2026 WSOPC Calgary Oct – Event #12: $2,300 NLH Main Event

It was an action packed Day 3 that launched the final table to a winner. After six and a half hours of play, Kalya Cheekuri overcame the 850 player field to take down the Main Event. The field combined for a total prize pool of $1,762,050, with $951,756 of that reserved for Day 3. Cheekuri bested Tommy Nguyen in heads-up play, to take home his first WSOPC Ring.

Cheekuri entered the day with a middling stack of 3,285,000 (27 big blinds). Eliminations were rapid early into the day with Cong Nguyen-Vu being the first to fall. His flip with Ace-King against Carter McCauley’s pocket fours saw him drawing dead when the turn came the 4♦. Soon after, the short stacked Michael Khan doubled with Kings against Christopher Alcindor’s Jacks. Left short stacked, Alcindor jammed for 14 bigs. Nguyen made the call, and his big slick sent Alcindor’s weaker ace to the rail.

The short stacks of the table found doubles bringing majority of players to an average stack of 4,500,000. Nguyen found a triple barrel bluff before calling off against Khan’s all in. Khan found a pair of Queens, but it was no good with Nguyen finding a four card king high flush. However, Nguyen’s big stack faced danger on the horizon. First he lost a chunk to back to back shoves from Cheekuri to fall to 4,600,000. Shortly after, Kyle Ho jammed all in with Q♠10♠, and Nguyen made the call with 8♣8♦. The 10♦ on the flop flipped the odds, and Nguyen couldn’t improve. He was left with just 550,000.

Cheekuri’s hot streak continued with him finding a hero call against Ashkan Razavi to overtake the chip lead (10,500,000). As the short stack, Nguyen found back to back doubles bring his stack back up to 1,900,000. He wasn’t done finding another pair of doubles, to sit more comfortably at 3,375,000. Soon after, he eliminated Jay Foong finding top pair with Ace-Jack. By the break, Cheekuri and Ho sat at the top of the charts with 9,950,000 and 9,025,000 respectively.

Nguyen defended his big blind, against Razavi. He moved all in on the 3♠3♥9♦6♥, and Razavi priced himself in to call. Nguyen’s 8♣3♣ had Razavi’s Q♠J♣ drawing dead. He hit the rail shortly after getting it all in with fives against Carter McCauley’s sevens. Action was rapid, with Ho all in for his tournament life on the next hand. His A♥Q♦ flopped better than Cheekuri’s K♣J♦ on the 10♣7♣Q♥. However, the 9♦ turn saw Ho drawing dead, and Cheekuri holding 21,800,000 chips.

He found the elimination onto McCauley right after calling off McCauley’s king high shove with King-Jack suited. Cheekuri made two pair to enter heads-up play with 30,000,000 of the 34,000,000 chips in play. Heads-up play was a battle with Nguyen finding back to back doubles. Soon after, he moved all in to secure the fold from Cheekuri and chip up to 12,650,000. With momentum on his side, he found max value with King-Nine on the king high runout.

However, a double barrel bluff attempt saw Cheekuri call off with Q♠6♣ on the 2♥Q♣6♠5♥5♦ runout. With the chip lead of 26,750,000 to 7,250,000, Cheekuri applied max pressure. The short stacked Nguyen moved all in for 4,050,000, and Cheekuri called off.

Tommy Nguyen: 6♣6♥
Kalyan Cheekuri: Q♠5♦

Nguyen looked poised for a double up when the turn came J♣A♠4♦9♦. However, the Q♣ on the river gave the pot and victory to Cheekuri.

Main Event Day 3 Results

Position	Player	Prize
1	Kalyan Cheekuri	$297,359
2	Tommy Nguyen	$198,211
3	Carter Mccauley	$139,113
4	Kyle Ho	$99,185
5	Ashkan Razavi	$71,857
6	Jay Foong	$52,912
7	Michael Khan	$39,611
8	Christopher Alcindor	$30,155
9	Cong Nguyen-Vu	$23,353

Level:	33 (200,000/400,000/400,000)
Entries:	1/850
Prizes:	$1,762,050 (Day 2: $1,644,849, Day 3: $951,756)
Local Time:	6:50 PM

Kalyan Cheekuri moved all in, and Tommy Nguyen made the call. Both players revealed their holdings.

Tommy Nguyen: 6♥6♣
Kalyan Cheekuri: Q♠5♦

“This one is mine to win,” Cheekuri joked. However, his statement came to fruition as the board ran out the J♣A♠4♦9♦Q♣.

Kalyan Cheekuri: 34,000,000

Level:	33 (200,000/400,000/400,000)
Entries:	2/850
Prizes:	$1,762,050 (Day 2: $1,644,849, Day 3: $951,756)
Local Time:	6:25 PM

Kalyan Cheekuri called, and Tommy Nguyen checked his option.

The flop came 2♥Q♣6♠, and Cheekuri fired for 400,000. Nguyen made the call.

After the turn peeled the 5♥, Cheekuri checked to Nguyen. He fired for 2,500,000, and Cheekuri made the call.

The river came the 5♦, and Cheekuri checked. Nguyen continued for 5,000,000, and Cheekuri made the call. He revealed Q♠6♣ to take the pot.

Kalyan Cheekuri: 26,750,000
Tommy Nguyen: 7,250,000

Level:	33 (200,000/400,000/400,000)
Entries:	2/850
Prizes:	$1,762,050 (Day 2: $1,644,849, Day 3: $951,756)
Local Time:	6:05 PM

Action was caught after the flop of 2♣3♣K♣, and both players checked their option.

The turn came the 4♦, and Tommy Nguyen fired for 400,000. Kalyan Cheekuri made the call.

After the 10♥ completed the board, Nguyen continued for 1,200,000. Cheekuri made the call, and Nguyen revealed K♦9♠ to take the pot.

Tommy Nguyen: 17,650,000
Kalyan Cheekuri: 16,350,000

Level:	32 (150,000/300,000/300,000)
Entries:	2/850
Prizes:	$1,762,050 (Day 2: $1,644,849, Day 3: $951,756)
Local Time:	5:48 PM

Kalyan Cheekuri opened to 600,000, and Tommy Nguyen made the call.

The flop came 7♠2♣2♠, and Nguyen was quick to check. Cheekuri fired for 300,000, and Nguyen raised to 900,000. Cheekuri made the call.

After the turn peeled the 3♣, Nguyen checked to Cheekuri. He fired for 1,600,000, and Nguyen moved all in for 8,350,000. Cheekuri went into the tank, but eventually made the fold.

Kalyan Cheekuri: 21,350,000
Tommy Nguyen: 12,650,000

Level:	32 (150,000/300,000/300,000)
Entries:	2/850
Prizes:	$1,762,050 (Day 2: $1,644,849, Day 3: $951,756)
Local Time:	5:25 PM

Tommy Nguyen moved all in for 2,800,000, and Kalyan Cheekuri made the call. Both players revealed their holdings.

