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:
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Final Six Stacks from Dinner
Level: 25 (25000/50000/50000) Entries: 6/224 Prizes: $106,400 Final Six Megastacks
Seat Player Chips 17 – 2 Sean Pevlin 700,000 17 – 3 Nicholas Teeuwen 625,000 17 – 4 Michael Malm 1,535,000 17 – 5 Brett Serpico 935,000 17 – 7 Weston Pring 1,295,000 17 – 8 Michael St. Pierre-Porter 555,000 -
DJ Sharma Out in 7th Place for $4,256
Level: 24 (20000/40000/40000) Entries: 6/224 Prizes: $106,400 
DJ Sharma They are down to 6 now after DJ Sharma shoved the middle and Weston Pring called with more from the big blind. Pring had A♣K♠ against Q♠J♣. There was a bit of a sweat when Sharma turned open-ended, but ultimately the the board of 10♦5♣6♥9♠4♠ stayed clean for Pring’s big slick.
They are just moments from the dinner break now and I’ll grab full chips counts while they are away from the table.
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Pevlin Doubles
Level: 24 (20000/40000/40000) Entries: 7/224 Prizes: $106,400 Sean Pevlin shoved under the gun plus one and Brett Serpico smooth called from the button. The blinds folded and it was a coin flip between ace-jack for Serpico and pocket eights for Pevlin. The 4♥5♦Q♥9♠Q♣ board was clean for the pair and Pevlin picked up a double on 345k.
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Pring Gets a Double
Level: 24 (20000/40000/40000) Entries: 7/224 Prizes: $106,400 In the final hand of Level 23, Nicholas Teeuwen opened the hijack for 60k and then called when Weston Pring shoved his small blind for 295k. Teeuwen had A♦10♠ against pocket jacks for Pring. The board os 4♥3♦3♥K♣3♠ was clean for the pair and Pring scored a double.
Level 24 has just begun and they’ll take their dinner break following this level.
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Ben Cooper Out in 8th Place for $3,192
Level: 23 (15000/30000/30000) Entries: 7/224 Prizes: $106,400 
Ben Cooper Nicholas Yeeuwen opened early for 60k before big blind Ben Cooper shoved. Teeuwen called with the bigger stack and a huge lead, showing kings against jacks. The all-club flop gave Cooper some outs with his J♣ but the turn and river bricked and the kings held for the win.
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Closing in on $45k in Prizes
Level: 7 (400/800/800) Entries: 36/64 Prizes: $43,776 I’m still watching the final table of the NLH Megastack so I don’t have eyes on this game, but the field is up to 64 entries with 36 players still at the felt. That puts almost $44k into the prize pool so far with about 2 hours left to enter this game.
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Malm Goes Big on River
Level: 23 (15000/30000/30000) Entries: 8/224 Prizes: $106,400 In the final hand of Kevel 22, Michael Malm opened the middle to 55k and Brett Serpico called from the big stack to his left. Malm check-called for 55k on the 4♣7♣10♣ flop and again for 180k on the 10♥ turn.
He switched it up with a lead for 340k on the 10♦ river (after a long tank) and Serpico called it down, mucking when Malm showed pocket kings for the win.
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Jacob Hobday Out in 9th Place for $2,660
Level: 22 (15000/25000/25000) Entries: 8/224 Prizes: $106,400 
Jocab Hobday They are down to 8 left now after Jacob Hobday shoved for 105k under the gun and Weston Pring reraised to 300k next to act. The rest of the table folded, and Pring was in good shape with jacks against K♠7♠ for Hobday. The jacks held on a board of 4♦2♣Q♠7♥3♦.
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Matt Clark Out in 10th Place for $2,234
Level: 22 (15000/25000/25000) Entries: 9/224 Prizes: $106,400 
Matt Clark Michael Malm raised the hijack to 75k, then snap-called with Matt Clark shoved the cutoff for less than 200k. It was a race between the pocket fours for Malm and king-queen for Clark, but Malm smashed the flop with a four for the set and the win.
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Break Chips
Level: 22 (15000/25000/25000) Entries: 10/224 Prizes: $106,400 Brett Serpico leads the final table right now as the only stack with more than a million. Heads Up champ and Main Event ring winner Nicholas Teeuwen is close with 950k while Weston Pring is 3rd with 880k. Full stacks for the final 10 are below.
