San Diego Poker Classic Results
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*San Diego Poker Classic Results Payouts
*San Diego Poker Classic Results 2019
*San Diego Poker Classic Results For Today
*San Diego Poker Classic Results 2020
Adam Richardson’s Results, Stats, Gallery & Pictures. Date Country Watch Place Prize GPI Points; 13-Jun-2019: United States $ 1,000 No Limit Hold’em - Seniors Championship (Event #32) 50th World Series of Poker - WSOP 2019, Las Vegas. Lamkin San Diego Classic Complete Results (PDF).
The January running of the 2020 Card Player Poker Tour Ocean’s 11 San Diego Classic kicked off on Thursday, January 23. This marks the eleventh time that the CPPT has made it’s way to beautiful Oceanside, California to for this $250 buy-in main event, with more than 8,200 entries made and more than $2.1 million in prize money awarded in the prior ten events.
The tournament features a $150,000 estimated prize pool this year but has previously drawn as many as 949 entries to create a prize pool worth nearly a quarter of a million dollars. The most recent running of this tournament drew 926 entries back in July of 2019. Brazilian poker pro Mateus Lessa emerged victorious in the end, earning $43,120 as the champion.
Thursday saw the first two starting flights of the six on offer for this event held, beginning at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. local time. Flight 1A attracted a total of 114 entries, while flight 1B added another 115. With 229 total entries so far the prize pool has already grown to $45,800 with four starting flights still available to play.
Players will also be able to take advantage of the popular Quantum Tournament structure of this event and buy-in on Day 2 for $1,500. Those who exercise this option will receive 210,000 in tournament chips, with the blinds starting at 2,000-3,000 with a 3,000 big blind ante for the beginning of day 2 at 12:00 p.m. local time on Sunday, Jan. 26.
From the 229 entries in flights 1A and 1B, only 28 players made it through to day 2, with Tai Reyes-Purpero bagging up the largest stack of 526,000. Other top stacks include Frank Benchanan (398,000), Tim Steeves (373,000) and Brandon Strickland (342,000). The top 12 percent of players from each starting flight qualified, locking up at least a $400 payday in this event in the process.San Diego Poker Classic Results Payouts
Here is a look at the complete chip counts of those who survived flights 1A and 1B:RankPlayerChip Count 1 Tai Reyes-Purpero 526,000 2 Frank Benchanan 398,000 3 Tim Steeves 373,000 4 Brandon Strickland 342,000 5 David Lesse 333,000 6 David Icke 319,000 7 Britton Scheibe 315,000 8 Roberto Sanchez 303,000 9 Steve Potashnick 253,000 10 Timothy Mahoney 253,000 11 Lauren Coker 246,000 12 Roberto Sanchez 240,000 13 Rich Spirra 238,000 14 Jim Dages 200,000 15 Alan Ho 177,000 16 Reza Yazdanshenas 172,000 17 John Pedicini 137,000 18 Jeff Chapman 124,000 19 Terry Favish 120,000 20 Chase Besuden 118,000 21 M’lis Edwards 83,000 22 Jonathan Magal 82,000 23 Anthony Bland 82,000 24 William Glasser 81,000 25 Adrianne Hall 78,000 26 Mikella Pedretti 72,000 27 Patrick Mitchell 68,000 28 Bush Allison 10,000
Ocean’s Eleven is Southern California’s only casino located along the Pacific Ocean on the Interstate 5 freeway. It sits less than a mile from some of the area’s most picturesque beaches. The casino first opened in 1997, and in the two decades that followed it has become the place to play in the San Diego area.
The property boasts 50 tables of the best poker and table games found anywhere in California with all the favorite poker games, including no-limit and limit hold’em, Omaha, Omaha eight-or-better and pot-limit Omaha. Popular table games available include Blackjack, Baccarat & Pai Gow Poker.
Haig Kelegian, the Ocean’s Eleven owner known as “The King of Clubs,” notes that, “It is not enough to be the largest poker room in the region. We have to offer the best action and the best service day in and day out.”