Tommy Nguyen: A♣2♣
Kalyan Cheekuri: Q♥9♥

The board ran out 2♦J♦4♠7♥3♠ for Nguyen to find his first double.

Shortly after, Cheekuri moved all in. Nguyen called off for 4,400,000, and both players revealed their holdings.

Tommy Nguyen: A♥7♣
Kalyan Cheekuri: 9♣9♠

The board ran out 2♣A♦2♦4♥K♦ for Nguyen to take the pot.

Kalyan Cheekuri: 24,900,000
Tommy Nguyen: 9,100,000

Level:	32 (150,000/300,000/300,000)
Entries:	2/850
Prizes:	$1,762,050 (Day 2: $1,644,849, Day 3: $951,756)
Local Time:	5:10 PM

Carter McCauley moved all in for 3,750,000, and Kalyan Cheekuri made the call. Both players revealed their holdings.

Carter McCauley: K♦7♣
Kalyan Cheekuri: K♠J♠

The board ran out A♥Q♦K♣5♣J♦ for play to enter heads-up.

Kalyan Cheekuri: 30,000,000
Tommy Nguyen: 4,000,000

Level:	32 (150,000/300,000/300,000)
Entries:	3/850
Prizes:	$1,762,050 (Day 2: $1,644,849, Day 3: $951,756)
Local Time:	5:16 PM

Kyle Ho opened to 800,000, and Kalyan Cheekuri moved all in. Ho called for 7,100,000, and both players revealed their holdings.

Kyle Ho: A♥Q♦
Kalyan Cheekuri: K♣J♦

The board ran out 10♣7♥Q♥9♦5♦ for Cheekuri to take the pot.

Kalyan Cheekuri: 21,800,000

Level:	32 (150,000/300,000/300,000)
Entries:	4/850
Prizes:	$1,762,050 (Day 2: $1,644,849, Day 3: $951,756)
Local Time:	4:55 PM

Ashkan Razavi opened to 3,300,000 leaving 800,000 behind. Carter McCauley called from the small blind.

The flop came J♦10♥Q♦, and McCauley moved all in. Razavi went into the tank but eventually made the call. Both players revealed their holdings.

Ashkan Razavi: 5♦5♠
Carter McCauley: 7♠7♦

The board completed with the 4♥2♠ to send Razavi to the rail.

Carter McCauley: 8,700,000

Level:	32 (150,000/300,000/300,000)
Entries:	5/850
Prizes:	$1,762,050 (Day 2: $1,644,849, Day 3: $951,756)
Local Time:	4:41 PM

Ashkan Razavi opened to 600,000, and Tommy Nguyen defended his big blind.

The flop came 3♠3♥9♦, and Nguyen checked to Razavi. He fired for 300,000, and Nguyen made the call.

The turn came the 6♥, and Nguyen checked. Razavi continued for 700,000, and Nguyen moved all in for 1,325,000. Razavi made the call, and both players revealed their holdings.

Tommy Nguyen: 8♣3♣
Ashkan Razavi: Q♠J♣

The board completed with the J♥ for Nguyen to find the double.

Tommy Nguyen: 5,050,000
Ashkan Razavi: 3,950,000

Player	Chip Count
Kalyan Cheekuri	9,950,000
Kyle Ho	9,025,000
Carter McCauley	6,450,000
Ashkan Razavi	6,175,000
Tommy Nguyen	2,525,000

Level:	31 (125,000/250,000/250,000)
Entries:	5/850
Prizes:	$1,762,050 (Day 2: $1,644,849, Day 3: $951,756)
Local Time:	4:03 PM

Carter McCauley opened to 500,000 from under the gun, and Kyle Ho raised to 2,900,000 (50,000 behind). McCauley made the call.

The flop came K♣5♠8♦, and McCauley led out for 50,000. Ho made the call, and both players revealed their holdings.

Kyle Ho: A♣J♣
Carter McCauley: K♠10♦

The board completed with the 8♣9♣ for Ho’s flush to take the pot.

Carter McCauley: 7,500,000
Kyle Ho: 6,425,000

Level:	31 (125,000/250,000/250,000)
Entries:	5/850
Prizes:	$1,762,050 (Day 2: $1,644,849, Day 3: $951,756)
Local Time:	3:47 PM

Jay Foong moved all in for 775,000 from the cutoff. Tommy Nguyen called from the small blind, and both players revealed their holdings.

Jay Foong: K♠5♥
Tommy Nguyen: A♥J♣

The board ran out 10♣2♦2♠J♦6♠ for Nguyen to take the pot.

Tommy Nguyen: 4,200,000

Level:	31 (125,000/250,000/250,000)
Entries:	6/850
Prizes:	$1,762,050 (Day 2: $1,644,849, Day 3: $951,756)
Local Time:	3:27 PM

After chipping down from the blinds, Tommy Nguyen raised to 800,000 (leaving 75,000 behind). Kyle Ho moved all in from the big blind, and Nguyen called. Both players revealed their holdings.

Tommy Nguyen: A♦K♦
Kyle Ho: K♥7♠

The board ran out 8♦K♠Q♥A♠A♣ for Nguyen to find the double.

Shortly after, Nguyen moved all in for 1,500,000 from middle position. Ho called from the big blind, and both players revealed their holdings.

Tommy Nguyen: K♠Q♥
Kyle Ho: A♠7♠

The board ran out 10♦7♥9♣K♥2♠ for Nguyen to secure another double.

Tommy Nguyen: 3,375,000
Kyle Ho: 3,200,000

Level:	30 (100,000/200,000/200,000)
Entries:	6/850
Prizes:	$1,762,050 (Day 2: $1,644,849, Day 3: $951,756)
Local Time:	3:10 PM

The short stacked Tommy Nguyen found a double with Jack-Ten making a pair of tens on the turn. Now sitting at 800,000, he raised to 775,000 leaving just 25,000 behind. Kalyan Cheekuri called from the small blind.

The flop came 5♠K♠10♣, and Cheekuri bet 25,000. Nguyen called, and both players revealed their holdings.

Tommy Nguyen: Q♠Q♥
Kalyan Cheekuri: 9♣4♦

The board completed with the 6♦6♠ for Nguyen to take the pot.

Kalyan Cheekuri: 8,750,000
Tommy Nguyen: 1,900,000

Level:	30 (100,000/200,000/200,000)
Entries:	6/850
Prizes:	$1,762,050 (Day 2: $1,644,849, Day 3: $951,756)
Local Time:	3:03 PM

Action was caught after the board ran out 8♥3♠8♠J♥Q♥, and Kalyan Cheekuri checked from the big blind.

Ashkan Razavi moved all in having Cheekuri’s 3,000,000 covered. With 4,200,000 in the pot, Cheekuri went into the tank and eventually made the call. He revealed A♣6♣ to best Razavi’s 7♠6♠ missed spades.

