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PokerGO has been your live stream home for the last two seasons of World Poker Tour action and more final table coverage is coming next month. Starting March 11, the L.A. Poker Classic, Gardens Poker Championship, and Borgata Winter Poker Open will crown champions live from Luxor’s Hyper X Esports Arena.
In anticipation of all three final tables, which will stream live on PokerGO from March 11-13, Poker Central gets you caught up with the narratives of these events all week in the leadup to the big action in Las Vegas!
The L.A. Poker Classic World Poker Tour Main Event got underway on Saturday and a total of 546 players created a first prize of $1,015,000. A total of 69 players got paid and here’s what the current Top 10 looks like with just 35 players remaining.
| Name | Chips |
| David ODB Baker | 2,086,000 |
| Andrey Zaichenko | 1,715,000 |
| Tony Tran | 1,561,000 |
| John Smith | 1,194,000 |
| Oscar Carrasco | 1,180,000 |
| James Carroll | 1,031,000 |
| Ryan Hughes | 965,000 |
| Darren Elias | 910,000 |
| Jeffrey Colpitts | 862,000 |
| Matas Cimbolas | 855,000 |
The third day of play of the L.A. Poker Classic Main Event brought the field from 108 down to a select group of just 35 players with David ‘ODB’ Baker leading the way. Baker was the only player to bag up more than 2 million chips and he’s on track for his largest career WPT score as his best to date is a fifth place at the Festa A Lago for $125,240.
As of right now, eight WPT Champions Club Members remain including Tony Tran, Mohsin Charania (846,000), James Carroll (1.031 million), JC Tran (197,000), Matas Cimbolas (855,000), Taylor Paur (637,000), Andy Frankenberger (205,000), and the all-time leader in WPT titles, Darren Elias (910,000).
Start of day chip leader Andrey Zaichenko remains in contention, sitting fourth in chips, while WSOP Heads Up legend, 72-year old John Smith is still in contention as well. All remaining players are guaranteed $26,830 with a cool million awaiting the winner next week on PokerGO as well as the $15,000 seat into the Baccarat Crystal WPT Tournament of Championship and the Hublot Big Bang Steel Watch.
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