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We have ring event action coming for you guys every day from now until May 24th, so we wanted to make it nice and easy for you all to know what events are going on and when. Below you will see a live schedule of our WSOPC ring events, which we will update daily as
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Blinds: 15,000/25,000 David Baker raised on the button, and in the big blind, Jimmy Gorham moved all in for 470,000. Baker quickly called with [Ac][Ks], and he had Gorham’s [Ah][9d] dominated. After the flop of [7d][7c][3s], Gorham asked the dealer to put a three out there to make it a chopped pot. The turn wasn’t
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Blinds: 15,000/25,000 It seems that Commerce Casino regular Adam Swan was fairly card dead at this final table, as he only played a few hands while grinding the short stack. Eventually, he would get it in preflop holding [9s][9c], and it was a classic coin flip, as chip leader Wesley Haymond put him at risk
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Blinds: 15,000/25,000 David Baker raised from the cutoff, and in the big blind, Nick Grippo moved all in for 450,000. Baker picked up his cards to look at them one more time, then dropped in the call and tabled [9h][9c]. He was racing against the [Ad][10h] of Grippo, and the short stack won the race
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Blinds: 15,000/25,000 Billy Baxter got off to a great start today, at one point being over a million in chips and in second place. However, a string of bad hands saw his stack dwindle, and he just busted out in seventh. On his final hand, Baxter moved all in for exactly 300,000, and two seats
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On the final hand of the level, Jimmy Gorham took nearly half of Billy Baxter’s stack, when he hit a two outer on the river to make a full house to best the trip nines that Baxter had made on the turn. Below you will see how the final seven currently stack up, as they
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Blinds: 10,000/20,000 Action started with Jimmy Gorham raising to 40,000. In the small blind, Taylor Paur moved all in for 240,000. In the big blind, Wesley Haymond looked at his hand, and after counting out his stack, he moved all in over the top. “Wow,” said Gorham as he asked the dealer for a count
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As expected, play was fairly slow in the first level of the LAPC Main Event final table. Nick Grippo, Jimmy Gorham, and Billy Baxter were the big winners of the level, while a couple of failed bluffs from Wesley Haymond saw him fall down the chip counts. Here is how the final eight stack up,
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Blinds: 8,000/16,000 Taylor Paur raised to 32,000 from early position, and Wesley Haymond three bet it to 55,000. Action folded back to Paur who moved all in for 251,000. Haymond thought for a bit but eventually called with [Kc][Jc], and Paur had him dominated with [Js][Jd]. The flop of [Ah][Qh][9d] gave Haymond more outs, as
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Blinds: 8,000/16,000 Lawrence Brandt had just lost about half his stack when his rivered two pair were no good against the flopped set of sevens for Wesley Hammond, and a few hands later, he was all in under the gun. Action folded to David Baker in the small blind, and he made the call with
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It’s bounty hunting season once again here at the 2024 LAPC, as the $400 buy-in Bounty Event has just kicked off. This event will see all eliminations worth $100 throughout the event, which will give players 40,000 in chips to start. Registration will be open until 4:30 PM today. Come join us!
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