Kalyan Cheekuri: 10,500,000
Ashkan Razavi: 8,250,000

Level:	30 (100,000/200,000/200,000)
Entries:	6/850
Prizes:	$1,762,050 (Day 2: $1,644,849, Day 3: $951,756)
Local Time:	2:46 PM

Carter McCauley opened to 400,000 from the button, and Jay Foong moved all in for 1,300,000. McCauley called and both players revealed their holdings.

Jay Foong: A♦Q♦
Carter McCauley: A♥10♥

The board ran out J♦8♣5♦Q♠6♣ for Foong to find the double.

The following hand, Kyle Ho moved all in for 2,450,000, and Tommy Nguyen moved all in. The remaining players folded, and both players revealed their holdings.

Kyle Ho: Q♠10♠
Tommy Nguyen: 8♣8♦

The board ran out A♣10♦7♣6♠K♦ for Ho to find the double.

Carter McCauley: 9,900,000
Kyle Ho: 5,300,000
Jay Foong: 2,900,000
Tommy Nguyen: 550,000

Level:	30 (100,000/200,000/200,000)
Entries:	6/850
Prizes:	$1,762,050 (Day 2: $1,644,849, Day 3: $951,756)
Local Time:	2:38 PM

Action was caught after the board ran out A♠3♣6♥4♥8♠, and Tommy Nguyen fired for 1,700,000 into the 2,300,000 pot. Ashkan Razavi moved all in for 5,100,000 and received a quick fold. The following hand, Nguyen three-bet to 950,000, and folded to Kalyan’s Cheekuri’s jam.

Ashkan Razavi: 8,875,000
Kalyan Cheekuri: 5,775,000
Tommy Nguyen: 4,600,000

Level:	30 (100,000/200,000/200,000)
Entries:	6/850
Prizes:	$1,762,050 (Day 2: $1,644,849, Day 3: $951,756)
Local Time:	2:26 PM

Tommy Nguyen raised to 400,000 from early position, and Michael Khan moved all in for 800,000 from the big blind. Nguyen made the call, and both players revealed their holdings.

Michael Khan: Q♣8♦
Tommy Nguyen: K♥10♣

The board ran out 6♦2♥J♥Q♥9♥ for Nguyen to take the pot.

Tommy Nguyen: 7,750,000

Level:	29 (75,000/150,000/150,000)
Entries:	7/850
Prizes:	$1,762,050 (Day 2: $1,644,849, Day 3: $951,756)
Local Time:	2:00 PM

Tommy Nguyen opened to 300,000 from the cutofff, and Ashkan Razavi called from the button.

The flop came J♥4♣2♣, and Nguyen fired for 350,000. Razavi made the call.

After the turn peeled the J♦, Nguyen continued for 600,000. Razavi flicked in the call.

The 2♦ completed the board, and Nguyen blasted for 1,825,000. Razavi went into the tank taking minutes before making the lay down.

Carter McCauley: 11,725,000
Ashkan Razavi: 6,275,000
Tommy Nguyen: 6,100,000
Kalyan Cheekuri: 4,050,000
Kyle Ho: 3,425,000
Jay Foong: 1,650,000
Michael Khan: 800,000

Level:	29 (75,000/150,000/150,000)
Entries:	7/850
Prizes:	$1,762,050 (Day 2: $1,644,849, Day 3: $951,756)
Local Time:	1:34 PM

Kyle Ho opened to 300,000 from late position, and Kalyan Cheekuri three-bet to 800,000. Ho moved all in for 2,010,000, and Cheekuri made the call. Both players revealed their holdings.

Kyle Ho: A♣K♦
Kalyan Cheekuri: A♦10♥

The board ran out K♥2♦9♣Q♦A♥ for Ho to find the double.

The following hand, Jay Foong opened to 1,150,000 leaving just 100,000 behind. Tommy Nguyen made the call from the small blind.

Action checked through, as the board ran out K♣4♦3♥2♠5♣. Foong revealed 10♣10♠ to take the pot.

Tommy Nguyen: 5,490,000
Kalyan Cheekuri: 4,550,000
Kyle Ho: 4,320,000
Jay Foong: 2,700,000

Level:	29 (75,000/150,000/150,000)
Entries:	7/850
Prizes:	$1,762,050 (Day 2: $1,644,849, Day 3: $951,756)
Local Time:	1:19 PM

Michael Khan moved all in for 650,000 from middle position. Ashkan Razavi made the call from the big blind, and both players revealed their holdings.

Michael Khan: A♦Q♣
Ashkan Razavi: J♦4♦

The board ran out Q♥3♦K♠6♦3♠ for Khan to find the double.

Ashkan Razavi: 5,650,000
Michael Khan: 1,525,000

Level:	28 (60,000/120,000/120,000)
Entries:	7/850
Prizes:	$1,762,050 (Day 2: $1,644,849, Day 3: $951,756)
Local Time:	1:03 PM

Tommy Nguyen opened to 250,000 from middle position, and Chistopher Alcindor raised to 1,400,000 (leaving 20,000 behind). Action folded to Nguyen who moved all in. Alcindor made the call, and both players revealed their holdings.

Christopher Alcindor: A♠10♦
Tommy Nguyen: A♦K♦

The board ran out J♠8♥J♣K♣6♥ for Alcindor to hit the rail.

Tommy Nguyen: 5,700,000

Level:	28 (60,000/120,000/120,000)
Entries:	8/850
Prizes:	$1,762,050 (Day 2: $1,644,849, Day 3: $951,756)
Local Time:	12:47 PM

Michael Khan moved all in for 1,290,000 from under the gun. Christopher Alcindor called from middle position, and the remaining players folded. Both players revealed their hands.

Michael Khan: K♦K♠
Christopher Alcindor: J♣J♥

The board ran out 2♦Q♦9♣4♣6♠ for Khan to find the double.

Michael Khan: 2,880,000
Christopher Alcindor: 1,030,000

Level:	28 (60,000/120,000/120,000)
Entries:	8/850
Prizes:	$1,762,050 (Day 2: $1,644,849, Day 3: $951,756)
Local Time:	12:40 PM

Carter McCauley opened to 240,000 from early position, and Cong Nguyen-Vu moved all in for 1,395,000. McCauley went into the tank, but eventually made the call, and both players revealed their holdings.

Cong Nguyen-Vu: A♣K♥
Carter McCauley: 4♥4♠

The board ran out 8♣2♦10♥4♦5♦ for McCauley to take the pot.

Carter McCauley: 9,620,000

Level:	28 (60,000/120,000/120,000)
Entries:	9/850
Prizes:	$1,762,050 (Day 2: $1,644,849, Day 3: $951,756)
Local Time:	12:29 PM

Ashkan Razavi opened to 240,000 from middle position, and Carter McCauley three-bet to 800,000 from late position. Action folded to Razavi who called.

The flop came the 3♠10♥K♠, and Razavi was quick to check. McCauley fired for 400,000, and received a call.

Action checked through after the turn peeled the 4♦.

