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Announcing The Next Big Event #46 $1,100 2-7 Single Draw $25,000 Guaranteed at 4:00-PM!

February 24, 2014, 3:02 pm
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-> $25,000 PRIZE POOL GUARANTEE EVENT #46 $1,100 2-7 NO LIMIT SINGLE DRAW, Tonight, MONDAY, 2/24/2014 at 4:00 PM

- PLAYERS START WITH 15,000 IN TOURNAMENT CHIPS 
- Last call to register for this event will be at 6:15 PM. 
 - All Levels will last 40 minutes until the money. All remaining Levels will last 60 minutes. 
 - Day One will conclude after the completion of the Level closest to the 10th hour of play or the Final Table, whichever comes first*. 
 - Day Two will come back on Tuesday, 2/25 at 3:00 PM. 
 - Final Table will be 8-handed with 60 minute levels. Redraw at 24 and 9 players. *(must play to the money) 
Event #46 Structure: 
http://www.commercecasino.com/wp-content/uploads/LAPC-2014-Structures-Event-46.pdf
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Carol Fuchs eliminated in 9th ($2,040) Event #44 $1,100 Omaha 8 or Better Final Table on www.LAPClive.com

February 24, 2014, 3:46 pm
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Carol Fuchs


Going into the final table as a relative shorter stack, Carol Fuchs took her stand with a strong starting hand and was called by a larger stack of Frankie O'Dell who had raised from under-the-gun.


Fuchs: [As][Ks][Qh][4h]
O'Dell: [Ah][Jh][Js][5s]

Both players had double suited cards, but the flop was a disaster for Fuchs: [Th][8d][2h], since O'Dell held the nut flush blockers.  The turn sealed Carol's fate: [9h] completing Frankie's heart nut flush.  Just for good measure a meaningless [Jc] giving O'Dell a set of Jacks as over-kill and Carol Fuchs' run at the final table ended in 9th for a minimum cash of $2,040!
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George Salsaa eliminated in 8th ($2,720) Event #44 $1,100 Omaha 8 or Better Final Table www.LAPClive.com

February 24, 2014, 4:46 pm
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George Salsaa

After losing the majority of his stack on a cooler, when George Salsaa flopped a full house with this rolled-up Jacks, only to be counterfeited by a larger boat when an Ace landed on the river, for his opponents Aces-full!

On his final hand, Salsaa went all-in pre-flop and was called by Aitan Hillel.

Salsaa: [Ad][Ac][5d][4s]
Hillel: [Ah][Kh][5h][2c]

The flop: [Th][8c][6h], giving Salsaa a huge sweat for his Aces. The turn was a safe [3s], only to be flushed away on the river [Qh]!  George Salsaa from Las Vegas would have to wait another LAPC tournament to make a run at the Remington!
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"Cards are in the Air" Event #46 $1,100 2-7 No Limit Single Draw $25,000 Guaranteed

February 24, 2014, 5:18 pm
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With about 60-minutes left to register... A nice field of poker pros, including the likes of +Phil Hellmuth +Bruce Buffer, Barry Greenstein, Rick Castro, Brian Brubaker, Mike Noori & Galen Hall to name a few, are gathering as we have about 20 entries for this -> $25,000 PRIZE POOL GUARANTEE EVENT #46 $1,100 2-7 NO LIMIT SINGLE DRAW, going on now, MONDAY, 2/24/2014 at 4:00 PM



- PLAYERS START WITH 15,000 IN TOURNAMENT CHIPS 
- Last call to register for this event will be at 6:15 PM. 
 - All Levels will last 40 minutes until the money. All remaining Levels will last 60 minutes. 
 - Day One will conclude after the completion of the Level closest to the 10th hour of play or the Final Table, whichever comes first*. 
 - Day Two will come back on Tuesday, 2/25 at 3:00 PM. 
 - Final Table will be 8-handed with 60 minute levels. Redraw at 24 and 9 players. *(must play to the money) 

Event #46 Structure: 
http://www.commercecasino.com/wp-content/uploads/LAPC-2014-Structures-Event-46.pdf
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Ruben Vera eliminated in 6th ($4,080) Event #44 $1,100 Omaha 8 or Better Final Table www.LAPClive.com

February 24, 2014, 5:55 pm
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Ruben Vera

Going into this hand as the short stack six-handed, Ruben Vera moved  in with his last chips with a good starting hand, only to run into the better hand of Aitan Hillel!

Vera: [As][Qs][Qh][5h]
Hillel: [Ad][Ac][4c][5d]

The board never improved for Vera and he made a proud exit in sixth for $4,080!
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Craig Carrillo eliminated in 5th ($5,200) Event #44 $1,100 Omaha 8 or Better Final Table on www.LAPClive.com

February 24, 2014, 6:06 pm
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Craig Carrillo


As the short stack five handed, LAPC Event #38 Winner, Craig Carrillo, moved all-in and was called by a larger stack owned by "Miami" John Cernuto.


