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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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12 PM – $400 buy-in Bounty Event. All eliminations worth a $100 bounty. Players start with 40,000 in chips. Registration open until 4:30 PM. 5 PM – $500 buy-in Survivor Event. Players start with 50,000 in chips. Top 10% will take home $4,500 each. Registration open until 7:15 PM
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And then there were nine. Play has ended for the night here at the LAPC Main Event, where just one table of competitors is left, and what a table it is. Leading the way is none other than David Baker, a three time WSOP bracelet winner who is looking to secure another six figure payout
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Huy Lam was hoping to make it two LAPC Main Event final tables in three years, after he won this event in 2022, but he was just ousted by David Baker, who’s flush bested the trip eights of Lam getting in on the turn. That leaves us with just nine players now, and they are
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Only two tables of five players each remain in the Main Event, as we have 40 minutes left in play tonight. First, Jeffrey Tanouye busted in 12th place, followed up by Kaoru Okazoe in 11th place, leaving us with ten handed. Alfonso Timoteo and David Baker, who just secured a $200,000 score by finishing runner
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After another lengthy bubble today, the morning $1,100 Six-Max Event is now in the money, as just 16 player remain. The bubble boy was none other than Rudy Cervantes, who kicked off this series by winning the opening major event for $50,000. The final 16 is stacked with LA regulars and poker pros, including Fausto
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Play has gone at a fairly steady pace so far today despite the deep stacks and long levels, as we are just three eliminations from the final table. Jake Liebeskind busted in 16th place, and Anthony Marquez was finished out the $23,300 pay bracket in 15th. Francisco Fragos, who started the day 2nd in chips,
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The final 16 are currently taking another break, as we enter the last two levels of play. Hamid Khorram was the first to bust in the money, followed by Garret Garvin in 17th. Wesley Haymond is our chip leader, the only player currently over a million in chips. Stay tuned for more updates as we
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After a lengthy bubble that lasted nearly two hours, David Van Noy was ousted from the field to get us down to the final 18. Below, you will see all the players who have locked up a cash in this main event, and their current chip stacks, at the 4,000/8,000 blind level. Table 1 Seat
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We had a total of 92 players come out for this afternoon’s Six-Max Event, making for a prizepool of $90,160. The final 16 players will finish in the money today, all locking up at least $1,450. First place will take home $25,280, and the Remington. Good luck all!
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Just 19 players remain now in the Main Event, but only 18 of them will be cashing for over $22,000 at least. The current short stacks are David Van Noy and Nick Grippo, but both players have nearly 20 big blinds at the moment, so they won’t be forced to go in anytime soon. We
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