The 2♥ completed the board, and Razavi blasted for 1,100,000. McCauley snap called and both players revealed A♦K♣ and A♣K♥ to chop the pot.

Carter McCauley: 7,980,000
Ashkan Razavi: 6,100,000

Table	Seat No.	Player	Country	Chip Count
22	#1	Christopher Alcindor	CA	2,660,000
22	#2	Cong Nguyen-Vu	CA	2,225,000
22	#3	Ashkan Razavi	CA	5,255,000
22	#4	Carter Mccauley	CA	7,475,000
22	#5	Kyle Ho	CA	3,900,000
22	#6	Jay Foong	CA	3,000,000
22	#7	Michael Khan	CA	1,900,000
22	#8	Kalyan Cheekuri	IN	3,285,000
22	#9	Tommy Nguyen	CA	4,295,000

Event #12: $2,300 NLH Main Event Day 3 ($2,050 + $250)

Date:	Day 3: Oct 12, Noon
Blinds:	60 Minutes
Entries:	9/850
Prizes:	$1,762,050 (Day 2: $1,644,849, Day 3: $951,756)
Leader:	Carter McCauley (7.475 Million)

The final day is set for the Main Event, and Carter McCauley is the chip leader for the final day. He has almost 7.5 million, with Ashkan Razavi, who always seems to find a way to Day 3 of the Main Event here in Calgary, is about 2 million behind with 5.255 million for second place.

This is McCauley’s second big final table of the series, after he ran through the final day of the Mini Main Event for 3rd place. With the chip lead for Day 3 of this one, he’ll be looking to go a couple of spots deeper for the top score of nearly $300k. Full chip stacks & prizes for the final day will be at the bottom of this post.

Day 3 kicks off at noon, and the game starts at the beginning of Level 28, with blinds of 60k/120k/120k. The levels will be 60 minutes long for the rest of the game, with Day 3 playing until someone is showing off the Main Event ring. There was a redraw when they got to the final table, so players will be returning to the same seats they left at the end of Day 2.

Day 3 Prizes

See the Payouts tab on the Live Reporting page for a look at all the Day 2 cashers.

Place	Prize
1	$297,359
2	$198,211
3	$139,113
4	$99,185
5	$71,857
6	$52,912
7	$39,611
8	$30,155
9	$23,353

Day 3 Stacks

Player	Chips	BB (120k)
Carter Mccauley	7,475,000	62.29
Ashkan Razavi	5,255,000	43.79
Tommy Nguyen	4,295,000	35.79
Kyle Ho	3,900,000	32.50
Kalyan Cheekuri	3,285,000	27.38
Jay Foong	3,000,000	25.00
Christopher Alcindor	2,660,000	22.17
Cong Nguyen-Vu	2,225,000	18.54
Michael Khan	1,900,000	15.83

Level:	28 (60000/120000/120000)
Entries:	9/850
Prizes:	$1,762,050 (Day 2: $1,644,849)
Local Time:	1:00 AM

Player	Chips	BB (120k)
Carter Mccauley	7,475,000	62.29
Ashkan Razavi	5,255,000	43.79
Tommy Nguyen	4,295,000	35.79
Kyle Ho	3,900,000	32.50
Kalyan Cheekuri	3,285,000	27.38
Jay Foong	3,000,000	25.00
Christopher Alcindor	2,660,000	22.17
Cong Nguyen-Vu	2,225,000	18.54
Michael Khan	1,900,000	15.83

Level:	27 (50000/100000/100000)
Entries:	9/850
Prizes:	$1,762,050 (Day 2: $1,644,849)
Local Time:	12:30 AM

Day 2 of the Main Event is complete, with 9 players returning for Day 3 tomorrow. Stay tuned for the final stacks for Day 3 coming soon.

Place	Player	Prize
10	Matt Kwong	$18,402
11	Garry Sandhu	$18,402
12	Marco Ferrone	$14,760

Level:	27 (50000/100000/100000)
Entries:	10/850
Prizes:	$1,762,050 (Day 2: $1,644,849)
Local Time:	11:20 PM

Level:	27 (50000/100000/100000)
Entries:	10/850
Prizes:	$1,762,050 (Day 2: $1,644,849)
Local Time:	11:05 PM

The final table is being set now, with 10 players remaining. Garry Sandhu just bubbled in a big hand that saw Michael Khan triple from the main pot, and Kyle Ho chip up to around 4 million with a side pot.

Kahn raised to 700k, leaving barely a big blind behind. Shandu shoved, and Ho called off with a bit more. Khan also called from the smallest stack. Khan had ace-five, against nines for Shandu and queens for Ho. Khan nailed the flop for aces & fives to take the main pot, while Ho’s queens held for the side pot, leaving Sandhu as the odd man out.

Stay tuned for the final table faces coming shortly.

Level:	27 (50000/100000/100000)
Entries:	11/850
Prizes:	$1,762,050 (Day 2: $1,644,849)
Local Time:	10:55 PM

They are on the bubble to the final table with 11 players remaining. Just over 30 minutes remain in Day 2, with Marco Ferrone as the most recent cashout for $14,760.

Level:	27 (50000/100000/100000)
Entries:	12/850
Prizes:	$1,762,050 (Day 2: $1,644,849)
Local Time:	10:40 PM

As the final level of the night began, Jay Foong raised the hijack to 200k, and Garry Sandhu called the big blind. He check-called for 100k on the K♣9♦8♠ flop, but on the 4♠ turn, Snadhu check-shoved over a bet of 200k, and got it through.

There are about 50 minutes remaining in Level 27, with the end of the night coming following this level.

Level:	26 (40000/80000/80000)
Entries:	12/850
Prizes:	$1,762,050 (Day 2: $1,644,849)
Local Time:	10:25 PM

Kalyan Cheekuri raised his button to 170k, and Ashkan Razavi called from the big blind. They both checked the 5♦J♠Q♣ flop, and Razavi led for 325k on the 8♦ turn.

Cheekuri called to the 4♣ river, where Razavi bet 755k. Cheekuri called, but mucked when Razavi rolled over A♠A♥.

Level 26 has less than 5 minutes to play, with Level 27 as the final level of the day. They could bag early if they get to 6 players before then, but that seems unlikely with barely a level to play.

Level:	26 (40000/80000/80000)
Entries:	12/850
Prizes:	$1,762,050 (Day 2: $1,644,849)
Local Time:	9:50 PM

Tommy Nguyen raised to 160k from the cutoff, and Asjkan Razavi called from the big blind. They both checked the 10♣K♥A♠ flop, and Nguyen called a bet of 190k on the 7♥ turn.

It went back to checks on the J♥ river, and Razavi showed king-ten for the flopped two pair, but Nguyen’s king-queen went to Broadway on the river to take it down.

