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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19 Left
Level: 18 (5000/10000/10000) Entries: 19/224 Prizes: $106,400 Level 18 is just getting underway with the field down to 19 players left. See below for the cashing players to date.
Place Player Prize 20 
Caleb Simmons$1,170 21 Thomas Taylor$1,064 22 Clayton Littke$1,064 -
In the Money
Level: 17 (4000/8000/8000) Entries: 23/224 Prizes: $106,400 They are in the money now in the Megastack game after Jon Jacquard turned a set of nines to send Jacon Johnston to the rail as the bubble player today. All remaining players are now guaranteed at least $1,064.
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Bubble Time
Level: 16 (3000/6000/6000) Entries: 23/224 Prizes: $106,400 They are on the bubble now in the Megastack Day 2 with 23 players left and 22 paid spots. The clock is paused with 3:34 remaining in Level 16 and they’ll take 2 minutes off the clock for each hand played from now until the next elimination.
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PLO Megastack is On Deck for Thursday
Event: #11: $800 PLO Megastack ($729 + $80) Dates: Nov 14, 2 PM Blinds: 30 MInutes Start Stack: 30k Late Entry: 10 Levels (~7:45 PM) The side game on Thursday is the PLO Megastack, set to ply out alongside Day 2 of the NLH Megastack. The four-card action kicks off at 2 pm and players will sit down with 30k in chips. Blinds will be 30 minutes long from start to end and players can buy into the game until the start of Level 11, which should be around 7:45 PM tonight.
I won’t be paying much attention to this game early in the day as I’ll be focussed on the two-card Mega, but once a winner is decided in that one, I’ll move over to finish out the PLO. I expect this will be a late one, depending on the field size, so buckle in for perhaps a 4 AM finish.
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Day 2 is Underway
Level: 16 (3000/6000/6000) Entries: 27/224 Prizes: $106,400 The final 27 players in the Megastack are in their seats for Day 2 now with Level 16 running. There are still 5 players who need to bust before players are in the money.
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Julius Roque Wins NLH/PLO Mix for $8,140
It’s probably safe to say Julius Roque likes this game. He cruised through the final table tonight with the chip lead from start to end, but this is far from the first time he’s crushed this game.
He won this same event in August 2023 at the Summer Super, then he followed that up earlier this year with a WSOP-C ring in this event in the May series. His son was on hand to celebrate his birthday and rail his dad for that ring.
He had no rail tonight, but Roque was just as dominant in the game. He was running pure, but he was also using his big stack to perfection pressuring the smaller stacks in crucial spots.
He had about 1.3 million out of 1.5 in play when he got heads-up with Patrick H and made quick work of it. In one of the first hands of HU play, Roque flopped a set of nines and the money went in with Patrick on an overpaid with the 9 blocker. Patrick bricked his thin draw on the turn and river to send yet another Mix game title to Roque.
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Patrick H Out in 2nd Place for $5,746
Patrick H It was a quick heads-up match tonight. Patrick H has a massive mountain to climb as he had only about 200k to Julius Roque’s 1.3 million. The money went in pretty quickly on a glop of [invalid notations] runout and hit the cage for second-place money.
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Ismar Delic Out in 3rd Place for $4,070
Level: 18 (6000/12000/12000 PLO) Entries: 2/63 Prizes: $23,940 
Ismar Delic Julius Roque is a bit of a wrecking ball tonight as he just sent Ismar Delic to the rail for 3rd place. Delic limped the button, then called when big blind Roque potted it to 48k. Roque potted again on the [invalid notations] and Delic called off his stack. He had pocket tens with a straight draw but Roque was drawing to the flush, which he turned with A♠.
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Ty Adams Out in 4th Place for $2,633
Level: 18 (6000/12000/12000 PLO) Entries: 3/63 Prizes: $23,940 
Ty Adams It was another brutal exit for Ty Adams tonight as he busted shortly after getting rivered by Julius Roque for the big pot. As he left the room, he confirmed to me that he had Roque crushed until the river of the previous hand, turning deuces full of kings, before Roque rivered a two outer to the bigger boat.
