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World Poker Tour LAPC $10,000 Main Event Starts Saturday at Noon

February 27, 2014, 11:00 am
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It's almost here, the World Poker Tour comes to "The Commerce" which is the "World's Largest Poker Casino!"

Check out the schedule for information on mega satellites and single table satellites.

The $10,000 buy-in main event features no reentry and a single starting day. Even though it is a single day start players will still have the option of registering up until the start of level eight which is Sunday the 2nd at 1:45pm.

Days will be played without dinner breaks

Here is a look at the very generous WPT Standard Structure:

This is also the first event of three on the World Poker Tour's "California Swing."
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Cards are in the air in Event #52 $570 No Limit Hold'em Seniors Championship

February 27, 2014, 11:15 am
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We are off and running with over 100+ entries already for this morning's $50,000 Guarantee • 50+ Years old to play Event #52 $570 No Limit Hold'em Seniors Championship, Thursday, 2/27/2014 at 11:00 AM!
- Players start with 12,500 in tournament chips.
- Last call to register for this event will be at 1:15 PM. 
- All Levels until the Final Table will last 40 minutes. 
Event#52 Structure:
http://www.commercecasino.com/wp-content/uploads/LAPC-2014-Structures-Event-52.pdf
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Announcing The LAPC 1:00 PM $150 Step 1 World Poker Tour Main Event $1,100 Mega Satellite

February 27, 2014, 12:36 pm
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Last night's Mega sent 33 players to the $1,100 WPT $10K Main Event Seat Mega Satellite!

-> (25) $1,100 SEATS GUARANTEE IN EACH MEGA; $150 1ST STEP MAIN EVENT MEGA SATELLITES, Today, THURSDAY, 2/27/2014 at 1:00 PM

- PLAYERS START WITH 5,000 IN TOURNAMENT CHIPS
- Last call to register for this event will be at or before the 6th level of play (2:30 PM) 
- You may re-enter before the close of registration. 
- All levels will last 15 minutes. 
- Satellite will end when the number of players remaining is identical to the number of $1,100 seats awarded. 
- Any prize money short of winning a seat will be awarded to the last player eliminated. 
- Final Table will be 10-handed.
Mega Satellite Structure:
http://www.commercecasino.com/wp-content/uploads/LAPC-2014-Structures-1st-Step-Mega.pdf
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Event #51 $2,140 Pot Limit Omaha Tournament Update: Salim Namat Crippled, Eliminated in 6th Place ($8,160)

February 27, 2014, 6:17 pm
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Salim Namat

Salim Namat just showed why Pot Limit Omaha can be such a swingy game. In two hands, Namat went from third in chips to out, as Ronit Chamani took most the chips, and Len Ashby finished him off.

We caught up with the action in the first hand on the turn, with the board showing [9c][7s][3d][10s]. Chamani checked to Namat, who fired out 50,000. Chamani spent over a minute in the tank before check raising all in for 139,000 total, and now it was Namat's turn in the tank. He thought for at least 2-3 minutes before making the call for most his chips.

Namat: [As][5s][Ah][Jh]
Chamani: [7c][3h][Ks][4s]

Both players had flush draws, but at the moments, Chamani's two pair was slightly ahead. Namat had a world of outs, but the [2c] on the river was a giant blank. Chamani scored the big double up to 230,000, while Namat was crippled to 30,000.

Those chups went in on the next hand, with Namat holding [Qh][Ad][10d][7d].  Ashby held [Jc][Kh][Qd][9s], and that hand made the nuts on the turn of a board that read [Ac][10c][3d][Kd][4s].
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Event #50 $350 No Limit Hold'em Final Table Update: Julie Le finishes in 4th ($8,400)

February 27, 2014, 6:43 pm
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Julie Le

After a raise and call in front of her, Julie Le, in the small blind, decided to make her stand with her remaining stack.  Unfortunately for her, Craig Chait, in the big blind, woke up with a monster and re-shoved.  The rest of the field folded.