With its exciting array of games, amenities and promotions, Ocean’s Eleven Casino is the place to go for poker in the San Diego area. Check out the casino’s homepage to learn more. For additional information about the Card Player Poker Tour, visit the tour’s homepage.Related Articles
Flights 1C and 1D of the 2020 Card Player Poker Tour Ocean’s 11 San Diego Classic are now in the books. A total of 491 entries have now been made through the first four starting flights of this tournament, which means the prize pool has grown to $98,200. There are now just two $250 buy-in starting flights remaining, with day 2 direct buy-in also available.
This event once again features a $150,000 estimated prize pool but has previously drawn as many as 949 entries to create a prize pool worth nearly a quarter of a million dollars.
The most recent running of this tournament drew 926 entries back in July of 2019. Brazilian poker pro Mateus Lessa emerged victorious in the end, earning $43,120 as the champion.San Diego Poker Classic Results 2019
Friday’s flight 1C saw a total of 134 entries made, while flight 1D added another 128. With 229 entries from the first two starting flights, the total number has now grown to 491. A total of 31 players moved on from flights 1C and 1D, with the largest stack belonging to Adam Demerssmen (747,000). The top 12 percent of players from each starting flight have qualified for day 2, locking up at least a $400 payday in this event in the process.
There are still two starting flights remaining in this tournament. Players will also be able to take advantage of the popular Quantum Tournament structure of this event and buy-in on Day 2 for $1,500. Those who exercise this option will receive 210,000 in tournament chips, with the blinds starting at 2,000-3,000 with a 3,000 big blind ante for the beginning of day 2 at 12:00 p.m. local time on Sunday, Jan. 26.
Here is a look at the complete chip counts of all the players to have moved onto day 2 from the first four flights:RankPlayerChip Count 1 Adam Demerssmen 747,000 2 Chris Thomas 711,000 3 Tai Reyes-Purpero 526,000 4 John Taylor 408,000 5 Robert Mierzejewski 400,000 6 Frank Benchanan 398,000 7 Tim Steeves 373,000 8 Shawn Daniels 360,000 9 Ashley Johnathan 355,000 10 Brandon Strickland 342,000 11 David Lesse 333,000 12 David lcke 319,000 13 Britton Scheibe 315,000 14 Roberto Sanchez 303,000 15 Bryan Harris 294,000 16 Shooter Stracuzzi 289,000 17 Steve Potashnick 253,000 18 Timothy Mahoney 253,000 19 Lauren Coker 246,000 20 Roberto Sanchez 240,000 21 Rich Spirra 238,000 22 Henry Strandberg 220,000 23 Jim Dages 200,000 24 Robert Heims 195,000 25 Alan Ho 177,000 26 Nick Kosakosk 177,000 27 Yary Hing 175,000 28 Reza Yazdanshenas 172,000 29 John Taussig 160,000 30 Allison Bush 155,000 31 Afzal Atta 153,000 32 Richaed Segovia 150,000 33 Jonathan Magal 149,000 34 Eduardo Costa 147,000 35 Steve Sharp 146,000 36 Daniel Diez 144,000 37 Ernesto Mayoral 143,000 38 John Pedicini 137,000 39 Jason Ferguson 132,000 40 Jeff Chapman 124,000 41 Terry Favish 120,000 42 David Lebhar 119,000 43 Chase Besuden 118,000 44 Joy Jennings 108,000 45 Josh Virnick 103,000 46 Jerry Hamilton 95,000 47 Corey Zorb 88,000 48 M’lis Edwards 83,000 49 Jonathan Magal 82,000 50 Anthony Bland 82,000 51 William Glasser 81,000 52 Erhart Edquist 81,000 53 Adrianne Hall 78,000 54 Mikella Pedretti 72,000 55 David Lesse 72,000 56 Patrick Mitchell 68,000 57 Rich Spirra 45,000 58 Eric Brannon 41,000 59 Bush Allison 10,000
Ocean’s Eleven is Southern California’s only casino located along the Pacific Ocean on the Interstate 5 freeway. It sits less than a mile from some of the area’s most picturesque beaches. The casino first opened in 1997, and in the two decades that followed it has become the place to play in the San Diego area.
