Kirk Acevedo has won the L.A. Poker Classic Eternament. For his victory, Kirk takes home $15,970, the Remington Trophy and the Tag Heuer AquaRacer watch! He sits down with Matt Savage to talk about his victory!
Wednesday, February 22, 2012
2012 #LAPC Event 41 Final Results
| EVENT #41 $340 NO LIMIT HOLD'EM ETERNAMENT | ||||
| FINAL RESULTS | ||||
| ENTRIES 153 PRIZE POOL $50,000 | ||||
| PLACE | NAME/HOMETOWN | PRIZE | ||
| 1 | KIRK ACEVEDO, LOS ANGELES, CA | $15,970 | ||
| 2 | GREG HOPKINS, GLENDALE, CA | $9,250 | ||
| 3 | ELENA KOPOTOVA, OMSK, RUSSIA | $6,000 | ||
| 4 | JEFF YARCHEVER, NEWPORT COAST, CA | $4,130 | ||
| 5 | RON SWAIN, PLACENTIA, CA | $3,180 | ||
| 6 | SCOTT BAUMSTEIN, NEW YORK, NY | $2,480 | ||
| 7 | JOHNATHAN CLANCY, PORTLAND, OR | $1,950 | ||
| 8 | KENNETH GRIFFEN, GLENDORA, CA | $1,450 | ||
| 9 | ARIELLE WILLIAMS, SAN FRANCISCO, CA | $1,000 | ||
| 10 | RANDY GONZALES, CHINO, CA | $830 | ||
| 11 | THOMAS RENAULT, ARUNGTON, MA | $830 | ||
| 12 | ELVIS HUYNH, ALHAMBRA, CA | $830 | ||
| 13 | ERICK LEE, LOS ANGELES, CA | $700 | ||
| 14 | KENNETH ALDRIDGE, PLEASANT GARDEN, NC | $700 | ||
| 15 | CHRISTOPHER WILLIAMS, VALENCIA, CA | $700 | ||
LAPC $5K Streaming Live with Vanessa Selbst, Shaun Deeb & Justin Young
We are now streaming a $5,100 No-Limit Hold 'em table featuring Vanessa Selbst, Shaun Deeb, Justin Young, Darren Elias, Jordan Young and Ravi Raghavan.
You can watch live by going to www.LAPClive.com.
Kirk Acevedo Wins the LAPC Eternament!!!
Kirk Acevedo
Yeah buddy just won the lapc poker tournament !Beat a dude that said he was 50-0 heads up. It took a Puerto Rican to give him his first loss
— kirk acevedo (@kirkacevedo) February 23, 2012
Kirk Acevedo has won the L.A. Poker Classic Eternament. For his victory, Kirk takes home $15,970, the Remington Trophy and the Tag Heuer AquaRacer watch!
Kirk's winner interview with Tournament Director Matt Savage will be posted shortly.
YouTube video: Joe Hachem Talks Poker with Matt Savage at the LAPC
Former World Champion Joe Hachem talks with Matt Savage during the $5,100 No-Limit event at the 2012 L.A. Poker Classic.
2012 #LAPC Event 42 Final Results
| EVENT #42 $1,100 IRONMAN NO LIMIT HOLD'EM | ||||
| FINAL RESULTS | ||||
| ENTRIES 99 PRIZE POOL $96,030 | ||||
| PLACE | NAME/HOMETOWN | PRIZE | ||
| 1 | ERIC CHHOR, ROSEMEAD, CA | $43,020 plus $10,000 Seat | ||
| 2 | ISAAC HAGERLING, LOS ANGELES, CA | $21,210 | ||
| 3 | RYAN TEPEN, LAKE ST. LOUIS, MO | $11,660 | ||
| 4 | STEPHEN MA, LOUISVILL, CO | $6,360 | ||
| 5 | DAVID FUNKHOUSER, LONG BEACH, CA | $4,240 | ||
| 6 | OLIVIER BUSQUET, KATONAH, NY | $3,180 | ||
| 7 | YOUNG HAN JI, ANCHORAGE, AK | $2,210 | ||
| 8 | DANE LOMAS, SAN DIEGO, CA | $2,210 | ||
| 9 | OGNJEN SEKULARAC, SERBIA | $2,210 | ||
Tweets from the Break of the LAPC $5,100 NLHE
@dnchips 9075 end level 4 grinding. Blinds 150-300 just had an awesome one hour massage that woman could do it!