Carrillo: [Ah][Jh][4d][5s]
Cernuto: [As][Ts][8d][7c]

The flop was a hit for both players: [Qs][Jc][9s], as both players improved, but Cernuto's draw was best as a [5s] turned giving "Miami" the nut flush and Carrillo was out in 5th for $5,200 and an end at his dual 2014 Remington run!
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Mark Gregorich (7th: $3,400) & Frankie O'Dell (4th: $6,800) "In The Muck"& 3-Way Deal* Event #44 $1,100 Omaha 8 Final Table on www.LAPClive.com

February 24, 2014, 6:38 pm
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Mark Gregorich - $3,400 (7th)
Frankie O'Dell - $6,800 (4th)
Following the last elimination of Frankie O'Dell, who ended up mucking his hand when he was all-in again Aitan Hillel, a three-way deal was made between the remaining players.  The winner will receive an additional $4,360* on top of the deal along with the prestigious Fredric Remington trophy!

Aitan Hillel: $13,600*
"Super Mario: $13,000*
"Miami" John Cernuto: $12,900*
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"By The Numbers" Event #45 $1,100 No Limit Hold'em "Iron-Man" Registration Closed with 88-entries!

February 24, 2014, 7:12 pm
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There were 88 iron-willed players entered, creating a prize pool of $88,000!  With these numbers, the top 9 places will be paid.  Currently 45 remain in the field of 88 players at Level 7, ante/blinds 50/200/400 !  Total Chips: 1.32-Million.  Average Chips: ~28,696.

Payout Structure:
1st: $44,000 + The iron-clad Fredric Remington Trophy
2nd: $17,600
3rd: $8,885
4th: $5,280
5th: $3,520
6th: $2,640
7th-9th: $2.025

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"By The Numbers" Event #46 $1,100 2-7 No Limit Single Draw Registration Closed with 27-entries!

February 24, 2014, 7:28 pm
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There were 27-pro/reg players entered, creating a prize pool of $27,000!  With these numbers, the top 4 places will be paid.  Currently 24 remain in the field of 27 players at Level 5, ante/blinds 50/125/250!  Total Chips: 405,000.  Average Chips: ~16,875.

Payout Structure:
1st: $12,150 + The beautifully crafted Fredric Remington Trophy
2nd: $7,290
3rd: $4,590
4th: $2,970

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"Super" Mario Esquerra eliminated "In The Muck" in 3rd ($13,000*) Event #44 $1,100 Omaha 8 or Better Final Table on www.LAPClive.com

February 24, 2014, 8:21 pm
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"Super" Mario Esquerra

As the shorter stack 3 handed, "Super" Mario Esquerra was all-in several times before mucking his hand as his last two opponents chopped up the pot.  On a board of [Qh][8c][3c][5c][5h].

Hillel: [Ac][6c][6d][7s] for the Ace HIGH flush
Cernuto: [Ks][Td][4c][2c] for the LOW
Esquerra: "In The Muck"

After the 3rd place elimination, another deal was made between the players.  They would leave $1,000 in the prize-pool, play for the title and chop up the remaining $3,360 evenly!
Aitan Hillel guaranteed $15,180*
"Miami" John Cerntuo locked up $14,680*
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Event #46 $1,100 2-7 No Limit Single Draw final 7 still "In The Hunt!"

February 25, 2014, 1:23 am
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Currently at time of update (3:00-AM PST), we are officially "In The Money" with the exit of Bruce Buffer!

Brian Brubaker (6th)
Bruce Buffer (5th)





Adam Friedman (7th)



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Event #45 $1,100 No Limit Hold'em "Iron-Man" Final 10 Players!

February 25, 2014, 1:59 am
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Darek Spring (10th)
 (9th: $2,025)








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$1,100 Event #47 No Limit Hold'em $100,000 $150 Mega Satellite Winners!

February 25, 2014, 2:54 am
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6:00-PM Mega Satellite Winners:
Ramzi Srour, Dana Kellstrom, Lane Lortscher, John Droutsas, Cassim Simjee, Ayyub Patel, David Lebron, Inhpounh Vongvone, Albertin Hernandez, Sam Goncuoglu, Bruce Kramer

9:00-PM Mega Satellite Winners:
Omran Sanusi, Dimas Martinez, Ravi Shanmugam, Walter Barratt, David Ventura, Levon Torosyan, Tu Huynh, Phillip Bolean, Tuan Anh Tran, William Vo.

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$310 (11th)

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"In The Money" Event #46 $1,100 2-7 No Limit Single Draw with Results!