The property boasts 50 tables of the best poker and table games found anywhere in California with all the favorite poker games, including no-limit and limit hold’em, Omaha, Omaha eight-or-better and pot-limit Omaha. Popular table games available include Blackjack, Baccarat & Pai Gow Poker.San Diego Poker Classic Results For Today
Haig Kelegian, the Ocean’s Eleven owner known as “The King of Clubs,” notes that, “It is not enough to be the largest poker room in the region. We have to offer the best action and the best service day in and day out.”San Diego Poker Classic Results 2020
With its exciting array of games, amenities and promotions, Ocean’s Eleven Casino is the place to go for poker in the San Diego area. Check out the casino’s homepage to learn more. For additional information about the Card Player Poker Tour, visit the tour’s homepage.Related Articles
Register here: http://gg.gg/owtcd
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*San Diego Poker Classic Results Payouts
*San Diego Poker Classic Results 2019
*San Diego Poker Classic Results For Today
*San Diego Poker Classic Results 2020
Adam Richardson’s Results, Stats, Gallery & Pictures. Date Country Watch Place Prize GPI Points; 13-Jun-2019: United States $ 1,000 No Limit Hold’em - Seniors Championship (Event #32) 50th World Series of Poker - WSOP 2019, Las Vegas. Lamkin San Diego Classic Complete Results (PDF).
The January running of the 2020 Card Player Poker Tour Ocean’s 11 San Diego Classic kicked off on Thursday, January 23. This marks the eleventh time that the CPPT has made it’s way to beautiful Oceanside, California to for this $250 buy-in main event, with more than 8,200 entries made and more than $2.1 million in prize money awarded in the prior ten events.
The tournament features a $150,000 estimated prize pool this year but has previously drawn as many as 949 entries to create a prize pool worth nearly a quarter of a million dollars. The most recent running of this tournament drew 926 entries back in July of 2019. Brazilian poker pro Mateus Lessa emerged victorious in the end, earning $43,120 as the champion.
Thursday saw the first two starting flights of the six on offer for this event held, beginning at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. local time. Flight 1A attracted a total of 114 entries, while flight 1B added another 115. With 229 total entries so far the prize pool has already grown to $45,800 with four starting flights still available to play.
Players will also be able to take advantage of the popular Quantum Tournament structure of this event and buy-in on Day 2 for $1,500. Those who exercise this option will receive 210,000 in tournament chips, with the blinds starting at 2,000-3,000 with a 3,000 big blind ante for the beginning of day 2 at 12:00 p.m. local time on Sunday, Jan. 26.
From the 229 entries in flights 1A and 1B, only 28 players made it through to day 2, with Tai Reyes-Purpero bagging up the largest stack of 526,000. Other top stacks include Frank Benchanan (398,000), Tim Steeves (373,000) and Brandon Strickland (342,000). The top 12 percent of players from each starting flight qualified, locking up at least a $400 payday in this event in the process.San Diego Poker Classic Results Payouts
Here is a look at the complete chip counts of those who survived flights 1A and 1B:RankPlayerChip Count 1 Tai Reyes-Purpero 526,000 2 Frank Benchanan 398,000 3 Tim Steeves 373,000 4 Brandon Strickland 342,000 5 David Lesse 333,000 6 David Icke 319,000 7 Britton Scheibe 315,000 8 Roberto Sanchez 303,000 9 Steve Potashnick 253,000 10 Timothy Mahoney 253,000 11 Lauren Coker 246,000 12 Roberto Sanchez 240,000 13 Rich Spirra 238,000 14 Jim Dages 200,000 15 Alan Ho 177,000 16 Reza Yazdanshenas 172,000 17 John Pedicini 137,000 18 Jeff Chapman 124,000 19 Terry Favish 120,000 20 Chase Besuden 118,000 21 M’lis Edwards 83,000 22 Jonathan Magal 82,000 23 Anthony Bland 82,000 24 William Glasser 81,000 25 Adrianne Hall 78,000 26 Mikella Pedretti 72,000 27 Patrick Mitchell 68,000 28 Bush Allison 10,000
Ocean’s Eleven is Southern California’s only casino located along the Pacific Ocean on the Interstate 5 freeway. It sits less than a mile from some of the area’s most picturesque beaches. The casino first opened in 1997, and in the two decades that followed it has become the place to play in the San Diego area.