Chait: [Ks][Kd]
Le: [Ah][Jh] 

Le had chipped down after reaching the final table and hadn't gotten anything going.  Speaking with her briefly after her finish, her move with a reasonable suited Ace as the short stack was considered "standard." Fortunately for the rest of the field, Miss Le didn't improve on any streets and had to take consolation as being the last woman standing, taking home $8,400 for her efforts! 
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Event #51 $2,140 Pot Limit Omaha Tournament Update: Len Ashby Takes Massive Lead Five Handed

February 27, 2014, 6:51 pm
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Len Ashy
We caught up with the action on the turn in this giant pot between Len Ashby and now former chip leader Mark Lewin that saw Ashby take a pot that gives him more than half the chips in play. The board read [3h][Qh][6d][9d] on the turn, where Lewin bet out 40,000. Ashby called, and the river was the [6c].

Lewin fired out 60,000, and Ashby mulled his options over for a bit before grabbing two stacks of orange 5,000 chips. He put them in the middle, a massive raise to 200,000, and Lewin was in the tank now. He cut the chips out for the call, and slid them across his stack from hand to hand. The bet was for about 1/3 of his chips, and eventually, he slid it in for the call.

Ashby tabled [9h][9c][7s][5h] for a turn set and rivered full house, and Lewin released his cards. After winning that hand, here's how the remaining five players are looking.

1. Len Ashby- 760,000
Mark Lewin- 240,000
Ronit Chamani- 200,000
Joe Hachem- 65,000
Vincent Lam- 60,000
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Event #51 $2,140 Pot Limit Omaha Tournament Update: Vincent Lam Eliminated in 5th Place ($10,200)

February 27, 2014, 6:58 pm
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Vincent Lam

Vincent Lam, Ronit Chamani, and Mark Lewin went three ways to a flop of [10h][8d][6c]. It was checked around, and the [As] came on the turn. Chamani checked to Lam, who bet out 40,000. Lewin got out of the way, but Chamani wasn't going anywhere. It only took her a few seconds to move all in, easily having Lam covered, and Lam quickly called.

Lam: [Ah][Jc][9c][7h]
Chamani: [Ad][10c][7c][9d]

Both players had flopped the nuts, and both players had redraws to improve. Chamani needed the case ace, or one of the two tens left in the deck to win the hand, and she caught the [Ac] on the river to give her a full boat and knock Lam out in unlikely fashion in 5th place, upping her stack to 310,000 in the process.
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Event #51 $2,140 Pot Limit Omaha Tournament Update: Joseph Hachem Finishes in 4th Place ($13,600)

February 27, 2014, 7:12 pm
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Joseph Hachem

Joe Hachem had been card dead most of the day, hanging on to a rather short stack the entire way. He was down all the way to 25,000 when he got the rest of it in against Ronit Chamani and Mark Lewin.  Chamani and Lewin checked down the board, which read [7c][5h][3h][Qs][10c].

Chamani announced two pair, and showed [Qd][7d][Jc][5c]. It was good enough to beat the [Kd][Kh][As][5s] of Hachem, as well as Lewin. The former Main Event champion will have to settle for 4th place, and just like that, we are three-handed!

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Announcing The LAPC $1,100 Mega Satellite TEN World Poker Tour $10,000 Championship Seats Guaranteed

February 27, 2014, 7:13 pm
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$10,000 MAIN EVENT SEATS GUARANTEE $1,100 NO LIMIT CHAMPIONSHIP MEGA SATELLITES THURSDAY, 2/27 at 8:00 PM (FRIDAY, 2/28 at 12PM, 5PM and 9PM*, SATURDAY, 3/1 at 4PM)
  • Players start with 7,500 in tournament chips.
  • Last call to register for this event will be at before the 4th level of play. (9:40 PM)
  • You may re-enter before the close of registration.
  • All levels will last 30 minutes (Turbo levels will last 15 minutes).
  • Satellite will end when the number of players remaining is identical to the number of seats awarded. Any prize money short of winning a seat will be awarded to the last player eliminated.
  • Final Table will be 10-handed.
  • Mega Satellite Structure: (*indicates Turbo)
    http://www.commercecasino.com/wp-content/uploads/LAPC-2014-Structures-Main-Mega.pdf
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#LAPC-50 $350 NLH: Craig Chait eliminated in 3rd ($11,340)