— Daniel Negreanu (@RealKidPoker) February 23, 2012
My stack has been as low as 10k and as high as 35k. Currently at 18k playing 150/300-25. The field is pretty tough.
— Jonathan Little (@JonathanLittle) February 23, 2012
At 10k from 20k at break 2.Got 2 outted by @Doc_Sands for 20k but gonna grind it back up
— Amit Makhija (@amak316) February 23, 2012
22k at 2nd break.
— Todd Terry (@toddbterry) February 23, 2012
As soon as I write that I run QQ into AA...48k stack now #stillrollin
— Jonathan Duhamel (@JonathanDuhamel) February 23, 2012
52k #LAPC45 FarazJaka and ZachClark join the table.
— Alex Outhred (@alexpokerguy) February 23, 2012
44k at 150/300 in @LAPokerClassic $5k no limit. @realcharder30, David Paredes, DPeters, Jon Little, Yevgeniy, and Stevie Chidwick here. #fb
— Matt Stout (@MattStoutPoker) February 23, 2012
LAPC $5K: Jonathan Duhamel Chips Up Early
Jonathan Duhamel
Just arrived in LA a couple hours ago from Montreal, went straight to Commerce Casino, shower and 5k starting up, no time to rest
— Jonathan Duhamel (@JonathanDuhamel) February 23, 2012
We started with 20k 4 hours ago now sitting with 65k ! #backatrollin
— Jonathan Duhamel (@JonathanDuhamel) February 23, 2012
Event 45 LAPC - $5,100 NLHE Final Numbers & Payouts
We had a field of 98 players in the $5,100 No-Limit Hold 'em event at the L.A. Poker Classic.
The final 9 spots will finish in the money.
Final payouts are as follows:
1st - $166,350
2nd - $95,060
3rd - $61,790
4th - $42,780
5th - $33,270
6th - $26,140
7th - $21,390
8th - $16,640
9th - $11,880
YouTube video: Will Failla Talks with Matt Savage During the LAPC $5, 100 No-Limit Event
Will "The Thrill" Failla catches up with Tournament Director Matt Savage during the first break of the $5,100 No-Limit Hold 'em event at the 2012 L.A. Poker Classic.
Photos: LAPC $5,100 No-Limit Hold 'em
Daniel Negreanu, Bertrand Grospellier
Christian Harder, Andy Frankenberger
Amit Makhija, Faraz Jaka
Event 42 #LAPC - $340 Double Stack Turbo Final Numbers & Payouts
We had a field of 481 players in the $340 Double Stack Turbo No-Limit Hold 'em event at the L.A. Poker Classic.
The final 45 spots will finish in the money.
Final payouts are as follows:
1st - $36,145
2nd - $21,250
3rd - $13,780
4th - $9,600
5th - $6,920
6th - $5,550
7th - $4,250
8th - $3,020
9th - $2,190
10th-12th - $1,650
13th-15th - $1,300
16th-18th - $1,100
19th-27th - $960
28th-36th - $820
37th-45th - $690
LAPC Eternament - 100 Big Blinds Deep 5-Handed
We are down to five players in the $340 Eternament.
The blinds are currently 150-300 with a 25 ante.
The average chip stack is now 30,600 or 102 big blinds.
You can watch the live stream of the final table by going to www.LAPClive.com.
Event 45 LAPC - $5,100 No-Limit Hold 'em Underway
Event #45 at the 2012 L.A. Poker Classic, the $5,100 No-Limit Hold 'em, is now underway.
Players start with 20,000 in chips and the levels are 60 minutes in length.
The blinds are currently 50-100.
Registration will remain open until until 6:15pm.
Playing the 5k buyin at Commerce. Follow @dnchips for occasional updates. #DNegsGrind2012 in full effect
— Daniel Negreanu (@RealKidPoker) February 23, 2012
Playing the 5k NL Holdem event @LAPC.20k stacking chips at 50/100
— Greg Brooks (@GregoryBBrooks) February 23, 2012
Playing the 5k #LAPC. @RealKidPoker at my table among others.
— Andy Frankenberger (@AMFrankenberger) February 23, 2012
Amazing dinner in LA yesterday for @EugeneKatchalov bday, I haven't seen that much sun for a while, feeling good before @LAPC 5k !
— Bertrand Grospellier (@elkypoker) February 22, 2012
YouTube video: Eric Chorr Talks with Matt Savage After His LAPC Ironman Victory!
After playing for more than 21 straight hours, Eric Chorr wins the $1,100 Ironman event and the $10,000 LAPC Main Event seat. Chorr sits down with Tournament Director Matt Savage to talk about his victory.
