2026 Summer Super Stack – Event #9: $400 H.O.R.S.E.

It took a while to get there, but once they hit the money, the HORSE was at full gallop. They got into the money just before midnight, and the game was finished by 12:15 AM.

Remy Bhend, who won the TORSE ring here in the January WSOP-C, was the leader going into heads-up, and Sebastian Lampreau was never able to catch up. The final confrontations came during Stud8. In the second-to-last hand, Bhend bet all the way until 7th street, where they both checked. Bhend had a pair of queens, and with no low, he scooped the pot.4

The next hand, Lampreau was all in on 3rd street after he brought it in, then raised Bhend’s bet to get it all in. Bhend called, and while Lampreau ended up with a pair of sixes, Bhend found the cowboys by seventh, and once again there was no low hand.

Place	Player	Prize
1	Remy Bhend	$6,678
2	Juan (Sebastian) Lamprea	$3,858
3	Albert Hahn	$2,671
4	Gavin Lee	$1,632

The HORSE game is in the money, with the game now heads-up between Remy Bhend and Sebastian Lampreau. Gavin Lee took 4th place for $1,632, and Al Hahn followed quickly after in 3rd for $2,671. I missed the final action for Hahn, but he had recently doubled up Lampreau in razz, despite Lampreau bringing in with a king. The best Hahn could manage was ten-nine, but Lampreau found an eighty-six to double.

Place	Player	Prize
3	Albert Hahn	$2,671
4	Gavin Lee	$1,632

There are 10 riders still on the HORSE tonight, with just under 15 minutes to play in Level 17. That puts them 6 off the money spots, with the final table coming after the next elimination.

The HORSE players are on a break, with 12 players remaining in the field. They’ll be back for Level 16 in just under 15 minutes, with 8 more eliminations before the money spots.

The HORSE is down to 2 tables with 15 players left, 11 off the money spots. Level 14 has just kicked off, and they’ll take their next break at the end of Level 15.

The prizes are posted for the HORSE, and the field is confirmed at 44 entries for prizes just shy of $15k. That means 4 players will get a share of that, with the winner set to pocket $6,678.

The HORSE game is down to 18 left, still playing on three tables. This is an eight-handed game, so they’ll break down to two tables when they hit 16 players. Defending champ Kurtis Ruhl is still in the mix looking for a repeat, as is the winner of the very first HORSE game in Alberta, Thomas Taylor.

Entries are now closed for the HORSE game, with the final number at 44. That’s still unofficial, with confirmation to come when the prizes are posted, but if it holds, it should mean 4 players sharing in $14,839 in prizes. The top prize will likely be north of $3k.

Among the players alive after the close of entries are TomsVarghese, Oleksandr Lobur, Remy Bhend, Pete Fylyma, Jody Fayant, Garry Chan, Jeff Clarke, Melanie Nickel, Thomas Taylor, defending champ Kurtis Ruhl, Shane Brotherwood, Stephen Dauphinais, Vince Chahley, and Mike Malm.

The prizes are just shy of $15k in the HORSE, with 44 entries, and 35 players still in the saddle. Level 10 is just finishing, and entries remain open through the upcoming break, but it looks like this field will close short of 50 entries today.

The HORSE game now has 36 riders, with 34 of them still in the saddle. Level 8 has just begun, with two more levels of open entry to follow, plus another break. That puts the end of entries at about 6:40, or around 90 minutes from this post.

The HORSE game has cracked $10k in prizes with 31 entries on the board. About 10 minutes remain in Level 6, with entries open for a bit more than 2 hours. Greg Genge, Stephen Dauphinais, Thomas Taylor, and Shane Brotherwood are among the players in the game right now.

The HORSE game has been underway for about an hour, and Level 3 has about 15 minutes to play. The field is at 26 entries for prizes of $8,769 so far.

Among the players in action today are Toms Varghese, Remy Bhend, Quinn Kannekens, Oleksandr Lobur, Mike Malm, Pete Fylyma, Garry Chan, and Jeff Clarke.

Event #9: $400 HORSE ($355 + $45)

Monday is HORSE day at Deerfoot Inn & Casino. Event #9 is the HORSE rotation featuring the limit games Hold’em, Omaha 8 or better, Razz, Stud, and Stud 8 or better.

Action starts at 2 pm, and players get 25k in chips to start. Entries are open for 10 levels, with the desk closing at about 6:40 PM. After that, they’ll play to a winner before the end of the day.

In the Spring of this year, Kurtis Ruhl prevailed over 42 entries ($14,165 prizes) and took down the win after a heads-up deal with James Ivanich. Last Summer, Jared Dobson & Kimberly Durham chopped up the win over 58 entries ($19,561 in prizes).

