July 15'12: Marc-André Ladouceur is 1 on 27 players!

After the day yesterday at the Main Event of the WSOP 2012, he would no longer remain that 27 players, regardless of the number of hours played.

At the beginning of the day yesterday, there was still 3 Quebecers in the race! Here they are:

Érik Cajelais ranked 67th with 1,205,000 tokens
Stéphane Bisson in 57th place with 1,445,000 tokens
Marc-André Ladouceur with 1,480,000 tokens!

Stéphane Bisson was the first to fall, to the 87th rank for a purse of $ 73,805 followed immediately after by Erik Cajelais which won the same award.

Speaking of Cajelais, even though it has not reached its goal of making the final table in this tournament, the team of PokerCollectif him throws his hat, who finished 109th event #14 for $ 5,295, 72nd event #16 for $ 4,287, 49th event #31 for $ 10,436, 2nd event #35 for $129,766 and finally 86th in the Main Event for $ 73,805! A year 2012 very strong for Cajelais in these WSOP!

All the same great news of this day of play, because Marc-André Ladouceur, who is still in the race after this 6th day of play is 1 in chips, nothing less!

It has 15.8 M chips while his closest rival had 12.7 M in chips!

The smallest carpet is Nicco Maag which has 1.3 M chips. To give you an idea, the blinds are currently 60K / 120K with ante to 15 K which will not leave plenty of air to the shortstack of this tournament.

Today, the action of this tournament start at 15:00 time of Quebec and the action will stop when there are no more than 9 players only, that you will review at the end of October for the grand finale!

PokerCollectif will follow once again this day very closely while Marc-André has very good chance to be in these 9 finalists in the bracelet.

Rightly questioned on his game with such presstion (especially because the player to finish 27th will win $ 294,601 while the player to finish first tournament win honors, the bracelet and 8, $5M), Marc-André says that despite this stress, it will still continue to play its best game possible and that bills between scholarships is not something that goes stress it or the influcencer to bad play.

You can hear this short interview in the video below!