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Roque Running them Over
Level: 18 (6000/12000/12000 PLO) Entries: 4/63 Prizes: $23,940 Julius Roque has a ring in this Mix Game from last May, and he is pushing the table around with his big stack. He’s been potting relentlessly since they moved to PLO, getting most of them through. I the most recent hand, he didn’t pot, but still managed to get there for a nice chip up.
Ty Adams opened under the gun to 30k and it turned into a family pot with three callers. the 2♦2♠5♠ flop checked to Roque on the button and he fired 35k. Adams was the only caller to the 2♣ turn and both players checked it to the 10♠ river.
Adams checked and Roque fired out 175k. Adams snap-called it but was visibly frustrated when Roque rolled over 10♥10♦7♥7♠ for tens full on the river.
“You had to hit that ten, eh?” Adams said as he paid off the bet.
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Deven Lane Out in 5th Place for $1,915
Level: 17 (5000/10000/10000 NLH) Entries: 4/63 Prizes: $23,940 
Deven Lane They are down to 4 now after Deven Lane followed Dean Morrone out of the game. I missed the action while writing the previous bust, but Lane pocketed $1,915 for his work today.
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Deam Morrone Out in 6th Place for $1,436
Level: 17 (5000/10000/10000 NLH) Entries: 5/63 Prizes: $23,940 
Dean Morrone Dean Morrone was the first player out in the money after his ace-king couldn’t find a card against the pocket eights of Patrick H. Patrick shoved the cutoff and Morrone called with less from the button to set up the race.
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Final Seven Players
Level: 17 (5000/10000/10000 NLH) Entries: 6/63 Prizes: $23,940 They are in the money now with 6 players left after Teo Sanchez was the unfortunate bubble tonight. See below for a look at the final seven players tonight.
Ty Adams 
Teo Sanchez Patrick H 
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Day 2 Seat Assignments
Day 2 Seats by Name
T – S Player Chips 15 – 3 Andy Truong 253,000 17 – 4 Ben Cooper 261,500 15 – 5 Brett Serpico 243,500 16 – 9 Caleb Simmons 160,500 18 – 5 Charlie Schwalm 98,500 15 – 8 Chris Ruddell 193,000 16 – 7 Clayton Littke 106,000 15 – 9 Deven Lane 103,000 17 – 6 DJ Sharma 223,500 16 – 3 Graham Lupton 120,000 18 – 1 Jacob Hobday 312,000 17 – 3 Jacob Johnston 267,000 18 – 3 Jon Jacquard 282,500 17 – 8 Jordan Banfield 83,000 16 – 1 Kali Shuali 267,000 18 – 4 Karam 122,000 17 – 5 Karim Chatur 149,500 15 – 4 Leonardo Aiello 98,000 18 – 8 Matthew Clark 126,000 16 – 8 Michael Malm 191,000 16 – 5 Michael St. Pierre-Porter 369,000 15 – 6 Nicholas Teeuwen 435,500 17 – 2 Rob Lothian 142,500 18 – 5 Sean Pevlin 170,500 15 – 7 Thomas Taylor 142,000 16 – 2 Weston Pring 385,000 17 – 7 Zeyu “Skytrain” Huang 309,000 Day 2 Seats by Table
T – S Player Chips 15 – 3 Andy Truong 253,000 15 – 4 Leonardo Aiello 98,000 15 – 5 Brett Serpico 243,500 15 – 6 Nicholas Teeuwen 435,500 15 – 7 Thomas Taylor 142,000 15 – 8 Chris Ruddell 193,000 15 – 9 Deven Lane 103,000 — — — 16 – 1 Kali Shuali 267,000 16 – 2 Weston Pring 385,000 16 – 3 Graham Lupton 120,000 16 – 5 Michael St. Pierre-Porter 369,000 16 – 7 Clayton Littke 106,000 16 – 8 Michael Malm 191,000 16 – 9 Caleb Simmons 160,500 — — — 17 – 2 Rob Lothian 142,500 17 – 3 Jacob Johnston 267,000 17 – 4 Ben Cooper 261,500 17 – 5 Karim Chatur 149,500 17 – 6 DJ Sharma 223,500 17 – 7 Zeyu “Skytrain” Huang 309,000 17 – 8 Jordan Banfield 83,000 — — — 18 – 1 Jacob Hobday 312,000 18 – 3 Jon Jacquard 282,500 18 – 4 Karam 122,000 18 – 5 Charlie Schwalm 98,500 18 – 5 Sean Pevlin 170,500 18 – 8 Matthew Clark 126,000 -
Nicholas Teeuwen Leads Day 2 Megastacks
Event: #9: $560 Megastack ($500 + $60) Dates: Day 1a: Nov 12, Noon
Day 1b: Nov 13, Noon
Day 2: Nov 14, NoonBlinds: 40 MInutes Day 1 Entries: 27/224 Prizes: $106,400 1st Place: $25,536 Day 2 is set for the Megastack, but despite the best efforts of the staff, they won’t be in the money on Day 2. There are 27 players returning to fight for 22 paid spots and Heads Up champ Nicholas Teeuwen is the one with the most chips to start the day.