February 27, 2014, 7:45 pm
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Craig Chait (3rd: $11,340)

It was a serious see-saw battle three-handed as the chip leader had shifted to each remaining player.  As the shortest stack Craig Chait moved all-in pre-flop with his remaining stack.  He was called in the small blind by William Leffingwell, who had Craig well covered.

Chait: [3d][3s]
Leffingwell: [Ad][Kc]

This intense three-handed final table was the most dramatic because of all the lead changes, but was the end of the road for Craig when a King hit the flop and Chait was drawing to the remaining two threes.  He blanked out and proudly finished in 3rd for $11,340 during a roll-coaster final table and an overall well played tournament!
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Cards in the air of Event #53 $5,250 Bobby Hoff No Limit Hold'em $250,000 Prize Pool Guaranteed

February 27, 2014, 7:49 pm
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With about 45 minutes left to register, there are currently 77 world-class, world-renown poker players in the field of this $250,000 Prize Pool Guarantee Event #53 $5,250 Bobby Hoff No Limit Hold'em, Tonight, Thursday, 2/28/2013 with registration open until 8:30 PM!

  • Players start with 25,000 in tournament chips.
  • All 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 Friday, 2/28 at 1:00 PM.
  • Final Table will be 9-handed with 60 minute levels.
  • Event #53 Structure:
    http://www.commercecasino.com/wp-content/uploads/LAPC-2014-Structures-Event-53.pdf
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Event #51 $2,140 Pot Limit Omaha Tournament Update: Mark Lewin Eliminated in 3rd Place ($18,360)

February 27, 2014, 8:45 pm
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Mark Lewin

Mark Lewin held the chip lead for the first half of this final table, but once we got short handed, everything went the opposite way. Lewin was all the way down to 60,000 when he got most of it in preflop against Ronit Chamani. The flop came down [Jd][10s][7c], and the rest of the money got in.

Lewin: [Qc][Jh][5s][8h]
Chamani: [Jc][Js][Ks][3c]

Lewin was drawing thin against the flopped set of Chamani, and he couldn't catch his miracle inside straight, as the board completed [5d] and [4d].

Lewin will have to settle for third, while Chamani and Len Ashby are left to battle heads up. Here's how those two stack up right now.

Len Ashby- 878,000
Ronit Chamani- 482,000
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Cards in the air of the Mega Satellite

February 27, 2014, 9:19 pm
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The $10,000 LAPC World Poker Tour Main Event Championship mega satellite is now awarding 22 seats as there are already 217 players in the field of this mega.  Registration closes at 9:40-PM!

The next mega satellite with another TEN Main Event seats is tomorrow, Friday, at 12:00-PM!

$10,000 MAIN EVENT SEATS GUARANTEE $1,100 NO LIMIT CHAMPIONSHIP MEGA SATELLITES THURSDAY, 2/27 at 8:00 PM (FRIDAY, 2/28 at 12PM, 5PM and 9PM*, SATURDAY, 3/1 at 4PM)
  • Players start with 7,500 in tournament chips.
  • Last call to register for this event will be at before the 4th level of play. (9:40 PM)
  • You may re-enter before the close of registration.
  • All levels will last 30 minutes (Turbo levels will last 15 minutes).
  • Satellite will end when the number of players remaining is identical to the number of seats awarded. Any prize money short of winning a seat will be awarded to the last player eliminated.
  • Final Table will be 10-handed.
  • Mega Satellite Structure: (*indicates Turbo)
    http://www.commercecasino.com/wp-content/uploads/LAPC-2014-Structures-Main-Mega.pdf
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Event #50 $350 NLH: William Leffingwell wins ($21,420*) Event #50, Mike Jung eliminated in 2nd ($21,420*)

February 27, 2014, 10:00 pm
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William Leffingwell (1st Place Winner: $21,420*)
Jung (2nd: $21,420*)
A deal was made head's up as they were nearly even in chips to divide the remaining prize-pool ($42,840) in half between the two players ($21,420*).  

