Geoffrey Hum Wins WPT Montreal (CA$500,000); Adedapo Ajayi Eliminated in 2nd Place (CA$335,000)

Hand #155: From the button, Adedapo Ajayi (pictured right) raises to 800,000 and Geoffrey Hum (pictured left) calls in the big blind.

The flop lands and Hum checks. Ajayi continues for 800,000 and Hum responds with a check-raise to 2,600,000. Ajayi uses a time extension chip, and then announces a three-bet totaling 6,900,000.

It is now Hum’s turn to use a time extension before shoving all in for roughly 25 million. Ajayi calls all in for 17,500,000 total.

Ajayi:
Hum:

Ajayi is at risk with his inferior flush draw, and with Hum holding the stronger flush draw and top pair, Ajayi will need to find a runner-runner to either trips or two pair.

The turn is the giving Hum the checkmark as the completes the river to send Ajayi to the rail in second place for a CA$335,000 payday.

Geoffrey Hum wins Season XVIII WPT Montreal for CA$500,000, along with the $15,000 entry into the season-ending Tournament of Champions.

WPT Montreal Final Table Results
1st: Geoffrey Hum – CA$500,000*
2nd: Adedapo Ajayi – CA$335,000
3rd: Joseph Cheong – CA$235,290
4th: Mike Watson – CA$180,000
5th: Kristen Bicknell – CA$140,000
6th: Martin Jacobson – CA$110,000
* First-prize amount includes the winner’s $15,000 entry into the season-ending Tournament of Champions.