The Matt Savage LAPC Situation of the Day
What would you do if you were the Tournament Director?
#SituationOfDay @LAPC arrive at table w/ flop out, plyr A all-in, & dealer has dropped top 3 cards off deck, 2 of them face up, action on B?
— Matt Savage (@SavagePoker) February 22, 2012
Event 43 LACP - $550 Seniors Final Numbers & Payouts
We had a field of 194 players in the $550 Seniors Championship event at the L.A. Poker Classic.
The final 18 spots will finish in the money.
Final payouts are as follows:
1st - $28,880 + $10,000 LAPC Main Event Seat
2nd - $16,760
3rd - $10,710
4th - $7,540
5th - $5,820
6th - $4,420
7th - $3,450
8th - $2,560
9th - $1,820
10th-12th - $1,440
13th-15th - $1,210
16th-18th - $1,070
LAPC Eternament featuring Kirk Acevedo Now Streaming Live!
The final table of the $340 Eternament is now streaming live.
Actor Kirk Acevedo is the chip leader and seated at the feature table.
Just go to www.LAPClive.com to watch.
Eric Chorr Wins the LAPC Ironman Event!
Eric Chorr
After a record long Ironman event of over 21 straight hours of non-stop poker, Eric Chorr has come out victorious.
For his win, he takes home $43,020, the $10,000 LAPC Main Event Seat, the Remington Trophy and the Tag Heuer AquaRacer watch.
His winners interview will be posted shortly.
LAPC Ironman: Isaac Hagerling Eliminated in 2nd Place ($21,210)
Isaac Hagerling
Eric Chorr raised to 19,000 before the flop and Isaac Hagerling moved all-in. Chorr immediately made the call and they showed:
Chorr - [As][8d]
Hagerling - [Kc][Qd]
The board ran out [9d][7s][6c][4h][5c] and Chorr improved to a straight.
Hagerling was eliminated in 2nd place and took home $21,210.
Eternament Reaches Final Table with Kirk Acevedo Chip Leader
Kirk Acevedo
They have reached the final table of ten in the $340 Eternament at the 2012 L.A. Poker Classic.
Kirk Acevedo is the chip leader with over 30,000 in chips.
The blinds are now 100-200 with a 25 ante for two hours.
The average chip stack is now 15,300.
Final Table payouts are as follows:
1st - $15,970
2nd - $9,250
3rd - $6,000
4th - $4,130
5th - $3,180
6th - $2,480
7th - $1,950
8th - $1,450
9th - $1,000
10th - $830
LAPC Ironman: Ryan Tepen Eliminated in 3rd Place ($11,660)
Ryan Tepen
I bust out in third place. I think it was for a little over 11k. No ironman title for me. No fourth Remington. @LAPC good luck to the 2 left
— Ryan Tepen (@RyanTepen) February 22, 2012
On a board of [9d][6c][4d], Isaac Hagerling bet 18,000 and Ryan Tepen three-bet to 40,000. Hagerling moved all-in and Tepen made the call. They turn over:
Hagerling - [9c][4h]
Tepen - [9h][8h]
The turn came the [Qh] and the river was the [Jc]. Hagerling's two pair held up to eliminate Tepen in third place for $11,660.
LAPC Ironman: Stephen Ma Eliminated in 4th Place ($6,360)
Stephen Ma
Stephen Ma moved all-in from under the gun and was call by Isaac Hagerling in the small blind. They turned over:
Hagerling - [Kh][Qc]
Ma - [Ks][Jd]
The board ran out [9d][4s][3c][Ac][Kd] and Hagerling won the pot to eliminate Ma in 4th place for $6,360.
LAPC Ironman Hour 20 Update - Longest Ironman Ever!
We are now four-handed in the $1,100 Ironman event.
We just passed the 39 minute mark in Level 20, meaning this is now officially the longest Ironman event ever!
Also of note, Ryan Tepen, currently second in chips, has yet to miss a single hand of play for the entire tournament.
@LAPC #ironman oh yeah, I still haven't missed a hand yet!!!! Who said it couldn't be done???
— Ryan Tepen (@RyanTepen) February 22, 2012
Eric Chorr is the chip leader with almost 600,000 of the 990,000 in play.
The blinds are now 2,500-5,000 with a 500 ante and the average chip stack is 247,500.
