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Some of the Players in our Opening Flight

February 9, 2017, 3:10 pm
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Below you will see a handful of the players in the first flight of the $300,000 Guaranteed event. A few of them are on the quest to ad to their Remington collection. Thu Nguyen is back after successfully defending his title in the $570 Heads-Up Event. We also spotted Matt Schultz, who took down two Remington's last year in No-Limit Hold'em Events, though he fancies himself as more of a Mixed Game player. Check below for some other photos from today's action.

Nikhil Gera

Thu Nguyen

Xuan Nguyen

Kevin Song

Mike Shariati

Matt Schultz

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Some Chip Counts From the Triple Stack Restart

February 9, 2017, 3:27 pm
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Blinds: 5,000-10,000 Players Left: 54 Average: 375,000

Erika Weinstein - 630,000
Adam Volen - 310,000
Kirt Suihkonen - 300,000
Peter Hengsakul - 240,000
Massoud Eskandari - 175,000
Nicholas Grippo - 170,000
Jeff Yarchever - 85,000

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Final Table of the 2-7 Triple Draw Event

February 9, 2017, 3:41 pm
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We are down to just seven players in the Triple Draw Event, but only five of these players will be finishing in the money. We will be keeping an eye on this table, though most of our focus today will be on the Triple Stack Day 2.

Seat 1: Matthew Smith

Seat 2: Abdel Hamid

Seat 3: Hal Kizzire

Seat 4: Kane Kalas

Seat 5: Lynda Tran

Seat 6: Michael Chow

Seat 7: Hanh Tran

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First Round of Eliminations From the Triple Stack

February 9, 2017, 4:41 pm
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We are down to the final four tables, meaning we will start listing all eliminated players. The following players each won $850 tonight.

37. James Mathers
38. Jeffery Bond
39. Robert Durant
40. Nader Modabber
41. Kenneth Perry
42. Reginald Austin II
43. Jeffrey Yarchever
44. Kirt Suihkonen
45. Nicholas Grippo
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Updated Counts From the Triple Stack

February 9, 2017, 4:44 pm
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Blinds: 8,000-16,000 Players Left: 36 Average: 550,000

Erika Weinstein - 840,000
Adam Volen - 660,000
Adam Chen - 460,000
Massoud Eskandari - 395,000
Peter Hengsakul - 335,000
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On the Bubble in the 2-7 Event

February 9, 2017, 4:59 pm
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Michael Chow has busted in seventh, meaning we are on the money bubble. Kane Kalas appears to be the chip leader, and there aren't any severe short stacks at the moment, which means the bubble could drag for a while.
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The $75 Mega Satellite Has Started

February 9, 2017, 5:02 pm
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In lieu of a regular 5 PM tournament, we are running a $75 satellite today that will be guaranteeing at least ten $570 seats. Those seats can be used in either tomorrow or Saturday's flights of the $300,000 Guaranteed Event. Registration for this satellite is open until 7:15. Good luck all!
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Matthew Smith Bubbles The 2-7 Event

February 9, 2017, 5:20 pm
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Matthew Smith has just bubbled the 2-7 Event. The five remaining players have all locked up at least $3,200. Here's how they stack up right now.

Kane Kalas - 230,000
Abdel Hamid - 115,000
Hal Kizzire - 104,000
Hanh Tran - 96,000
Lynda Tran - 40,000


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Lynda Tran Eliminated in 5th Place ($3,200)

February 9, 2017, 5:21 pm
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Not long after the bubble burst, short stack Lynda Tran bowed out in fifth place. Her final chips went to chip leader Kane Kalas. We are down to just four players, with Kalas having more than double any other stack at the table.
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Next Round of Triple Stack Eliminations

February 9, 2017, 5:47 pm
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The following players each won $970 today for their efforts.

28. Maxilian Lehmanski
29. Christopher Champeaux
30. Christopher Staats
31. Adam Chen
32. Hoang Ta
33. Wing Wong
34. Joshua Brown-Mccue
35. Carl Kuran
36. Babak Badkoubei

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Erika Weinstein With Huge Lead In Triple Stack

February 9, 2017, 5:49 pm
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We are down to just 27 players left, and Erika Weinstein has been on a tear recently. She strung together a series of huge pots to get up to 3.1 million. At the moment, no one else has over two million. Other notable stacks from the final three tables include Peter Hengsakul (970,000), Massoud Eskandari (800,000), and Adam Volen (670,000).
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Just Three Left in the 2-7 Final Table

February 9, 2017, 6:04 pm
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Hal Kizzire is out in fourth place over at the 2-7 final table, earning $4,400 for his efforts. Hanh Tran has retaken the chip lead with just over 300,000, while Kane Kalas is in second with 205,000, and Abdel Hamid with just over 100,000.
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Player Profile: Patrick Chan, Winner of the $1,100 No-Limit Hold'em Event

February 9, 2017, 6:26 pm
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For a player his age, Patrick Chan has seen a lot at the poker table. Usually a cash game grinder, Patrick Chan delved into tournaments a couple of years ago, and he lived out the dream of poker players around the world two years ago when he final tabled the WSOP Main Event. He finished in ninth place, and for some, it would make it tough to get motivated to play for much smaller stakes after. Chan is not one of those players though.

