| Buy-In: | $9,700 + $300 |
|---|---|
| Prize Pool: | $7,152,000 |
| Entrants: | 745 |
Raymond Dolan raised to 225,000 under the gun and Andras Koroknai reraised to 600,000. Tri Huynh reraised all in for 775,000 total and Dolan mucked. Koroknai made the call and they flipped over their cards:
Huynh: A
Q
Koroknai: A
10
Board: J 5
2 Q 2
Huynh doubled up on the hand to 1,845,000 and Koroknai fell to 5,525,000. Still four handed here at the Commerce.
Tri Huynh raised to 250,000 under the gun and Raymond Dolan made the call from the button. Andras Koroknai then mobed all in and Huynh made the call. Dolan mucked and the two live players turned over their cards:
Huynh: K K
Koroknai: A J
Board: A K 10 Q 3
Koroknai doubled up on the hand to 6.3 million with a straight and Huynh was crippled after the hand, holding just 775,000 (less than eight big blinds).
Gevork Kasabyan moved all in for 945,000 from the big blind preflop and Tri Huynh made the call under the gun. Their cards:
Kasabyan: A 10
Huynh: A 7
Board: K 6 4 3 9
Kasabyan faded the outs on Huynh’s flush draw and he doubled up to survive.
The final tablists at the L.A. Poker Classic were treated to a special event last night thanks to Commerce Casino and the World Poker Tour last night.
Michael Kamran, Gevork Kasabyan, Tri Huynh, and Andars Koroknai attended the game L.A. Clippers vs. Phoenix Suns game in Commerce’s private suite. The players were then introduced on the court at halftime.
Here are a few more photos from the night.
The L.A. Poker Classic Final Tablists are Introduced to the Crowd.
L.A. Poker Classic Final Tablists on the Court at Halftime.
Game action with Commerce Casino ad in the Background.
The players are back from break. Chip counts have been updated on the chip counts tab.
The players are now on a 15-minute break.
The final tablists at the L.A. Poker Classic were treated to a special event last night thanks to Commerce Casino and the World Poker Tour last night.
Michael Kamran, Gevork Kasabyan, Tri Huynh, and Andars Koroknai attended the game L.A. Clippers vs. Phoenix Suns game in Commerce’s private suite. The players were then introduced on the court at halftime.
Here are some photos from the memorable evening at Staples Center:
Tri Huynh, Andars Koroknai, and Gevork Kasabyan with the Clipper’s Girls
Eric Gordon Scores Two against Grant Hill
The blinds are now 40,000-80,000 with a 10,000 ante for the start of level 31.
The final four players are back in their seats. You can check out their chip counts on the updated chip count tab.
Andras Koroknai raised to 150,000 under the gun and Raymond Dolan reraised to 325,000 from the big blind. Koroknai went into the tank for a minute before making the call. The flop was dealt Q32 and Dolan bet 385,000. Koroknai made the call and the 2 fell on the turn.
Dolan bet 550,000 and Koroknai made the call again after some more deliberation. The pot was worth 2.6 million when the A was peeled off the deck on the river and Dolan bet 880,000. Koroknai went into the tank again and this time he mucked.
Dolan grew his stack to 4.7 million after the hand, stealing the chip lead from Koroknai, who was left with a little over 4 million.
| Career Winnings | Titles | Cashes | Final Tables |
| 1 |
Carlos Mortensen $6,738,670 |
|---|---|
| 2 |
Daniel Negreanu $5,973,158 |
| 3 |
Daniel Sepiol $5,465,554 |
| 4 |
Michael Mizrachi $5,135,478 |
| 5 |
Darren Elias $4,527,471 |
| 6 |
Tuan Le $4,508,943 |
| 7 |
Chris Moorman $4,367,285 |
| 8 |
Andrew Lichtenberger $4,317,725 |
| 9 |
Eliot Hudon $4,218,780 |
| 10 |
Georgios Sotiropoulos $4,167,246 |
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