Down to 4, I'm at 177k, ave at 247.5k. I'm 2/4. #ironman @LAPC gtd $6360
— Ryan Tepen (@RyanTepen) February 22, 2012
LAPC Ironman: David Funkhouser Eliminated in 5th Place ($4,240)
David Funkhouser
The two chip leaders, David Funkhouser and Eric Chorr, just played the biggest pot of the Ironman tournament.
Funkhouser got all-in before the flop with [Kc][Ks] against the [Th][Ts] of Chorr. However, for the second time at the final table, kings were no good as the board ran out [Td][8h][5d][As][5s].
Funkhouser was eliminated in 5th place for $4,240 and Chorr is now the overwhelming chip leader with over 600,000 of 990,000 in play.
LAPC Ironman: Ryan Tepen Takes Some Beats But Still Alive
Ryan Tepen
Lose aj<22 aip for 69k then next hand lose kk<t8o aip for 120k. At 126k 5 handed
— Ryan Tepen (@RyanTepen) February 22, 2012
Ryan Tepen, who was the chip leader moments ago, had a rough couple of hands as indicated by the Tweet he sent out above.
First, he lost with [Ad][Js] against [2c][2d] when he flopped an ace but his opponent flopped a set.
Then, he had David Funkhouser all-in before the flop holding [Kh][Ks] to Funkhouser's [Ts][8d]. Tepen looked like he was going to eliminate Funkhouser until the board came [Jh][9h][7c][8c][3c].
Despite losing Funkhouser's flopped straight, Tepen took the beats with a smile on his face and is still alive with over 100,000 in chips with the blinds at 2,000-4,000 with a 500 ante.
Event 43 LAPC - $550 NLHE Seniors Event Underway
The $550 Seniors No-Limit Hold 'em event at the 2012 L.A. Poker Classic is now underway.
Players start with 7,500 in chips and the levels are 40 minutes in length.
There is a $10,000 LAPC Main Event seat added to the prize pool.
LAPC Ironman: Olivier Busquet Eliminated in 6th Place ($3,180)
Olivier Busquet
Even tho I woke up at 7am cause im still on EST, I decided to play the 1k ironman at commerce, final tabled it but got 6th place
— Olivier busquet (@olivierbusquet) February 22, 2012
Have been awake for 29 hrs str8 and plyed 18 hrs nonstop of poker, used restroom twice and only missed one hand, all that for 2k profit
— Olivier busquet (@olivierbusquet) February 22, 2012
A short stacked Olivier Busquet moved all-in from the small blind for his last 45,000 with [Ks][4s] and was called by the big blind with [Ad][4d].
Busquet could not improve and he was eliminated in 6th place for $3,180.
LAPC Ironman Hour 18 Update - 6-Handed
We are now entering the 18th hour of the $1,100 Ironman event.
Ryan Tepen looks to be the current chip leader with close to 290,000.
The blinds have been increased to 1,500-3,000 with a 500 ante.
With six players remaining, the average chip stack is now 165,000.
You can watch the feature table live at www.LAPClive.com.
LAPC Ironman: Young Ji Eliminated in 7th Place ($2,120)
Young Ji
Young Ji has been eliminated from the Ironman event when he got all-in on a flop of [Qd][Jh][9d] with [As][Qc] against the [Ac][Ah] of Ryan Tepen.
Tepen's aces held when the [2s] and [8c] fell, sending Ji was sent to the rail in 7th place for $2,120.
LAPC Ironman: Dane Lomas Eliminated in 8th Place ($2,120)
Dane Lomas has just been eliminated in 8th place by Ryan Tepen. He takes home $2,120 for his finish.
The final seven players are redrawing for seats at the final table.
You can watch live at www.LAPClive.com.
LAPC Ironman Live Stream Resumes 8-Handed
We apologize for our prior internet issues. However, the live stream of the $1,100 Ironman event is back up and running.
Just go to www.LAPClive.com to view.
LAPC Ironman Hour 17 Update
We are now entering hour 17 of the Ironman event at the 2012 L.A. Poker Classic.
The blinds have been increased to 1,200-2,400 with a 400 ante.
With eight players remaining, the average chip stack is now just under 124,000.
At 105.9k through 16. 8 still left, ave at 123.75k. Playing 4 12-2400
— Ryan Tepen (@RyanTepen) February 22, 2012
LAPC Ironman: Ognjen Sekulavac Eliminated in 9th Place ($2,120)
Ognjen Sekulavac has been eliminated in 9th place for $2,120.
