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L.A. Poker Classic is Back
- 1-11-2008
The most expected poker event in L.A begins next January 24th at the Commerce Casino and it is programmed to finish with the Championship and World Poker Tour Celebrity Invitational tournament. The world famous Commerce Casino will be in the spotlight as it hosts the highly anticipated annual L.A. Poker Classic. The tournament consists in 30 different events leading up to the $10,000 Championship. Players can either buy-in directly or win their way by participating in several satellite tournaments. The tournament will feature No Limit Hold'em, Limit Hold'em, 7-Card Stud, Omaha Hi/Low Split, 7-Card Stud Hi/Low, and Turbo No Limit Hold'em 6-Handed tournaments.
The WPT event filmed for broadcast around the globe and it will count with the presence of the world's best poker players including Ted Forrest, Daniel Negreanu, Jennifer Harman, Patrick Antonius, Barry Greenstein, Doyle Brunson, Phil Hellmuth, Gus Hansen, Erick Lindgren, Phil Laak, Gavin Smith, Cyndy Violette, Vanessa Rousso, etc. The total prize pool is expected to round the $17 million, but the real goal will be to get the WPT title and a share of the $7 million prize pool in the L.A. Poker Classic main event. As in previous editions, there will be points awarded to the top 16 finishers in 22 of the 30 games being played, with the top four finishers at each event receiving 50 points. At the conclusion of the entire LAPC, the top five players will split a juicy $50,000 extra bonus.
The most anticipated event of
the tournament is the No Limit Hold'em Championship, one of the largest
competitions on the WPT.
"The L.A. Poker Classic is
easily the most anticipated yearly tournament in
