LIVE Reporting: 2024 Fall Super Stack

Deerfoot Inn & Casino is wrapping up the year with the Fall Super Stack series, a return to its signature poker event after a busy year of WSOP Circuit tournaments. Starting with live satellites on Nov 5, this classic Calgary poker event features a lineup of multi-day tournaments that include the $340 Deepstack, $560 Megastack, and the $1,500 Main Event Superstack.

This year’s schedule offers more than just the familiar No-Limit Hold’em events. The series includes a unique $1,100 Heads-Up match on Nov 11, PLO games for Omaha enthusiasts, a 6-Max PKO game, and a variety of other events such as a Mystery Bounty and a Seniors event, ensuring there’s something for everyone. With live coverage exclusively on PokerPro, players can follow all the action, starting with the opening flight of the $340 Deepstack on Nov 7.

Check out live updates and reporting from the 2024 Fall Super Stack series by Lyle Bateman. Chose an event of your choice down below:


  • Final Table Faces

    Level:23 (15000/30000/30000)
    Entries:10/287
    Prizes:$368,078

    Here is a look at 9 of the 10 players at the final table. Dave S. prefers his full name and picture not be used.

  • Final Table Time

    Level:23 (15000/30000/30000)
    Entries:10/287
    Prizes:$368,078

    It was a brutal end for Nick McEwan tonight. In the final hand of Level 22, he raised to 50k under the gun, then called with slightly more when Daniel Lefebvre shoved the button.

    McEwan was in good shape pre with kings over tens, but a ten on the flop of 104AJJ flipped the script to Lefebvre for the win. McEwan still had 25k behind, but was forced all-in for less than a big blind and busted that hand.

  • Down to 11

    Level:22 (15000/25000/25000)
    Entries:11/287
    Prizes:$368,078

    They are on the final table bubble now with 11 players left after Jason Tomei and Senthuran Vijayaratnam busted within moments of each other. Vijayaratnam shoved over an early raise to 50k from Michael Malm and Malm called it off for about 150k.

    Malm had Vijayaratnam dominated with king-jack into jack-ten, and the board didn’t change anything.

  • Malm’s Aces Hold

    Level:22 (15000/25000/25000)
    Entries:13/287
    Prizes:$368,078

    They’ve been on 13 remaining for quite a while now, not least because short stacks keep doubling. In this case, Sean O’Reilly raised the hijack to 65k then shoved over Mike Malm’s reraise to 155k.

    Malm almost beat him into the pot with the call, and it was aces for Malm over queens for O’Reilly. Malm flopped an ace to take a huge lead, but O’Reilly had backdoor heart hopes until the turn.

  • Dinner Chips

    Level:22 (15000/25000/25000
    Entries:13/287
    Prizes:$368,078

    Robbie Mosher is still the chip leader on the dinner break with 1.5 million, though he lost a big pot just before the break to chip up Sean O’Reilly to over a million as well. O’Reilly is third while Adam Balog, on the other table, is second with just shy of 1.25 million. Players will be back in action for Level 22 in about 15 minutes.

    T-SPlayerChips
    18 – 8Robbie Mosher1,500,000
    17 – 4Adam Balog1,245,000
    18 – 1Sean O’Reilly1,155,000
    18 – 9Shane Brotherwood950,000
    17 – 8Daniel Lefebvre815,000
    17 – 1Dave S640,000
    18 – 4Michael Malm580,000
    17 – 9Tyler Panas405,000
    17 – 2Nick McEwan320,000
    18 – 3Matthew Ouellette275,000
    17 – 7Jason Tomei265,000
    17 – 5Kip Howard260,000
    18 – 5Senthuran Vijayaratnam240,000
  • Malm Gets There for a Double

    Level:21 (10000/20000/20000)
    Entries:13/287
    Prizes:$368,078

    Sean O’Reilly raised under the gun to 50k, then snap-called when Mik Malm shoved the cutoff. Malm needed help with nines into aces, but the help came on the flop when the board ran 9K378.

    “Just give me an ace of diamonds,” O’Reilly joked as he slid the double across.

  • O’Reilly Doubles

    Level:21 (10000/20000/20000)
    Entries:13/287
    Prizes:$368,078

    Sean O’Reilly raised the button to 40k then snap-called when Matthew Ouellette shoved the small blind with a bit more. It was a cooler that got even colder on the flop when the board ran out KQ33A. O’Reilly doubled up to almost 700k while Ouellette is down to about 180k.

    There is a dinner break coming up in about 20 minutes and I’ll grab another round of full counts then.

  • Three Tables Left

    Level:11 (1000/2000/2000)
    Entries:25/79
    Prizes:$18,763 ($14,813 prizes, $3,950 bounties)

    They are down to just three tables left in the final game of the series now with what appears to be 25 players left in the game.

