Ruben Perceval raised all in, preflop. Jacob Parent called, and enthusiastically turned over a pair of aces, . Ruben shook his head, as he flipped over his pocket sixes, .

The dealer snapped the community cards onto the table, .

Ruben stood up, and congratulated Jacob. “Nice call.” He tossed him a bounty chip, shook Jacob’s hand, and walked towards the exit.

One hand after Ralph Pierre was knocked out of the competition, Michael Pitcher was beat by Jacob Parent’s pocket jacks.

Michael went all in with . Jacob hesitated, and attributed the delay to the potential payout that he said is a mountain of money for a young 20-year old like himself. But in the end, he finally called, revealing .

When the flop came down , Jacob, who was standing, sighed before he returned to his seat.

That leaves us with four players still in the hunt

Christian Soucy raised to all in, preflop. Rami Hammoud called.

When the players laid down their hole cards, Christian showed . Rami showed pocket tens .

When the dealer revealed the community cards, they came down .

Christian’s hopes for winning the tournament were over. A few moments later, Graham Ross Thomson also busted from the event.

When we were down to 11 players, Charles-Eric Benoit  pushed the pace. He was under the gun and raised to 75,000. Ravinder Dhaliwal, the big blind, raised to all in. Charles-Eric called.

Charles-Eric was holding . Ravinder’s hole cards were .

The community cards were dealt .

Ravinder’s night was over, and seven hours after the WCC Event #26 began the field was reduced down to 10 players.

Here are some pics of the players who made it to the final table.

Jacob Parent thought long and hard before he called Line Desjardins. Line had pushed all of her remaining 400,000 chips into the pot. But despite having a stack that was well over a million chips, Jacob debated.

When he finally called, he turned over . Line showed .

But when the community cards came down, it was clear Jacob made the right decision. The dealer turned .

Line congratulated Jacob, and Jacob scooped up his winnings.

With Line’s night coming to an end, the field was reduced to 15 players. A few moments later, Frederic Normand busted, leaving 14.

The players have just returned from their third 15-minute break of the evening. During the pause in the action, we counted the chips and noted that Rami Hammoud is our chip leader. He clocks in with 624,000 chips. He is trailed by Jacob Parent, who has remained in second place since the last break. Jacob’s stack measured 605,000 chips.

The average stack is currently 231,250 chips. That means that both Rami, and Jacob have accumulated more than double the stack average!

Just a few hands after the players returned from their break, Jahkheem Polydore busted from the tournament.

That means the remaining 29 competitors are all in the money.

Congratulations to all!

We’re down to 34 players at the WCC Event #26. With 29 competitors guaranteed a payout, the bubble is looming near.

The two players who finish in the 28th and 29th position will receive $350, plus $100 dollars for every bounty chip they have accumulated.

At the other end of the spectrum, the first place finisher is scheduled to receive $11,069 plus his or her bounties.