Level:	26 (40000/80000/80000)
Entries:	12/850
Prizes:	$1,762,050 (Day 2: $1,644,849)
Local Time:	9:40 PM

T-S	Player	Chips	BB (80k)
21-1	Ashkan Razavi	3,450,000	43.13
21-2	Christopher Alcindor	1,800,000	22.50
21-3	Matthew Kwong	1,400,000	17.50
21-6	Tommy L D Nguyen	3,300,000	41.25
21-7	Kalyan Chakravarthy Cheekuri	3,450,000	43.13
21-8	Cong Thanh Nguyen-Vu	1,475,000	18.44
24-1	Carter Mccauley	3,600,000	45.00
24-2	Marco Robert Gorizio Ferrone	3,300,000	41.25
24-3	Michael Khan	1,100,000	13.75
24-5	Garry Sandhu	3,550,000	44.38
24-6	Kyle Ho	2,500,000	31.25
24-9	Jay Kit Foong	3,920,000	49.00

Level:	25 (30000/60000/60000)
Entries:	12/850
Prizes:	$1,762,050 (Day 2: $1,644,849)
Local Time:	9:15 PM

In the first hand, Garry Sandhu raised the cutoff to 120k, and Jay Foong called from the big blind. Foong check-called for 100k on the 10♣A♣J♦ flop, and they both checked it down through the 7♠10♥ runout. Foong showed jack-nine for the win.

In the next hand, Sandhu raised the hijack to 120k, and Carter McCauley called from the big blind. They both checked the 2♠A♦3♥ flop, and McCauley, who was 3rd in the Monster Stack earlier in the series, check-called for 100k on the 3♠ turn.

McCauley led for 250k into a pot of about 500k on the A♣ river. “You know the ten-deuce got counterfeited, right?” Sandhu asked.

“Is that what you have?” McCauley asked before Sandhu called. It turned out that McCauley was pretty close to the hand Sandhu called, with J♦2♦, which had indeed been counterfeited. Sandhu’s K♦10♦ was best with aces & threes, king kicker.

Meanwhile, a few busts have brought the game to 12 remaining, 2 off the final table, with the final break of the night about to start.

Place	Player	Prize
13	Danesh Luthra	$14,760
14	Michael Farrow	$12,053
15	Chao Lu	$12,053
16	Daniel Coupal	$12,053
17	Umang Dattani	$12,053
18	Michael Leah	$10,026

Level:	25 (30000/60000/60000)
Entries:	16/850
Prizes:	$1,762,050 (Day 2: $1,644,849)
Local Time:	8:55 PM

Michael Khan raised the middle to 120k, and big-stack Garry Sandhu called from the hijack before Jay Foong three-bet the small blind to 550k. That forced both players to fold.

On the other table, KKPoker ambassador Chris Alcindor shoved the flop after a bet from Kaylen Cheekuri and took it down to stay alive. Ronnie Dattani recently busted from that table, bringing the game to 16 remaining.

Level:	25 (30000/60000/60000)
Entries:	17/850
Prizes:	$1,762,050 (Day 2: $1,644,849)
Local Time:	8:30 PM

In the final hand of Level 24, Kalyan Cheekuri raised the button to 105k before Mike Leah reraised the big blind to 700k, leaving just fumes behind. Cheekuri shoved a covering stack, and Leah called it off.

It was a not-so-classic race between ace-ten for Leah and king-queen for Cheekuri, but Cheekuri jumped into the lead after flopping a queen, then rivering trips on Q♥4♣2♥8♦Q♦.

In the second hand of Level 25, on the other table, Garry Sandhu raised the cutoff to 125, then faced a three-bet to 400k from Kyle Ho on the button. Sandhu mucked his hand, but it looks like he’s chipped up to the lead since the break, playing close to 4 million now. Ash Razavi is still sitting pretty with more than 2.5 million, while Cheekuri is around the same after sending Leah to the rail.

Level:	24 (25000/50000/50000)
Entries:	18/850
Prizes:	$1,762,050 (Day 2: $1,644,849)
Local Time:	8:10 PM

The Main Event is down to the final two tables, with one more payout of $10,026 before it jumps to $12,053 for 17th place. Level 24 has about 15 minutes to play, with three more levels in Day 2 after this one completes. Any players remaining at the end of Level 27 will bag up and come back tomorrow for the final day of play.

Place	Player	Prize
19	Khaly Dang	$10,026
20	Guoyan Li	$10,026
21	Gregory “Greg Goes All In” Liow	$10,026

Level:	24 (25000/50000/50000)
Entries:	20/850
Prizes:	$1,762,050 (Day 2: $1,644,849)
Local Time:	7:30 PM

The Main Event is back in action after the dinner break for the final four levels of play on Day 2. The field is down to 20 after Greg “Greg Goes All In” Liow busted shortly after dinner for 21st place. It looks like Day 2 will play down to at least the final table tonight before they bag up, but action could slow between now & then as the prizes start getting much bigger.

Level:	24 (25000/50000/50000)
Entries:	21/850
Prizes:	$1,762,050 (Day 2: $1,644,849)
Local Time:	6:55 PM

The Main Event players are on their dinner break now, with Level 24 set to start in just over 30 minutes. Ashkan Razavi, who always seems to find a way to the deep end of the WSOP-C Calgary Main Event, is leading the way on the dinner break with nearly 3.5 million. Carter McCauley, who is working on his fourth cash, with a 3rd place included in that, is in second, while Garry Sandhu, Jay Foong (4th cash of the series), and Marco Ferrone (6th cash of the series, with 4 final tables so far) round out the top five counts.

Full Stacks & Seats for Day 2 of the Main Event

T-S	Player	Chips	BB (50k)
21-1	Ashkan Razavi	3,467,000	69.34
21-2	Christopher Alcindor	1,326,000	26.52
21-3	Umang Dattani	1,180,000	23.60
21-4	Michael Farrow	560,000	11.20
21-5	Chao Lu	500,000	10.00
21-6	Tommy L D Nguyen	990,000	19.80
21-9	Michael Leah	2,020,000	40.40
22-1	Daniel Coupal	790,000	15.80
22-2	Khaly Dang	1,405,000	28.10
22-3	Jay Kit Foong	2,785,000	55.70
22-5	Kalyan Chakravarthy Cheekuri	1,545,000	30.90
22-6	Cong Thanh Nguyen-Vu	1,490,000	29.80
22-8	Gregory Liow	195,000	3.90
22-9	Garry Sandhu	2,865,000	57.30
24-1	Carter Mccauley	3,450,000	69.00
24-2	Marco Robert Gorizio Ferrone	2,610,000	52.20
24-3	Michael Khan	660,000	13.20
24-6	Kyle Ho	1,210,000	24.20
24-7	Matthew Kwong	940,000	18.80
24-8	Danesh Luthra	1,780,000	35.60
24-9	Guoyan Li	2,050,000	41.00

Level:	23 (20000/40000/40000)
Entries:	21/850
Prizes:	$1,762,050 (Day 2: $1,644,849)
Local Time:	6:35 PM

Day 2 of the Main Event is now 3 off the final table, with 21 players left. Level 23 is ticking down to the end, with less than 5 minutes remaining.

