Live Tournament Updates
Day 2 Underway
Level 6: 150-300, 25 ante
After a fast and furious Day 1 of the LAPC, 406 players have returned to the felt to battle today.
11:53 AM, 02/22/09
Blue Diamond Almonds Bold Player of the Day - Daniel Negreanu
Level 6: 150-300, 25 ante
12:51 AM, 02/22/09
Play Ends for the Night
Level 6: 150-300, 25 ante
After six full 90-minute levels, Day 1 at the LAPC has come to a close.
11:25 PM, 02/21/09
Clock Calls
Level 5: 100-200, 25 ante
Action has been fast today, but at two tables it slowed considerably when the clock was called. First it was David Levi who called the clock on himself after being faced with an all in bet on a board of K
8
7
2
4
. Even with the allure of 64,000 in the pot, Levi let his hand go.
Next it was Jason Potter who would have the clock called on him. Usually these big desicions that take enough time to warrant a clock are either large river bets or all in's. However, on the turn Potter faced a single 6,000 chip raise. He tanked for several minutes before a player at the table called for the floor. Potter looked upset and mucked his hand shortly after the floorperson arrived.
10:48 PM, 02/21/09
Field Update
Level 5: 100-200, 25 ante
450 players remain in the tournament. After starting the day with 695 over 250 players have been eliminated through 5 and a half levels of play.
10:26 PM, 02/21/09
Mark Seif Doubles Through Chris McCormack
Level 5: 100-200, 25 ante
Mark Seif is all in preflop for 6,350 with J
10
against Chris McCormack's K
Q
. The board comes 4
4
2
A
10
, and Seif pairs his ten on the river to stay alive and double up to about 13,000 in chips.
10:22 PM, 02/21/09
What is Phil Hellmuth Rockin' on His iPod?
Level 5: 100-200, 25 ante
10:21 PM, 02/21/09
Schulman Puts Arieh to the Test
Level 5: 100-200, 25 ante
After a flop of Q
Q
3
action is checked to Nick Schulman who bets 2,100. Josh Arieh calls from the big blind and another player gets out of the way. The turn is the 4
and Arieh checks. Schulman places out a bet of 4,500 and Arieh calls again.
The river is the 2
and Arieh checks for a third time. Schulman puts Arieh to the test and bets enough to put him all in. Arieh tanks for several minutes before exposing the Q
and mucking his hand. He is left with 11,700.
10:11 PM, 02/21/09
JC Tran vs. Nick Schulman
Level 5: 100-200, 25 ante
Nick Shulman limps from under the gun as does another player in early position. From behind the two limpers J.C. Tran raises to 1,500. The button calls as do the two limpers.
The flop comes 6
5
5
and action is checked to J.C. who bets 3,000. Nick Schulman is the lone caller.
The turn is the 2
and both players check. The river brings the 2
and Schulman leads out for 6,000. Tran folds and "The Takeover" wins the pot.
10:09 PM, 02/21/09
Mike Matusow's in a Good Mood
Level 5: 100-200, 25 ante
Mike Matusow waves to the "Eye in the Sky" at the start of Day 1.
09:56 PM, 02/21/09