8 left, ave at 123.75k, me at 88.2k playing 2 8-1600 for 2 more mins. @Lapc #ironman
— Ryan Tepen (@RyanTepen) February 22, 2012
LAPC Ironman is in the Money!!!
After just under 15 hours of play, the $1,100 Ironman event is now in the money.
Crystal Osgood was the unfortunate player eliminated on the bubble.
In the money! 9 left, playing 5 and 4 handed. Ave at 110k, me at 69.9k. Gtd $2120, the belt wins $43,020 plus a 10k seat. @LAPC #ironman
— Ryan Tepen (@RyanTepen) February 22, 2012
Payouts for the remaining nine players are as follows:
1st - $43,020 + $10,000 LAPC Main Event Seat
2nd - $21,210
3rd - $11,660
4th - $6,360
5th - $4,240
6th - $3,180
7th-9th - $2,120
McLean Karr Eliminated in 11th Place, Ironman Now Hand-for-Hand
McLean Karr
McLean Karr has just been eliminated in 11th place in the Ironman event.
Karr got all-in with [As][Kh] against the [Qd][Qh] of Eric Chorr. Chorr's pocket queens were able to hold up to send Karr to the rail just short of the money.
With ten players remaining and nine spots finishing in the money, play is now hand-for-hand.
One player suggested taking money off of first place to pay the bubble but tournament officials quickly stepped in to remind the players that there are no deals of any sort allowed in the Ironman event.
LAPC Ironman Hour 13: Breakfast is Served
Ryan Tepen (left) enjoys his breakfast
Just finished breakfast, picked up kings during it and won a nice pot. Eggs and bacon was good, but the Danish was amazing! #ironman #LAPC
— Ryan Tepen (@RyanTepen) February 22, 2012
We are now in the 13th hour of the $1,100 Ironman event and we are down to 11 players.
Breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, hash browns, danishes, coffee and orange juice was just served table side.
The blinds are currently 500-1,000 with a 100 ante and the average stack is 90,000 (90 big blinds).
David Funkhouser is the current chip leader with nearly 170,000 followed closely by Olivier Busquet with 150,000.
McLean Karr is still alive with 100,000 in chips as well as Ryan Tepen, who has 60,000.
McLean Karr Now at the Live Stream Feature Table
McLean Karr
Ironmanning it up @lapc 23 left and I am not older than half the field! ...different story 4 @SavagePoker
— McLean Karr (@mcleankarr) February 22, 2012
McLean Karr has been moved to our live stream feature table.
You can watch by clicking www.LAPClive.com.
Matt Salsberg Wins the LAPC $1,070 NLHE Event!
Matt Salsberg
Matt Salsberg has won the $1,070 No-Limit Hold 'em event at the 2012 L.A. Poker Classic.
Salsberg takes home $38,675, the Remington Trophy and the Tag Heuer watch.
Full results will be posted shortly.
2012 #LAPC Event 41 End of Day 1 Chip Counts & Results
| EVENT #41 $340 NO LIMIT HOLD'EM ETERNAMENT | ||||
| CHIP COUNTS & SEATING ASSIGNMENTS | ||||
| ENTRIES 153 PRIZE POOL $50,000 | ||||
| PLACE | NAME/HOMETOWN | CHIP COUNT/PRIZE | TABLE | SEAT |
| 1 | KIRK ACEVEDO, LOS ANGELES, CA | 35,550 | 16 | 6 |
| 2 | ELENA KOPOTOVA, OMSK, RUSSIA | 24,125 | 24 | 3 |
| 3 | JEFF YARCHEVER, NEWPORT COAST, CA | 21,100 | 16 | 3 |
| 4 | RON SWAIN, PLACENTIA, CA | 18,325 | 24 | 4 |
| 5 | JOHNATHAN CLANCY, PORTLAND, OR | 12,975 | 16 | 1 |
| 6 | GREG HOPKINS, GLENDALE, CA | 11,300 | 16 | 2 |
| 7 | THOMAS RENAULT, ARUNGTON, MA | 9,075 | 16 | 9 |
| 8 | ARIELLE WILLIAMS, SAN FRANCISCO, CA | 7,900 | 24 | 5 |
| 9 | KENNETH GRIFFEN, GLENDORA, CA | 4,125 | 24 | 6 |
| 10 | RANDY GONZALES, CHINO, CA | 3,400 | 24 | 9 |
| 11 | SCOTT BAUMSTEIN, NEW YORK, NY | 2,925 | 16 | 8 |
| 12 | ELVIS HUYNH, ALHAMBRA, CA | 2,200 | 24 | 7 |
| 13 | ERICK LEE, LOS ANGELES, CA | $700 | ||
| 14 | KENNETH ALDRIDGE, PLEASANT GARDEN, NC | $700 | ||
| 15 | CHRISTOPHER WILLIAMS, VALENCIA, CA | $700 | ||
| FINAL 12 PLAYERS RETURN WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22ND AT 1:00PM AT LEVEL 7, 25 ANTE, 100-200 BLINDS WITH 2:00:00 REMAINING | ||||
| 1st PLACE | $15,970 | |||
| 2nd PLACE | $9,250 | |||
| 3rd PLACE | $6,000 | |||
| 4th PLACE | $4,130 | |||
| 5th PLACE | $3,180 | |||
| 6th PLACE | $2,480 | |||
| 7th PLACE | $1,950 | |||
| 8th PLACE | $1,450 | |||
| 9th PLACE | $1,000 | |||
| 10th-12th PLACE | $830 | |||
LAPC Ironman Live Stream featuring Brian Brubaker, Justin Filtz, Ryan Tepen & Olivier Busquet
We are now streaming a feature table of the $1,100 Ironman event.