Place	Player	Prize
22	Nicholas Peterson	$10,026
23	John Hashem	$10,026
24	Leslie Sam	$10,026
25	Joel Lennie	$10,026

Level:	23 (20000/40000/40000)
Entries:	25/850
Prizes:	$1,762,050 (Day 2: $1,644,849)
Local Time:	5:45 PM

The Main Event is down to the final three tables with 25 remaining, and everyone still in the game is now guaranteed at least $10k in prizes. The clock is paused for a few minutes while the players fill out the required AGLC paperwork for five-figure prizes, and they’ll be back underway shortly with about 50 minutes to play in Level 23.

Place	Player	Prize
26	Edali Ahmed	$10,026
27	James Pillon	$8,496
28	Yanda Li	$8,496
29	Naleen Narayan	$8,496

Level:	22 (15000/30000/30000)
Entries:	29/850
Prizes:	$1,762,050 (Day 2: $1,644,849)
Local Time:	5:25 PM

The Main Event is nearing the final three tables, with two more eliminations before they get there. Level 22 is nearly complete, with five more levels in Day 2 before the end of the Day. The remaining players after Level 27 will return for the big money play on Day 3.

Place	Player	Prize
30	Dustin Centanni	$8,496
31	Thomas Taylor	$8,496
32	Joshua James	$8,496
33	Edwin Ng	$8,496

Level:	21 (15,000/25,000/25,000)
Entries:	38/850
Prizes:	$1,762,050 ($1,644,849 for Day 2)
Local Time:	3:47 PM

Vikas Gandhi moved all in for 170,000 from middle position. Dustin Centanni called from the cutoff, and the remaining players folded. Both players revealed their holdings.

Vikas Gandhi: A♥3♥
Dustin Centanni: A♠10♠

The flop and turn came the 4♦10♥2♣J♥, with Gandhi having straight and flush outs. However, the 7♠ sealed his fate, sending him out in 40th place ($7,338).

Dustin Centanni: 1,045,000

Level:	20 (10,000/20,000/20,000)
Entries:	44/850
Prizes:	$1,762,050 ($1,644,849 for Day 2)
Local Time:	3:20 PM

Matthew Kwong opened to late position for 45,000.

Nicholas Lee three-bet to 135,000 from the button.

Kwong took some time before raising to 305,000. Lee made the fold and Kwong showed the 3♦.

Matthew Kwong: 1,275,000
Nicholas Lee: 705,000

Level:	20 (10,000/20,000/20,000)
Entries:	45/850
Prizes:	$1,762,050 ($1,644,849 for Day 2)
Local Time:	3:00 PM

Gregory Liow opened to 40,000 from middle position, and Hamish Tong defended his big blind.

The flop came 5♦9♦4♥, and both players checked.

After the turn came the 7♦, Tong led out for 80,000. Liow went into the tank, but made the fold.

Gregory Liow: 1,455,000
Hamish Tong: 1,190,000

Level:	20 (10,000/20,000/20,000)
Entries:	45/850
Prizes:	$1,762,050 ($1,644,849 for Day 2)
Local Time:	2:55 PM

Andrew Goosen moved all in for 250,000 from middle position, and Joel Lennie made the call. Both players revealed their holdings.

Andrew Goosen: K♥Q♥
Joel Lennie: A♦A♣

The board ran out 8♦6♦K♠3♦A♥ for Goosen to hit the rail.

Joel Lennie: 1,030,000

Position	Player	Prize
54	Julius Roque	$5,805
55	Leo Brouwer	$5,805
56	Daniel Lefebvre	$5,805
57	Clayton Gaudry	$5,805
58	Andy Truong	$5,805
59	Harpreet Gill	$5,805
60	Jackson Oniske	$5,805
61	Parth Mansukh	$5,805
62	Amanjit Dhaliwal	$5,805
63	Richard Bewski	$5,321
64	Scott Carragher	$5,321
65	Jiajie Sheng	$5,321
66	Mayukh Chakraborty	$5,321
67	Benjamin Veenstra	$5,321
68	Kevin Kelso	$5,321
69	Kaan Becer	$5,321
70	Sanharib Mikhaiel	$5,321
71	James Harnden	$5,321

Player	Chip Count
John Hashem	1,455,000
Akshan Razavi	1,361,000
Gregory “Greg Goes All In” Liow	1,340,000
Mike Leah	1,272,000
Danesh Luthra	1,150,000
Hamish Tong	1,150,000
Dustin Centanni	1,055,000

Level:	19 (10,000/15,000/15,000)
Entries:	62/850
Prizes:	$1,762,050 ($1,644,849 for Day 2)
Local Time:	1:44 PM

Action was caught after the turn of 4♥J♣6♦6♠ with 147,000 in the pot, and both players checked their option.

The 4♦ completed the board, and the big blind led out for 125,000. With the big blind having only 138,000 behind, Christopher Alcindor moved all in. His opponent was quick to fold.

Christopher Alcindor: 781,000

Level:	19 (10,000/15,000/15,000)
Entries:	66/850
Prizes:	$1,762,050 ($1,644,849 for Day 2)
Local Time:	1:32 PM

John Hashem opened to 30,000 from early position, and Kaan Becer moved all in for 137,000 from the button. Hashem made the call, and both players revealed their holdings.

Kaan Becer: 8♠8♣
John Hashem: K♦Q♥

The board ran out 6♥K♣2♦A♠Q♦ for Becer to hit the rail in 69th place ($5,321).

John Hashem: 864,000

Position	Player	Prize
72	Juan Lamprea	$5,068
73	Kelly Becker	$5,068
74	Derek Holme	$5,068
75	Talal Shoush	$5,068
76	Dawn Nobles	$5,068
77	Robin Bergren	$5,068
78	Marinka Ravlic	$5,068
79	Rahul Sharma	$5,068
80	Gordon Konkin	$5,068
81	Harman Jassal	$5,068
82	Neil Kershaw	$5,068
83	Neil Kershaw	$5,068
84	Pietro Giudice	$5,068
85	Sandy Wammes	$5,068
86	Benjamin Cooper	$5,068
87	Frank Gallie	$5,068
88	Lucas Jumalon	$5,068
89	Michael Noor	$5,068
90	Matthew O’Brien	$5,068

Level:	18 (6,000/12,000/12,000)
Entries:	78/850
Prizes:	$1,762,050 ($1,644,849 for Day 2)
Local Time:	12:59 PM

Middle position moved all in for 60,000. Action folded to Thomas Taylor who called from the big blind. Both players revealed their holdings.

Middle Position: A♥J♣
Thomas Taylor: J♥10♥

The board ran out 7♣6♦10♠J♣4♣ for Taylor to find the elimination.

Thomas Taylor: 593,000

Level:	18 (6,000/12,000/12,000)
Entries:	81/850
Prizes:	$1,762,050 ($1,644,849 for Day 2)
Local Time:	12:51 PM

Action was caught after the flop of 6♦8♠7♣, and Clayton Gaudry checked from the big blind.