"I just have a love of the game and I just randomly like to play tournament poker nowadays. Since I final tabled the Main Event I don't play all the events but I play some of them when there's a series going in LA, especially the LAPC. I go to East Coast and play there too. I just love poker."

Yesterday, Chan booked the first live win of his young career, when he topped a field of 104 players in the $1,100 No-Limit Event. In the end, a three way chop saw Chan take home over $26,000, and the Remington Trophy.

"I'm feeling great this is my first live win and looking forward to more. It's a great start to the series for me and I'm looking forward to playing more events."



Chan came into the final table as the chip leader, and thanks to being on the right side of a couple of coolers, Chan was able to build up a monster stack. With five players left, Chan had half the chips in play, and he simply cruised from there.

"Oh man I got Aces vs. Ace-King against Kane (Kalas) and I got Kings against Queens against Nick (Grippo). Standard coolers. I ran pretty well for sure."

After building up that stack, Chan was content to sit back and let the hands come to him, rather than put relentless and potentially reckless pressure on the smaller stacks. When the chop allowed him to get just $5,000 less than first place three handed, it was an easy yes for Chan, who is looking forward to a few other events here at the LAPC after this big win.

"I'm really looking forward to the Main Event, the $1,100 Million Guaranteed Event, and probably the $570 tomorrow. Those are probably the best ones the best value tournaments."

Stay tuned to the coverage here at lapcnews.com to see if Chan is able to add to his already impressive tournament poker resume. Congratulations again to Patrick on his victory!
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By the Numbers: First Flight of the $300,000 Guaranteed Event

February 9, 2017, 7:10 pm
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The first of three flights in this massive $300,000 Guaranteed Event drew 209 players, and considering this should be the smallest of the three, we are well on our way to smashing another big guarantee. The final 27 players will be cashing tonight, with the top 17 moving on to the finals on Sunday. Good luck players!

1-17. Day 2
18-27. $950
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What's Coming Up: Friday, February 10th

February 9, 2017, 7:15 pm
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We continue our $300,000 Guaranteed Event tomorrow at 1 PM with the second of three flights. Just like today, registration will be open until 5 PM, and the buy-in is $570.

The buy-in will also be $570 for our second tournament of the day, but the event is vastly different. It will be a Mixed Game player's dream tomorrow, as we are having our Dealer's Choice Event. Players will have the chance to choose from 16 different games! Registration for that event will be open until 9:30 PM.

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Next Round of Triple Stack Bustouts

February 9, 2017, 7:20 pm
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We are at the point in the tournament where there is a pay jump after every three bustouts. The following three players too home $1,660 tonight.

19. Gabriel Coria
20. Alex Faynshteyn
21. Payman Taheri

These three won $1,400.

22. Edward Klein
23. Paul Huber
24. Corey Zobb

And lastly, these three all took home $1,190.

25. Evan Muschetto
26. Paramjit Gill
27. Pornthep Karschamroon
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Erika Weinstein Still Leads with Two Tables Left

February 9, 2017, 7:22 pm
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As the title indicates, Erika Weinstein is still in the lead with 18 players left, but her lead has certainly taken a hit since our last update. She is down to 2.15 million, thanks in some part to a double up that Massoud Eskandari scored off of her. Eskandari is up to 750,000. Other notables still alive and well are Adam Volen (1.85 million) and Peter Hengsakul (1.05 million).

When we get down to 10 players, we will grab photos and chip stacks for all of them, and start providing final table elimination posts.
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Heads up in the 2-7 Event

February 9, 2017, 8:20 pm
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After playing three handed for about three hours, we are finally heads up after Abdel Hamid busted out. Kane Kalas has the chip lead with 350,000, while Hanh Tran has 250,000. It looks like the two players are going to the end without a chop.

We are just about to get to the final table of the Triple Stack, but we will be sure to post when this event wraps up.
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Photos and Chip Stacks From Our Triple Stack Final Table

February 9, 2017, 8:57 pm
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Seat 1: Juvenal Juarez - 1.75 million

Seat 2: Erika Weinstein - 4.325 million (chip leader)

Seat 3: Chris Picquette - 1.7 million

Seat 4: Anthony Denove - 2.15 million

Seat 5: James Jackson - 790,000

Seat 6: Adam Volen - 3.75 million

Seat 7: Zhijian Shen - 1.3 million

Seat 8: Alfred Cho - 830,000

Seat 9: Tho Nguyen - 730,000 (short stack)

Seat 10: Marc "Maze" Orillo - 2.1 million

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Congratulations to Hanh Tran, Winner of the $1,100 2-7 Triple Draw Event!

February 9, 2017, 9:01 pm
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Hanh Tran started the heads-up battle with Kane Kalas at a slight chip disadvantage, but he made quick work of Kalas, winning the tournament in just a few hands. For his efforts, Tran will take home $16,400 and the Remington Trophy, while Kalas will have to settle for $10,000 at his second final table in a row.

Tomorrow we will post a player profile on Hanh Tran, so be sure to keep an eye out for that!
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