It took a while to get there, but once they hit the money, the HORSE was at full gallop. They got into the money just before midnight, and the game was finished by 12:15 AM.

Remy Bhend, who won the TORSE ring here in the January WSOP-C, was the leader going into heads-up, and Sebastian Lampreau was never able to catch up. The final confrontations came during Stud8. In the second-to-last hand, Bhend bet all the way until 7th street, where they both checked. Bhend had a pair of queens, and with no low, he scooped the pot.4

The next hand, Lampreau was all in on 3rd street after he brought it in, then raised Bhend’s bet to get it all in. Bhend called, and while Lampreau ended up with a pair of sixes, Bhend found the cowboys by seventh, and once again there was no low hand.

Place	Player	Prize
1	Remy Bhend	$6,678
2	Juan (Sebastian) Lamprea	$3,858
3	Albert Hahn	$2,671
4	Gavin Lee	$1,632

The HORSE game is in the money, with the game now heads-up between Remy Bhend and Sebastian Lampreau. Gavin Lee took 4th place for $1,632, and Al Hahn followed quickly after in 3rd for $2,671. I missed the final action for Hahn, but he had recently doubled up Lampreau in razz, despite Lampreau bringing in with a king. The best Hahn could manage was ten-nine, but Lampreau found an eighty-six to double.

Place	Player	Prize
3	Albert Hahn	$2,671
4	Gavin Lee	$1,632

There are 10 riders still on the HORSE tonight, with just under 15 minutes to play in Level 17. That puts them 6 off the money spots, with the final table coming after the next elimination.

The HORSE players are on a break, with 12 players remaining in the field. They’ll be back for Level 16 in just under 15 minutes, with 8 more eliminations before the money spots.

The HORSE is down to 2 tables with 15 players left, 11 off the money spots. Level 14 has just kicked off, and they’ll take their next break at the end of Level 15.

The prizes are posted for the HORSE, and the field is confirmed at 44 entries for prizes just shy of $15k. That means 4 players will get a share of that, with the winner set to pocket $6,678.

The HORSE game is down to 18 left, still playing on three tables. This is an eight-handed game, so they’ll break down to two tables when they hit 16 players. Defending champ Kurtis Ruhl is still in the mix looking for a repeat, as is the winner of the very first HORSE game in Alberta, Thomas Taylor.

Entries are now closed for the HORSE game, with the final number at 44. That’s still unofficial, with confirmation to come when the prizes are posted, but if it holds, it should mean 4 players sharing in $14,839 in prizes. The top prize will likely be north of $3k.

Among the players alive after the close of entries are TomsVarghese, Oleksandr Lobur, Remy Bhend, Pete Fylyma, Jody Fayant, Garry Chan, Jeff Clarke, Melanie Nickel, Thomas Taylor, defending champ Kurtis Ruhl, Shane Brotherwood, Stephen Dauphinais, Vince Chahley, and Mike Malm.

The prizes are just shy of $15k in the HORSE, with 44 entries, and 35 players still in the saddle. Level 10 is just finishing, and entries remain open through the upcoming break, but it looks like this field will close short of 50 entries today.

The HORSE game now has 36 riders, with 34 of them still in the saddle. Level 8 has just begun, with two more levels of open entry to follow, plus another break. That puts the end of entries at about 6:40, or around 90 minutes from this post.

The HORSE game has cracked $10k in prizes with 31 entries on the board. About 10 minutes remain in Level 6, with entries open for a bit more than 2 hours. Greg Genge, Stephen Dauphinais, Thomas Taylor, and Shane Brotherwood are among the players in the game right now.

The HORSE game has been underway for about an hour, and Level 3 has about 15 minutes to play. The field is at 26 entries for prizes of $8,769 so far.

Among the players in action today are Toms Varghese, Remy Bhend, Quinn Kannekens, Oleksandr Lobur, Mike Malm, Pete Fylyma, Garry Chan, and Jeff Clarke.

Event #9: $400 HORSE ($355 + $45)

Monday is HORSE day at Deerfoot Inn & Casino. Event #9 is the HORSE rotation featuring the limit games Hold’em, Omaha 8 or better, Razz, Stud, and Stud 8 or better.

Action starts at 2 pm, and players get 25k in chips to start. Entries are open for 10 levels, with the desk closing at about 6:40 PM. After that, they’ll play to a winner before the end of the day.

In the Spring of this year, Kurtis Ruhl prevailed over 42 entries ($14,165 prizes) and took down the win after a heads-up deal with James Ivanich. Last Summer, Jared Dobson & Kimberly Durham chopped up the win over 58 entries ($19,561 in prizes).