Teeuwen was the only player with more than 400k after an opening flight but there are four other players chasing him from the 300k range. Weston Pring is #2 with 385k, Day 1a leader Michael St. Pierre-Porter is 3rd with 369k, Jacob Hobday is 4th with 312k while Zeyu “Skytrain” Huang rounds out the top five with 309k.
Day 2 action gets going at noon on Thursday with the start of Level 16. Players are asked to be in the room by 11:45 so the game can start on time. Day 2 seat assignments will follow shortly.
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Bubble Time
Level: 15 (3000/6000/6000 NLH) Entries: 7/63 Prizes: $23,940 They are down to 7 players left with Julius Roque in the lead with more than 500k. Chasing him are Deven Lane, Teo Sanchez, Ty Adams, Ismar Delic, Dean Morrone, and Patrick H.
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17 Players Left After 15 1b Levels
Day 1b is complete and there were still 17 stacks in play when the final level ended. Nicholas Teeuwen, who is fresh off his win in the Heads Up game, bagged the big stack today. He has 435.5k going into Day 2 and will lead the way. Weston Pring bagged 385k tonight for second, while Jacob Hobday has the third biggest 1b stack.
Full 1b qualifying stacks are below, and stay tuned for the full Day 2 roster and seat assignments to be posted shortly.
Day 1b Chip Stacks
Player DJ Sharma Nicholas Teeuwen 435,500 Weston Pring 385,000 Jacob Hobday 312,000 Jon Jacquard 282,500 Jacob Johnston 267,000 Andy Truong 253,000 Brett Serpico 243,500 DJ SHarma 223,500 Michael Malm 191,000 Sean Pevlin 170,500 Caleb Simmons 160,500 Karim Chatur 149,500 Rob Lothian 142,500 Matthew Clark 126,000 Karam 122,000 Clayton Littke 106,000 Charlie Schwalm 98,500 -
Final Table Time
Level: 14 (3000/5000/5000 PLO) Entries: 10/63 Prizes: $23,940 They are down to the final table of 10 players as Level 14 begins. There are only 9 stacks with players in front of them though as DJ Sharma’s ghost stack is still in the game. There are still 4 players who will go home empty-handed tonight and Sharma may well be one of them as he’s down to 41k, less than 10 bigs.
His day is nearly over in the Mega stack though, so he’ll be at his chips in this one in 10 minutes or so hoping to spin it up again. He’ll likely be back just in time for the end of this PLO round and the start of the next NLH round with NLH being his better game.
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Down to 24
Level: 15 (2500/5000/5000) Entries: 24/174 (34/224) Prizes: $106,400 The final level of the night is just beginning with 24 players left alive. If they lose 9 players before the end of this level they’ll bag up early, but most likely, they will play through this level without getting to 15.
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6 Off the Money
Level: 12 (1500/3000/3000 PLO) Entries: 12/63 Prizes: $23,940 They are down to 12 left in the Mix game, though only 11 stacks have players in front of them. DJ Sharma’s stack is unattended while he finishes out the final hour of the Megastack, but it looks like he’ll still have chips when they bag over there. He is only allowed to play in this one during breaks of the Mega, so he won’t be able to touch his stack again until after the Mega bags come out.