  • Tomei Shoves Turn

    Level:21 (10000/20000/20000)
    Entries:13/287
    Prizes:$368,078

    Jason Tomei raised the cutoff to 42k and Dave S came along from the big blind to see 2K10 on the flop. Dave check-called for 40k, then checked again on the J turn. Tomei shoved for about 180k and took it down when Dave folded.

    Note that Dave S prefers anonymity, so I won’t be using his full name or picture today.

  • 79 Entries at Close of Registration

    Level:10 (1000/1500/1500)
    Entries:36/79
    Prizes:$18,763 ($14,813 prizes, $3,950 bounties)

    Entries are now closed for the final event of the Fall Super Stack with 79 on the board. That number is confirmed and 8 players will share $14,813 in prizes with an addition $3,950 in bounties to be won. See below for the prizes tonight.

    PlacePrize
    1$4,444
    2$3,407
    3$2,370
    4$1,555
    5$1,037
    6$741
    7$667
    8$592
  • Down to 13

    Level:20 (8000/16000/16000)
    Entries:13/287
    Prizes:$368,078

    They are down to 13 left now after James Cruikshank hot the rail for 14th place tonight. I missed the action but he was left short after a confrontation with Mike Malm a few hands ago.

  • 14 Left

    Level:20 (8000/16000/16000)
    Entries:14/287
    Prizes:$368,078

    They are down to 14 left after Mason St. Martin went out in 16th place. Robbie Mosher raised early to 37k, then snapped it off with St. Martin shoved with less. St. Martin was on pocket eights but needed some help against the queens of Mosher. The board was clean for the big pair and St. Martin cashed out for $4,601.

    Sebastien Lamprea followed St. Martin to the desk immediately after for 15th place.

  • Down to 16

    Level:20 (8000/16000/16000)
    Entries:16/287
    Prizes:$368,078

    They are down to 16 left now after Chris Ruddell lost his stack just now.

  • Lefebvre with Three in a Row

    Level:20 (8000/16000/16000)
    Entries:17/287
    Prizes:$368,078

    For the first two hands, Daniel Lefebvre first raised his button to 32k and got it through, then raised the cutoff to the same and got it through again.

    In the third hand, he made it 32k again from the hijack, but this time got a caller from Senthuran Vijayaratnam in the big blind. They both checked it to the river on 686A4 where Vijayaratnam check-folded to a bet of 50k from Lefebvre.

  • Malm Doubles

    Level:20 (8000/16000/16000)
    Entries:17/287
    Prizes:$368,078

    James Cruikshank limped in from the button, then called when Michael Malm raised it to 50k. Malm checked the 635 flop, then snapped it off when Cruikshank shoved with more.

    Malm had kings against 76 and the kings held when the board ran out paired jacks. The hand put Malm up to about 250k while dropping Cruikshank down to about 55k.

  • Brotherwood, Balog in the Million Club

    Level:20 (8000/16000/16000)
    Entries:17/287
    Prizes:$368,078

    The players are on their second break of the day with 17 left. Shane Brotherwood leads the way with 1.187m, but Adam Balgo is close behind with 1.172. Start of day leader Robbie Mosher is 3rd with 977k.

    PlayerChips
    Shane Brotherwood1,187,000
    Adam Balog1,172,000
    Robbie Mosher977,000
    Senthuran Vijayaratnam955,000
    Tyler Panas817,000
    Daniel Lefebvre784,000
    Matthew Ouellette645,000
    Dave S336,000
    Jason Tomei257,000
    James Cruikshank247,000
    Kip Howard211,000
    Sebastian Lamprea210,000
    Nick McEwan190,000
    Chris Ruddell182,000
    Michael Malm176,000
    Sean O’Reilly163,000
    Mason St. Martin122,000
  • Final Two Tables

    Level:19 (6000/12000/12000)
    Entries:18/287
    Prizes:$368,078

    They are down to the final two tables with 18 players left now after Raymond Trieu bubbled the final 18.

  • Down to 19

    Level:18 (5000/10000/10000)
    Entries:19/287
    Prizes:$368,078

    They are down to 19 left now after the recent exits of Andy Truong (21st) and Zeyu “Skytrain” Huang (20th). There are just over 5 minutes remaining in Level 18.

  • Down to 21

    Level:18 (5000/10000/10000)
    Entries:21/287
    Prizes:$368,078

    They are down to 21 players left alive in the Main Event now with just over 20 minutes to play in Level 18. See below (and the Payouts tab) for a look at the cashing players so far.

    PlacePlayerPrize
    22 Jackson Yang$3,865
    23 Daren Dichrow$3,865
    24 Garrett Gilmurray$3,681
    25 Adam Ratchford$3,681
    26 Paul Sokoloff$3,497
    27 Weston Pring$3,497
    28 Graham Lupton$3,313
    29 Chris Klementis$3,313
  • Up to 37 Entries

    Level:2 (100/200/200)
    Entries:37/37
    Prizes:$8,788 ($6,938 prizes, $1,850 bounties)

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