Middle position fired for 100,000, and Gaudry moved all in for 300,000.

He received a quick fold from his opponent who announced they were “open ended.”

Clayton Gaudry: 460,000

Position	Player	Prize
91	Colin Jung	$5,068
92	Colten Yamagishi	$5,068
93	Christopher Cheyne	$5,068
94	Lucas Jumalon	$5,068
95	Glen Stoten	$5,068
96	Evan Thomas	$5,068
97	Raymond Cawaling	$5,068
98	Jolan Mancini	$5,068
99	Sebastian Crema	$5,068
100	Eyal Pevzner	$5,068
101	Samuel Bourque	$5,068
102	Christopher Sharpe	$5,068
103	Zizhu Zhao	$5,068
104	Ryan Teixeira	$5,068
105	Christian Wallmuth	$5,068
106	Micah Quinn	$5,068
107	Ruoxiao Shi	$5,068
108	Nathan Fortin	$5,068

Level:	18 (6,000/12,000/12,000)
Entries:	105/850
Prizes:	$1,762,050 ($1,644,849 for Day 2)
Local Time:	12:12 PM

Action was caught after the flop of 5♠6♠9♥, and Harman Jassal led out for 12,000 from the small blind. Matthew Kwong called from the big blind.

The turn came the 3♣, and Jassal checked to Kwong. He fired for 17,000, and was called.

After the 10♦ completed the board, both players checked. Kwong revealed Q♦6♥ to best Jassal’s J♦5♦.

Harman Jassal: 260,000
Matthew Kwong: 258,000

Table	Seat No.	Player	Country	Chip Count
20	1	Kevin Kelso	Canada	146,000
20	3	Yanda Li	Canada	921,000
20	4	Jackson Oniske	Canada	372,000
20	5	Colten Yamagishi	United States	163,000
20	6	Evan Thomas	Canada	111,000
20	7	David Quang	Canada	157,000
20	8	Christian Wallmuth	Canada	79,000
20	9	Nicholas Peterson	Canada	309,000
21	2	Joshua Frazer James	Canada	344,000
21	3	Raymond Cawaling	Canada	544,000
21	4	Clayton Gaudry	Canada	358,000
21	5	Chao Lu	Canada	469,000
21	6	Amanjit S Dhaliwal	Canada	688,000
21	7	Aleksei Ponomarev	Canada	213,000
21	8	Danesh Luthra	Canada	685,000
21	9	Michael Leah	Canada	291,000
22	1	Marinka Ravlic	Canada	126,000
22	2	Khaly Dang	Canada	236,000
22	3	Phong Truong	Canada	448,000
22	4	Robin Bergren	Canada	177,000
22	5	Naleen Narayan	Canada	124,000
22	6	Vikram Gill	Canada	230,000
22	7	Micah Quinn	Canada	44,000
22	8	Gregory Liow	Canada	598,000
22	9	Christopher Cheyne	Canada	215,000
23	1	Dawn Nobles	Canada	292,000
23	2	Gordon Wong	Canada	132,000
23	3	Sebastian Crema	Canada	107,000
23	4	Jolan Mancini	Canada	126,000
23	5	David Swaim	Canada	302,000
23	6	Amy Fontaine	United States	496,000
23	7	Matthew Donald O’brien	Canada	127,000
23	8	Marco Robert Gorizio Ferrone	Canada	442,000
23	9	Nathan Fortin	Canada	125,000
24	2	Dustin Amato Centanni	Canada	599,000
24	3	Michael Khan	Canada	317,000
24	4	Nicholas Teeuwen	Canada	301,000
24	5	Rahul Sharma	Canada	176,000
24	6	Julius Roque	Philippines	417,000
24	7	Christopher Donald James Sharpe	Canada	77,000
24	8	Kyle Ho	Canada	190,000
24	9	Talal Shoush	Canada	103,000
25	1	Daniel Lefebvre	Canada	355,000
25	2	Neil Kershaw	Canada	95,000
25	3	Ashkan Razavi	Canada	561,000
25	4	Abhay Dogra	Canada	697,000
25	5	Harpreet Singh Gill	Canada	523,000
25	6	Xavier Chayer-St-Germain	Canada	291,000
25	7	Samuel John Bourque	Canada	100,000
25	8	Umang Dattani	Canada	295,000
25	9	Benjamin Veenstra	Canada	302,000
28	1	Edwin Ng	Canada	174,000
28	3	Leo Brouwer	Canada	359,000
28	4	Derek Holme	Canada	98,000
28	5	Frank Gallie	Canada	135,000
28	6	Hamish Tong	United Kingdom	435,000
28	7	Kelly Andrew Becker	Canada	319,000
28	8	James Harnden	Canada	208,000
28	9	Carter Mccauley	Canada	660,000
29	3	Michael Farrow	Canada	696,000
29	4	Eyal Pevzner	Canada	299,000
29	5	Cong Thanh Nguyen-Vu	Canada	225,000
29	6	John Hashem	Canada	702,000
29	7	Mayukh Chakraborty	Canada	480,000
29	8	Andrew Goosen	Canada	112,000
29	9	Joel Lennie	Canada	448,000
30	1	Leslie Sam	Canada	391,000
30	2	Richard Bewski	Canada	165,000
30	3	Brian Fleming	Canada	272,000
30	4	Devon Patrick Morgan	Canada	258,000
30	5	Colin Jung	Canada	114,000
30	7	Guoyan Li	Canada	687,000
30	8	Brett Alexander Hoy	Canada	245,000
30	9	James Pillon	Canada	423,000
31	1	Ryan Teixeira	Canada	145,000
31	3	Michael Noor	Canada	190,000
31	4	Jeffry Bryde	Canada	145,000
31	5	Nicholas Lee	Canada	401,000
31	6	Ruoxiao Shi	China	43,000
31	7	Gordon Konkin	Canada	177,000
31	8	Kalyan Chakravarthy Cheekuri	India	563,000
31	9	Gurdial Sandhu	Canada	235,000
32	1	Tommy L D Nguyen	Canada	579,000
32	2	Lucas Jumalon	United States	98,000
32	3	James Matthew Lahey	Canada	327,000
32	4	Jordan Saccucci	Canada	131,000
32	5	Benjamin Sinclair Cooper	Canada	256,000
32	7	Vikas Gandhi	Canada	264,000
32	8	Abbas Moradi	Canada	779,000
32	9	Parth Mansukh	Canada	128,000
33	1	Kaan Becer	Türkiye	200,000
33	2	Sandy Richard Wammes	Canada	147,000
33	4	Harman Jassal	Canada	314,000
33	5	Matthew Kwong	Canada	202,000
33	6	Christopher Alcindor	Canada	515,000
33	7	Glen Stoten	Canada	116,000
33	8	Prabakaran Sivabalasundaram	Canada	464,000
33	9	Juan Lamprea	Canada	325,000
34	1	Jun Yu Huang	Canada	161,000
34	2	Zizhu Zhao	Canada	273,000
34	3	Jay Kit Foong	Canada	343,000
34	4	Scott Carragher	Canada	524,000
34	5	Pietro Lo Giudice	Canada	595,000
34	7	Sanharib Mikhaiel	Canada	408,000
34	8	Jiajie Sheng	China	435,000
34	9	Daniel Coupal	Canada	241,000