After a long 3-handed session, head's up went on for just as long, with the chip lead exchanging hands numerous times.  On the final hand, Mike Jung moved all-in from the button and was called by William Leffingwell, who had him out-chipped.

Leffingwell: [9s][9c]
Jung: [Kc][3c]

The flop was blanks all around,and so after a marathon final table, 3-handed and head's up, the dust settled and William Leffingwell's pocket Nines were the difference maker!  As a result, the runner up and champion both took home the same cash prize, but the title and Remington Trophy went to the champion of Event #50, William Leffingwell!

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Event #51 $2,140 Pot Limit Omaha Update: Ronit Chamani Doubles Up!

February 27, 2014, 10:08 pm
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Ronit Chamani

Ronit Chamani had been whittled down to 170,000, and she got the rest of that in preflop after a series of raises.

Chamani: [Ac][As][Ad][7d]
Ashby: [Qc][Qs][10c][3s]

Ashby was hoping to see plenty of black cards come out, but he completely missed the flop of [4h][Kd][8h]. Ashby could only catch runners for a straight or a queen, but he couldn't do it, as the board completed [4c] and [7s].

Chamani got the double up to 360,000, but she is still well behind the million chips of Ashby.
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Event#53 $5,250 Bobby Hoff NLH Registration closed

February 27, 2014, 10:15 pm
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There were 85 of the world's finest No Limit Hold'em players that entered, creating a whopping prize pool of $425,000 for a heftier buy-in of $5,250!  With these numbers, the top 9 places will be paid.  Currently 62 remain in the field of 85 world-class players at Level 6, blinds 50/200/400.  Total Chips: 2,125,000.  Average Chips: 32,247.

Payout Structure:
1st: $127,490 + The world-famous Fredric Remington Trophy
2nd: $89,250
3rd: $57,380
4th: $42,500
5th: $31,880
6th: $25,500
7th: $21,250
8th: $17,000
9th: $12,750

Plenty of notable and familiar faces in the field!










































































































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Len Ashby Wins Event #51 ($40,800), Ronit Chamani finishes in 2nd Place ($28,560);

February 27, 2014, 10:57 pm
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Len Ashby (1st place Winner: $40,800)
Ronit Chamani (2nd: $28,560)
Ronit Chamani's stack had gone up and down like a yo-yo throughout the heads up play, and she wasn't able to secure a third double up, falling to the winner Len Ashby.

Action started with Ashby limping in. Chamani potted it to 60,000, and Ashby called. The flop came down [7h][9d][Js], and the two got in a raising war that saw the remainder of Chamani's stack go in.

Chamani: [Ks][Qd][9s][3d]
Ashby: [10h][9h][8s][2d]

Ashby had flopped the nut straight, and Chamani was looking for a ten or running cards to win the hand. She wasn't able to do so, as the board completed [2h] and [2s], improving Ashby to an unnecessary full house.