February 25, 2014, 3:16 am
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Currently playing at Level 16, Ante: 800/1,500/3,000 with 405,000 total chips and 101,250 average chips!
Michael Woo ~130,000
Dennis Eichhorn ~125,000 
Matt "DVD" Schultz  (3rd: $4,590)

Owais Ahmed (4th: $2,970)


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Event #45 $1,100 No Limit Hold'em "Iron-Man" 7-Left at Final Table www.LAPClive.com

February 25, 2014, 5:00 am
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Currently at Level 17, Ante: 500/2,000/4,000.  Total Chips: 1.32-Million.  Average Chips: 188,571.













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Event #45 $1,100 No Limit "Iron-Man""Breakout Hand" with Matthew Weber, while Mamad Arani finishes 7th ($2,025)

February 25, 2014, 5:20 am
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Mamad Arani (7th: $2,025)
A ridiculous hand played out 7-handed between two of the big stacks at the table.  We catch up to the action as there was raise, re-raise, and dual all-ins pre-flop, between Matthew Weber and Mamad Arani, with ~160,000 effective stacks.

Arani: [As][Ad]
Weber: [Ks][Kd]

The flop came: [Qh][9s][3s].  The turn came a [Td].  The river was the biggest cooler of the tournament, hence the "Breakout hand," as it rained on Mamad's parade with a [Jc]!  This gave Matthew a runner-runner King high straight!  Arani was cut down from top 3 in chips to about 10 big blinds.

Arani was then finished in 7th as he put his remaining stack into the middle and was called by Sunny Gandham who had Mamad covered.

Arani: [As][2d]
Gandham: [Kc][Qs]

The board ran out: [Ks][Js][Jc][2c][Kd], and Mamad Arani is the Iron-Man 7th place finisher for $2,025, beating out 81 other "Iron-Men" participants!
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Mark Jun finishes in 6th ($2,640) Event #45 $1,100 No Limit Hold'em "Iron-Man" Tournament

February 25, 2014, 6:26 am
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Mark Jun (6th: $2,640)

As the short stack 6-handed, Mark Jun moved the his last four big blinds into the middle from under-the-gun.  He was called by the button, small blind of Vikas Sondhi and big blind.  Going to the river, the four way pot was checked down.  The board ran out: [Ts][8c][7s][7h][Jd]

Jun: [Kd][Kh]
Sondhi: [Ad][9h]

It was the biggest cooler of the tournament for Mark who played a tight aggressive game and had to dodge his fair share of all-ins to finish in 6th defeating 82 other iron-willed players winning $2,640 for his efforts!



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Matthew Weber eliminated 5th ($3,520) Event #45 $1,100 No Limit "Iron-Man" Tournament

February 25, 2014, 6:57 am
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Matthew Weber (5th: $3,520)


The room stood and was whisper quite as it was hardly expected that the players were all-in pre-flop.  Kody Muir raised from the button and Matthew Weber moved all-in from the big blind.  Kody asked for a count and called.  Matthew was at risk.

Kody: [Ts][Th]
Weber: [3d][3c]

The board ran out: [Ad][2s][2h][Kd][2c] and Muir's "Deuces Full of Tens" was the best hand at showdown.  Matthew Weber played a loosed aggressive game that gave him a roller-coaster finish to land him in 5th place for $3,520!





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Timothy "Pizza" Pirraglia eliminated 4th ($5,280) Event #45 $1,100 No Limit Hold'em "Iron-Man" Tournament

February 25, 2014, 7:40 am
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Timothy "Pizza" Pirraglia 

As the shortest stack with less than 2 big blinds, it was limped around four handed, which prompted Timothy "Pizza" Pirraglia to move all-in from the small blind.  It was called by the rest of the players, that included Vikas Sondhi in the big blind, and was four way to the river.  The board ran out: [Th][Ts][5h][Jh][6c]

Sondhi: [As][Qs]
Pirraglia: [Qc][7s]

After Vikas showed down his Ace-Queen high, the rest of the players mucked and the Aces was the difference maker as "Pizza" was leftovers in 4th for a payday of $5,280!

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Kody Muir finishes in 3rd ($8,885) Event #45 $1,100 No Limit Hold'em "Iron-Man" Tournament

February 25, 2014, 8:02 am
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Kody Muir (3rd: $8,885)

After doubling up once through Vikas Sondhi, Kody Muir went heads up against his nemesis at the table, all-in pre-flop, one last time.

Muir: [As][9s]
Vikas: [Qd][Jd]

What started off as a race between the two competitors, with Kody holding a 60/40 advantage over Vikas soon went up in smoke as the flop came: [Jh][Td][3d].  With top pair and the Queen high flush draw, Muir was drawing very thin.  The turn came a [5c], followed by a [Kd] just to drive the point home that Kody Muir was this year's Iron-Man third place finisher for $8,885!
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