WPT LA Poker Classic Final Table Live on PokerGO

The 25^th annual Los Angeles Poker Classic Main Event played down to a final table of six last night and that group has just resumed play live on PokerGO. British pro Toby Lewis leads the way with a massive 5.3 million chip stack and he’s not only looking for his first World Poker Tour title, but also his second seven-figure score of the year.

Earlier this year, Lewis took down the Aussie Millions Main Event for $1.1 million and there is an even $1 million awaiting the LAPC Main Event winner. Seven-figure prizes aren’t commonplace in poker, although the World Poker Tour seems to featured them regularly, meaning Lewis’ result could have some serious historical significance if he can get the job done tonight. To make history, Lewis will have to navigate another $10,000 Main Event final table.

The lineup Lewis is set to face is made up of a variety of poker professionals and players looking to make their first real mark on the poker world. Marc Macdonnell, who returns third on the leaderboard, comes in with a solid tournament resume. The Irishman final tabled this year’s WSOP Millionaire Maker event.

Sandwiched between those Europeans is Dennis Blieden. The WPT first-timer is one of the only players within touching distance of Lewis and he will look to turn his World Poker Tour debut into a massive score. Peter Hengsakul and Manuel Martinez round out the lineup and even though they are at the bottom of the leaderboard, the entire final table is comfortably stacked.

A complete list of the WPT LA Poker Classic Main Event final table is provided below:

Seat 1.  Peter Hengsakul  –  1,065,000  (36 bb)
Seat 2.  Marc Macdonnell  –  1,695,000  (57 bb)
Seat 3.  Dennis Blieden  –  4,125,000  (138 bb)
Seat 4.  Manuel Martinez  –  985,000  (33 bb)
Seat 5.  Toby Lewis  –  5,390,000  (180 bb)
Seat 6.  Derek Wolters  –  1,520,000  (51 bb)

And a complete list of the LAPC final table payouts is provided below:

1st:  $1,000,000
2nd:  $600,630
3rd:  $430,210
4th:  $319,310
5th:  $244,430
6th:  $186,235

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