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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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We are ready to kick off the latest $300 buy-in Closer Event session here at the LAPC. Registration for this afternoon event will be open until the start of Level 10, which will be about 8:30 PM local time. Remember, the finals for this event will be Sunday at 12 PM. You can view the
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Players are coming back from their second break of the day at the Main Event, where they are six players away from the money. Mitchell Hynam continues to lead the way, but WSOP and WPT winner Faraz Jaka (pictured above by Danny Maxwell of Pokernews) is catching up to him, as he sits second in
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David Uvadov raised it up from under the gun, and action folded to Luke Nguyen, who shoved all in over the top. Uvadov dropped chips in for the call and showed [Qc][Qd], and saw he was in a huge flip against the [Ac][Kh] of Nguyen. The flop couldn’t have been much better for Nguyen, coming
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Michael Blum got his final chips in the middle after a flop of [10s][8d][8s] with [Kh][10h], but Steve Yagudaev had him beat with [Jc][Jd]. Blum could still catch a king or ten to secure the hand, but the [Qc] and [5c] came on the turn and river. With that, just six remain now.
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Michael Blum had just lost about half his stack on the previous when he got the rest of chips in preflop, with his [Ad][Jh] dominating the [Qd][Jc] of Luke Nguyen. A queen popped in the window, but the rest of the [Ah][3h][Qh] flop shot Blum back into the lead. Nguyen could only win with another
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We are down to the final seven players in the $1,100 Six-Max restart, where Andrew Tree leads a stacked final table. Sohale Khalili is looking for his second Six-Max title of the series, after winning the $400 installment earlier in the month, while Preston Patz is hoping to claim his third piece of hardware on
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We have lost 25% of the field in today’s Day 3 restart, as 30 players remain. Only 19 of them will be in the money today, so we still have some time before we hit the cash. LA regulars still remaining in the field including Peter Cross (pictured above), Michael Nia, Martin Cornero, Adam Weinraub,
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We are ready for another action packed day of poker here at the Commerce Casino, as three different events are kicking off right now. Day 3 of the Main Event is starting with 40 players set to play down to the final table today. Pokernews is here providing you all the updates you need there.
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12 PM – $10,000 buy-in LAPC Main Event Day 3 12 PM – $600 Seniors Event. Players start with 40,000 in chips. Registration open until 6:45 PM. Two Day Event. 4 PM- $200,000 Guaranteed Closer Event. Players start with 40,000 in chips. Registration open until 8:30 PM. Day 2 finals on Sunday, March 2nd. 7
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Below you will see the 40 players returning for the Day 3 restart of the LAPC Main Event. Some of the local Commerce regulars who are coming back today include Brian Hastings, Michael Nia, Elvyn Bello, Peter Cross, Evgeniy Tsyrenov, Phuoc Nguyen, and Martin Cornero (pictured above) to name a few. The action is set
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