Hand #102: Jack Salter Wins WPTDeepStacks Montreal! (CAD 155,000 / ~US $123,016); Alexander James Allison Finishes as Runner-Up

HAND #102  –  Jack Salter moves all in from the button/small blind, and Alexander James Allison calls all in for 3,175,000 with .

Salter turns over , and Allison needs his dominating hand to hold to stay alive.

The board comes , and Salter catches a six on the turn to win the pot — and the WPTDeepStacks title — with a pair of sixes.

Alexander James Allison finishes as the runner-up, earning CAD 102,000 (~US $80,952).

Jack Salter wins WPTDeepStacks Montreal, earning CAD 155,000 (~US $123,016) and the WPTDeepStacks trophy. As part of his prize money, Salter receives a US $3,000 prize package that includes his seat into the Season XVIII WPTDeepStacks Championship, which will be held in April at Thunder Valley Casino Resort near Sacramento, California. Salter also receives POY points for the WPTDeepStacks Player of the Year race.

Congratulations to Jack Salter!

1st:  Jack Salter  –  CAD 155,000*  (~US $123,016*)
2nd:  Alexander James Allison  –  CAD 102,000  (~US $80,952)
3rd:  Pat Quinn  –  CAD 72,980  (~US $57,921)
4th:  Santiago Plante  –  CAD 56,000  (~US $44,444)
5th:  Ryan Yu  –  CAD 44,000  (~US $34,921)
6th:  Gonzalez Hernan  –  CAD 34,000  (~US $26,984)
7th:  George Grady  –  CAD 26,000  (~US $20,635)
8th:  Andrew Ostapchenko  –  CAD 20,000  (~US $15,873)

For worldwide consistency and comparison, the Payouts page here on WPT.com shows the payouts in US dollars, converted at Playground’s current exchange rate of CAD $1.26 = US $1.00.