Kara Scott, Griffin Benger Rocking Into Day 3 of Event #40, Mizzi & King PLO 6 Max

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 Kara-Scott-WSOPOnly hours after Justin Oliver & Daniel Idema added a few more bracelets to Canada’s rising count, our poker talent is atGriffin-“Flush_Entity”-Benger it again; well known player and TV personality Kara Scott has advanced to the final 21 players remaining of more than 2,100 initial entries in Event #40, a $1,500 No Limit Hold’em. She won’t be starting with quite as many chips as Toronto’s Griffin “Flush_Entity” Benger, who will be sitting in 6th to start the day, but Scott will be around the middle of the pack still in contention for the more $525,000 up top.

Meanwhile, in Event #41, a $5,000 Six Handed Pot Limit Omaha, both Sorel Mizzi and Lasell King will be amongst the final 22 players returning for Day 3 and a shot at more than $488,000. Fan favorite Daniel Negreanu also squeaked into the money and late into Day 2, picking up $10,960 for finishing 34th of 400.

Event #42, yet another popular $1,000 No Limit Hold’em with 2,100 entrants popped the money bubble over it’s starting day and has already been reduced to less than 170 players. Amongst the top 10 counts to start Monday’s play will be Winnipeg’s well known Zenni Petros. Along with everyone else, he’ll be trying to get one day closer to a bracelet and first place prize of more than $345,000.

With so much happening at once, we’ll leave you with that for now, be sure to check back soon for more updates on what will be another exciting day of Canadians crushing some WSOP poker.

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Jon Harnish
35 year old recreational player, husband and father of three from Calgary, Alberta. Enjoy lower stakes cash games including PLO and limit Omaha 8. Any of the micro-stakes HORSE games will play online MTTS and SNGs. Live, Tournaments and Satellites up to $550. I love the game but am far to social to take it seriously and sometimes give up a little to much information at the table because I enjoy discussing the game, so decided it was safest for my bankroll to take up writing about the game. That way I still get to meet the cool people and opinions on the game, but with a little less risk. Writing wise, currently a regular contributor to Poker Pro Canada, like to write profiles, previews and recaps the most. formally wrote for Canadian Poker Player Canada. My Poker Blogs have been featured on CardPlayer Social and SpadeClub as "Recommended" or in newsletters on several occasions and Pokerweblogs as "Blog of the Month". Past projects included organizing and promoting major events with the Canadian Poker Tour, introducing Big Slick Poker Tour to Southern Alberta and directing events and finals.

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