Just go to www.LAPClive.com to view the live feed.
At the feature table are the likes of Brian Brubaker (seat 1), Justin Filtz (seat 2), Ryan Tepen (seat 7) and Olivier Busquet (seat 9).
Phone deadI'm on the live stream starting now 27 left and 13k at 250/500/50
— Justin Filtz (@JustinFiltz) February 22, 2012
Moved to the streaming at LAPClive.com. 27 left, ave 36.6k, me at 49.7k. Playing 50 250-500. Still haven't missed a hand.
— Ryan Tepen (@RyanTepen) February 22, 2012
YouTube Video: Matt Affleck Busts the LAPC Ironman & Gets Needled by Matt Savage
Busted the ironman right as matt showed my wsop bust out hand on the big screen.Got it in w TT v KK when someone folded TT face up
— Matthew Affleck (@mcmattopoker) February 22, 2012
Matt Affleck is all-in during the LAPC Ironman event at the same time Tournament Director Matt Savage plays his 2010 WSOP Main Event bust out hand on the big screen.
Tweets from the LAPC Ironman Field
Fun but tough table with @RandALLin @livbAnd @Bru009have 23,500 at 150/300
— Matthew Affleck (@mcmattopoker) February 22, 2012
I have 15k from 10 in the ironman™
— Brian Brubaker (@Bru009) February 22, 2012
Up to 40.8k after winning a big pot with 99 on the t93 board even though it was the best starting hand. 40 left, ave at 24.75k, 25 150 300
— Ryan Tepen (@RyanTepen) February 22, 2012
Doubled Up! 26k going to Level 8 150/300/25 42 left @SavagePoker playing Ironaman on the level changes :) #LAPCIronMan twitter.com/JustinFiltz/st…
— Justin Filtz (@JustinFiltz) February 22, 2012
2012 #LAPC Event 40 Final Results
| EVENT #40 $1,600 KNOCKOUT BOUNTY NO LIMIT HOLD'EM | ||||
| FINAL RESULTS | ||||
| ENTRIES 97 PRIZE POOL $97,000 BOUNTIES $48,500 | ||||
| PLACE | NAME/HOMETOWN | PRIZE | ||
| 1 | NICOLAS WALTERS, NEW YORK, NY | $28,330* | ||
| 2 | STEVEN BRACKESY, WALTHAM, MA | $25,000* | ||
| 3 | JOSEPH CHRISTMAN, PACIFICA, CA | $12,610 | ||
| 4 | JOHN MCCLAIN, LOS ANGELES, CA | $8,730 | ||
| 5 | MARC REMMES, MONTAUK, NY | $6,790 | ||
| 6 | EDWARD SABAT, LOS ANGELES, CA | $5,340 | ||
| 7 | OWEN CROWE, HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA, CANADA | $4,370 | ||
| 8 | ANDY FRANKENBERGER, NEW YORK NY | $3,400 | ||
| 9 | ZACK CLARK, WALNUT CREEK, CA | $2,430 | ||
| *2-WAY DEAL MADE. POSTED PRIZES(1ST:$33,930, 2ND:$19,400) | ||||
LAPC Ironman Hour 6 Update
We are now in the sixth hour of the Ironman event.
We are down to 42 players with nine spots cashing.
The blinds are now 150-300 with a 25 ante and the average chip stack is 23,571.
The players have already been served one meal at the table.
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