The History of WPT LA Poker Classic: Old School – New School

A World Poker Tour stop since Season 1, WPT LA Poker Classic consistently brings out some of the biggest names in poker, whether they’re older more established players or hot young guns shooting for their first major title. And plenty of both have done just that, from Gus Hansen in the first year to Phil…

Matt Clark
Jun 28, 2012

A World Poker Tour stop since Season 1, WPT LA Poker Classic consistently brings out some of the biggest names in poker, whether they’re older more established players or hot young guns shooting for their first major title. And plenty of both have done just that, from Gus Hansen in the first year to Phil Ivey in Season VI and from Antonio Esfandiari in the second year to Michael Mizrachi in Season 3, the most talented poker players have always found their way to the final table of WPT LA Poker Classic.

This Sunday at 8pm/11pm on FSN, viewers will get a chance to view another super talented final table when the battle between the old school and new school continues with elder-statesman Sean Jazayeri representing for the amateur players against a group of 20-something poker pros, including WPT Season X One to Watch David “Doc” Sands and Dan “DJK123” Kelly.

For a final twist on old school vs. new school at WPT LA Poker Classic, check out WPT Anchor Marianela Pereyra’s interview with the first woman of WPT, Shana Hiatt.