Seat Player Chips 17 – 1 DJ Sharma 445,000 17 – 2 Sean Pevlin 190,000 17 – 3 Nicholas Teeuwen 950,000 17 – 4 Michael Malm 720,000 17 – 5 Matthew Clark 155,000 17 – 6 Brett Serpico 1,190,000 17 – 7 Jacob Hobday 180,000 17 – 8 Weston Pring 880,000 17 – 9 Michael St. Pierre-Porter 325,000 17 – 10 Ben Cooper 560,000 -
Final Table Faces
Level: 21 (10000/20000/20000) Entries: 10/224 Prizes: $106,400 The final ten players are now at the final table.
Weston Pring 
Sean Pevlin 
Nicholas Teeuwen 
Mike Malm 
Michael St. Pierre-Porter Matt Clark Jocab Hobday DJ Sharma 
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Shuali Bubbles Final Table
Level: 2 (10000/20000/20000) Entries: 10/224 Prizes: $106,400 Kali Shuali shoved second to act and it folded around to big blind DJ Sharma. He woke up with pocket kings and snap-called in good shape against the A♣9♥ for Shuali. The 7♣3♣5♣2♦6♠ board flopped clubs, but Shuali bricked the 4th club she needed on the turn and river to hit the cage for 11th place.
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Down to 11
Level: 20 (8000/16000/16000) Entries: 11/224 Prizes: $160,400 They are down to 11 now after Chris Ruddell followed Jon Jacquard to the payout desk in the very next hand. That puts them one away from the 10-handed final table.
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12 Left
Level: 20 (8000/16000/16000) Entries: 12/224 Prizes: $106,400 The money went in between Jon Jacquard and Brett Serpico with Jacquard at risk and looking for hearts. Serpico ran out to a king-high straight with king-jack to take the pot and send Jacquard out in 13th place.
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Down to 13 Remaining
Level: 20 (8000/16000/16000) Entries: 13/224 Prizes: $106,400 Zeyu “Skytrain” Huang was the most recent exit from the Megastack Day 2. See below for a look at the cashing players so far.
Place Player Prize 14 
Zeyu Huang$1,809 15 Andy Truong$1,702 16 Karim Chatur$1,596 17 Charlie Schwalm$1,490 18 Graham Lupton$1,383 19 Leonardo Aiello$1,277 20 Caleb Simmons$1,170 21 Thomas Taylor$1,064 22 Clayton Littke$1,064 -
Pring Gets There for Double
Level: 20 (8000/16000/16000) Entries: 14/224 Prizes: $106,400 It was a pretty gross spot for Jon Jacquard. He opened to 30k in the final hand of Level 19 and got two callers from the cutoff and the button before small blind Weston Pring shoved for 284k. Jacquard hit the tank for a bit before calling, forcing out the other two hands.
Pring was dominated with K♦Q♠ against A♠K♠ for Jacquard. Both players flopped their king on the K♥5♦3♦4♦J♦ board, but then Pring ran out to diamonds for flush win and the double. Jacquard had the bigger stack so he is still alive, but he was on around 150k after the hand while Pring is up to around 600k.
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Cooper Looks to be Leading
Level: 19 (6000/12000/12000) Entries: 14/224 Prizes: $106,400 I’ve just had a bit of an eyeball of the stacks for the final 14 players and it looks like Ben Cooper has the lead right now with about 800k in front of him. Most of the chips seem to be on Table 15 right now, as #2 looks to be Nicholas Teeuwen, seated to Cooper’s right, while Mike Malm is across the table with about 500k for 3rd place right now.
Michael St. Pierre-Porter, who bagged the 1a chip lead and came into today 3rd in chips, just shoved his small blind and his button to take down some dead money and chip up, but he’s still down from his start stack today, playing about 200k at the moment.
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24 Entries in Level 2
Level: 2 (100/200/200) Entries: 24/24 Prizes: $16,416 The PLO Megastack is in Level 2 with 24 players in action. Among the players in the game so far are Greg Genge, Sean O’Reilly, Jason Tomei, Mal Hagan, Karim Chatur, Kirk Nilson, and the winner of last night’s NLH/PLO Mix Julius Roque.
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Down to 14
Level: 19 (6000/12000/12000) Entries: 14/224 Prizes: $106,490 There are 14 players left in the Megastack now with Level 19 about to begin. Karim Cahtur and Andy Truong were the most recent exits from the game — full prizes to date are under the Payouts tab.
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16 Players Remain
Level: 18 (5000/10000/10000) Entries: 16/224 Prizes: $106,400 They are down to 16 players remaining now with about 20 minutes to play in Level 18. See below for a look at the cashing players to date.
Place Player Prizes 17 Charlie Schwalm$1,490 18 Graham Lupton$1,383 19 Leonardo Aiello$1,277 20 Caleb Simmons$1,170 21 Thomas Taylor$1,064 22 Clayton Littke$1,064
