who has been the steady chip leader for all of Day 3 as well as the later stages of Day 2, begins with a massive 158 million chip stack. He is up against Debra Ann Holman, who begins heads-up play with 30 million in chips. Blinds levels have been brought down to 30 minutes in length, and the button-ante has now been removed.

Action is currently underway. Stay tuned to find out who our newest Grand Prix Canada winner is!

Debra Ann Holman
Raphael Duval

3rd place: Brandon Aaron Kitchen ($84,000)

  • Level: 37
  • Small Blind: 600K
  • Big Blind: 1.2M
  • Ante: 0
  • Chip Average: 93.7M
  • Remaining: 2
  • Entries: 3746

2017/08/21 - 21:46 by Playground Poker

Raphael Duval raised to 2.6 million from the button, and snap called the 3bet all-in of Brandon Aaron Kitchen of 17.1 million.

Raphael: 4 of Clubs 4 of Diamonds
Brandon: Ace of Hearts Jack of Spades

Raphael flopped a set and faded his opponents outs on the 4 of Spades 10 of Hearts King of Clubs 9 of Hearts 8 of Clubs board to eliminate yet another opponent, and bring the partypoker LIVE Grand Prix Canada down to heads-up play. He begins with a towering 158 million stack versus the 30 million of his heads-up opponent Debra Ann Holman.

3rd place: Brandon Aaron Kitchen – $84,000.00

Brandon Aaron Kitchen

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