Event #12: $2,300 NLH Main Event Day 2 ($2,050 + $250)

Date:	Oct 11, Noon
Blinds:	60 Minutes
Entries:	108/850
Prizes:	$1,762,050 ($1,644,849 for Day 2)
Chip Leader:	Yanda Li (921k)

Day 2 is set for the Main Event, with almost $1.65 million still waiting to be won from a total prize pool of $1,762,050. Yanda Li, who bagged the Day 1b lead, leads the way into Day 2 with more than 900k. Abbas Moradi led the final flight, and will start Day 2 in 2nd with 779k. John Hashem, who is a football coach at the University of Regina and a former pro CFL player, bagged the second stack on Day 1b and is 3rd for Day 2. Abhay Dogra, with two final tables this series already, and Michael Farrow round out the top five Day 2 counts. The full Day 2 stacks will be posted at the end of this post.

Day 2 gets going at noon on Sunday, and they start the day with the beginning of Level 18 (6k/12k/12k). Blinds move to 60 minutes for the remainder of the tournament.

Day 2 is scheduled to play 10 levels, with the bags coming out for the remaining players at the end of Level 27 (50k/100k/100k). That should put the end of Day 2 at about 11:15 PM Sunday night, with any remaining players coming back for the final day of action on Monday’s Day 3. Seats for Day 2 are posted in the WSOP+ App, so players should check the app when they arrive to find their seat.

The final prize pool for the Main Event is $1,762,050, with $1,644,849of that awarded on Day 2/3. The winner is set to pocket nearly $300k, with 3 players getting six-figure scores, and the top nine all getting at least $23k. Full prizes are under the Payouts tab, with the final table prizes below.

Final Table Prizes

Place	Prize
1	$297,359
2	$198,211
3	$139,113
4	$99,185
5	$71,857
6	$52,912
7	$39,611
8	$30,155
9	$23,353
10	$18,402

Day 2 Stacks

Player	Chips	BB (12k)
Yanda Li	921,000	76.75
Abbas Moradi	779,000	64.92
John Hashem	702,000	58.50
Abhay Dogra	697,000	58.08
Michael Farrow	696,000	58.00
Amanjit Dhaliwal	688,000	57.33
Guoyan Li	687,000	57.25
Danesh Luthra	685,000	57.08
Carter Mccauley	660,000	55.00
Dustin Centanni	599,000	49.92
Gregory Liow	598,000	49.83
Pietro Lo Giudice	595,000	49.58
Tommy Nguyen	579,000	48.25
Kalyan Cheekuri	563,000	46.92
Ashkan Razavi	561,000	46.75
Raymond Cawaling	544,000	45.33
Scott Carragher	524,000	43.67
Harpreet Gill	523,000	43.58
Christopher Alcindor	515,000	42.92
Amy Fontaine	496,000	41.33
Mayukh Chakraborty	480,000	40.00
Chao Lu	469,000	39.08
Prabakaran Sivabalasundaram	464,000	38.67
Phong Truong	448,000	37.33
Joel Lennie	448,000	37.33
Marco Ferrone	442,000	36.83
Hamish Tong	435,000	36.25
Jiajie Sheng	435,000	36.25
Thomas Taylor	427,000	35.58
James Pillon	423,000	35.25
Edali Ahmed	420,000	35.00
Julius Roque	417,000	34.75
Sanharib Mikhaiel	408,000	34.00
Nicholas Lee	401,000	33.42
Leslie Sam	391,000	32.58
Jackson Oniske	372,000	31.00
Leo Brouwer	359,000	29.92
Clayton Gaudry	358,000	29.83
Daniel Lefebvre	355,000	29.58
Joshua Frazer James	344,000	28.67
Jay Foong	343,000	28.58
James Lahey	327,000	27.25
Juan Lamprea	325,000	27.08
Kelly Becker	319,000	26.58
Michael Khan	317,000	26.42
Harman Jassal	314,000	26.17
Nicholas Peterson	309,000	25.75
Benjamin Veenstra	302,000	25.17
David Swaim	302,000	25.17
Nicholas Teeuwen	301,000	25.08
Eyal Pevzner	299,000	24.92
Umang Dattani	295,000	24.58
Dawn Nobles	292,000	24.33
Michael Leah	291,000	24.25
Xavier Chayer-St-Germain	291,000	24.25
Zizhu Zhao	273,000	22.75
Brian Fleming	272,000	22.67
Vikas Gandhi	264,000	22.00
Devon Morgan	258,000	21.50
Benjamin Cooper	256,000	21.33
Brett Hoy	245,000	20.42
Daniel Coupal	241,000	20.08
Khaly Dang	236,000	19.67
Gurdial Sandhu	235,000	19.58
Vikram Gill	230,000	19.17
Cong Nguyen-Vu	225,000	18.75
Christopher Cheyne	215,000	17.92
Aleksei Ponomarev	213,000	17.75
James Harnden	208,000	17.33
Matthew Kwong	202,000	16.83
Kaan Becer	200,000	16.67
Kyle Ho	190,000	15.83
Michael Noor	190,000	15.83
Gordon Konkin	177,000	14.75
Robin Bergren	177,000	14.75
Rahul Sharma	176,000	14.67
Edwin Ng	174,000	14.50
Richard Bewski	165,000	13.75
Colten Yamagishi	163,000	13.58
Jun Huang	161,000	13.42
David Quang	157,000	13.08
Sandy Wammes	147,000	12.25
Kevin Kelso	146,000	12.17
Jeffry Bryde	145,000	12.08
Ryan Teixeira	145,000	12.08
Frank Gallie	135,000	11.25
Gordon Wong	132,000	11.00
Jordan Saccucci	131,000	10.92
Parth Mansukh	128,000	10.67
Matthew O’Brien	127,000	10.58
Jolan Mancini	126,000	10.50
Marinka Ravlic	126,000	10.50
Nathan Fortin	125,000	10.42
Naleen Narayan	124,000	10.33
Glen Stoten	116,000	9.67
Colin Jung	114,000	9.50
Andrew Goosen	112,000	9.33
Evan Thomas	111,000	9.25
Sebastian Crema	107,000	8.92
Talal Shoush	103,000	8.58
Samuel Bourque	100,000	8.33
Derek Holme	98,000	8.17
Lucas Jumalon	98,000	8.17
Neil Kershaw	95,000	7.92
Christian Wallmuth	79,000	6.58
Christopher Sharpe	77,000	6.42
Micah Quinn	44,000	3.67
Ruoxiao Shi	43,000	3.58