Chamani will have to settle for runner up, while Len Ashby takes home $40,800, and the beautiful Remington trophy!
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Event #53 $5,250 Bobby Hoff NLH Update: Big Name Big Stacks

February 27, 2014, 11:34 pm
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With the $2,100 PLO now in the books, we will shift our attention over to the $5,250 Bobby Hoff event. Of the 85 players who ponied over the hefty buy in, 54 remain. The average chip stack at the moment is a shade over 35,000, and here are a few of the big names who are currently sitting on above average chip stacks.
David Peters ~80,000
Paul Volpe ~75,000
Jacob Schindler ~75,000
Dan Heimiller ~69,000
Taylor Paur ~55,000
Jason Mann ~52,000
Dan Shak, ~43,000
Michael Frazin ~104K

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Event #52 $570 No Limit Hold'em Senior Championship Final Day Chip Counts & Results

February 28, 2014, 12:56 am
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EVENT #52 $570 SENIORS CHAMPIONSHIP
FINAL DAY CHIP COUNTS/SEATING ASSIGNMENTS & RESULTS
ENTRIES: 156 PRIZE POOL: $78,000
PLACEFIRST NAMELAST NAMECHIP COUNTTABLESEAT
1BRUCELEVITT353,000117
2SANFORDTABIN219,000113
3LUISVENTURA187,00043
4MIKECARSON158,50041
5JOSEMORALES149,00045
6RONMILLER146,000118
7SEANJAZAYERI139,500116
8RONALLEN128,00046
9HOGULLEE101,000119
10KIRKDRICKMAN91,500112
11CHUCKCANNON67,00048
12CRAIGCARRILLO63,000114
13SHAHRIARFAHIM56,50044
14RICHARDMUNRO46,50047
15CLUDOGEORGIADIS45,500115
16GUYMAGAR$1,020
17RONALDSWAIN$1,020
18BEHZADJAVADZADEH$1,020
FINAL 15 PLAYERS RETURN THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28TH AT 1:00PM ON LEVEL 18, 500 ANTE, 2,500-5,000 LIMITS WITH 40:00 REMAINING
1st PLACE$20,090
2nd PLACE$14,060
3rd PLACE$9,050
4th PLACE$6,700
5th PLACE$5,020
6th PLACE$4,020
7th PLACE$3,340
8th PLACE$2,680
9th PLACE$2,000
10th-12th PLACE$1,460
13th-15th PLACE$1,200
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Event #50 $350 No Limit Hold'em Final Results

February 28, 2014, 2:03 am
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EVENT #50 $350 NO LIMIT HOLD'EM
FINAL RESULTS
PLAYERS: 400 PRIZE POOL: $120,000
PLACEFIRST NAMELAST NAMEPRIZE
1WILLIAMLEFFINGWELL$21,420*
2MICHAELJUNG$21,420*
3CRAIGCHAIT$11,340
4JULIELE$8,400
5RILEYERIC$6,300
6JONATHANNASSAR$5,040
7DAVIDTUTHILL$4,200
8WILLIAMFAY$3,360
9MICHAELWASSERMAN$2,520
10CHERNGHUA$1,840
11CHRISTOPHERBISHOP$1,840
12RYANDEFER$1,840
13EDWARDKLEIN$1,500
14MATTHEWAFFLECK$1,500
15FRANCISLUMAYAG$1,500
16RAYMONDPHU$1,280
17GARRYHOANG$1,280
18DERRICKMOKEDI$1,280
19BLAISEHOM$1,130
20MAURICEAZOULAY$1,130
21MICHAELAPARICIO$1,130
22BONPHAN$1,010
23THAINGUYEN$1,010
24DONALDNGUYEN$1,010
25MICHAELSLYE$890
26MICHAELROE$890
27AHMADHOOSHMAND$890
28LIJIALIU$780
29WINGWONG$780
30ARTHURVEA$780
31RICHARDLEE$780
32JORGEPINEDA$780
33BYUNGLEE$780
34RAOUFMALEK$780
35WILLIAMMCCARTY$780
36CHINGUYEN$780
37MICAHMINABERRY$670
38JOSEPHMCCARTHY$670
39ERICREYES$670
40COREYLARSUEL$670
41TONYTATIKIAN$670
42KENNETHCOULSON$670
43CHAUNGO$670
44BROOKEBARNES$670
45IRMAVARGAS$670
* 2-WAY DEAL MADE. POSTED PRIZES(1ST: $25,200, 2ND: $17,640)
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