The property boasts 50 tables of the best poker and table games found anywhere in California with all the favorite poker games, including no-limit and limit hold’em, Omaha, Omaha eight-or-better and pot-limit Omaha. Popular table games available include Blackjack, Baccarat & Pai Gow Poker.
Haig Kelegian, the Ocean’s Eleven owner known as “The King of Clubs,” notes that, “It is not enough to be the largest poker room in the region. We have to offer the best action and the best service day in and day out.”
With its exciting array of games, amenities and promotions, Ocean’s Eleven Casino is the place to go for poker in the San Diego area. Check out the casino’s homepage to learn more. For additional information about the Card Player Poker Tour, visit the tour’s homepage.Related Articles
Flights 1C and 1D of the 2020 Card Player Poker Tour Ocean’s 11 San Diego Classic are now in the books. A total of 491 entries have now been made through the first four starting flights of this tournament, which means the prize pool has grown to $98,200. There are now just two $250 buy-in starting flights remaining, with day 2 direct buy-in also available.
This event once again features a $150,000 estimated prize pool but has previously drawn as many as 949 entries to create a prize pool worth nearly a quarter of a million dollars.
The most recent running of this tournament drew 926 entries back in July of 2019. Brazilian poker pro Mateus Lessa emerged victorious in the end, earning $43,120 as the champion.San Diego Poker Classic Results 2019
Friday’s flight 1C saw a total of 134 entries made, while flight 1D added another 128. With 229 entries from the first two starting flights, the total number has now grown to 491. A total of 31 players moved on from flights 1C and 1D, with the largest stack belonging to Adam Demerssmen (747,000). The top 12 percent of players from each starting flight have qualified for day 2, locking up at least a $400 payday in this event in the process.
There are still two starting flights remaining in this tournament. Players will also be able to take advantage of the popular Quantum Tournament structure of this event and buy-in on Day 2 for $1,500. Those who exercise this option will receive 210,000 in tournament chips, with the blinds starting at 2,000-3,000 with a 3,000 big blind ante for the beginning of day 2 at 12:00 p.m. local time on Sunday, Jan. 26.
Here is a look at the complete chip counts of all the players to have moved onto day 2 from the first four flights:RankPlayerChip Count 1 Adam Demerssmen 747,000 2 Chris Thomas 711,000 3 Tai Reyes-Purpero 526,000 4 John Taylor 408,000 5 Robert Mierzejewski 400,000 6 Frank Benchanan 398,000 7 Tim Steeves 373,000 8 Shawn Daniels 360,000 9 Ashley Johnathan 355,000 10 Brandon Strickland 342,000 11 David Lesse 333,000 12 David lcke 319,000 13 Britton Scheibe 315,000 14 Roberto Sanchez 303,000 15 Bryan Harris 294,000 16 Shooter Stracuzzi 289,000 17 Steve Potashnick 253,000 18 Timothy Mahoney 253,000 19 Lauren Coker 246,000 20 Roberto Sanchez 240,000 21 Rich Spirra 238,000 22 Henry Strandberg 220,000 23 Jim Dages 200,000 24 Robert Heims 195,000 25 Alan Ho 177,000 26 Nick Kosakosk 177,000 27 Yary Hing 175,000 28 Reza Yazdanshenas 172,000 29 John Taussig 160,000 30 Allison Bush 155,000 31 Afzal Atta 153,000 32 Richaed Segovia 150,000 33 Jonathan Magal 149,000 34 Eduardo Costa 147,000 35 Steve Sharp 146,000 36 Daniel Diez 144,000 37 Ernesto Mayoral 143,000 38 John Pedicini 137,000 39 Jason Ferguson 132,000 40 Jeff Chapman 124,000 41 Terry Favish 120,000 42 David Lebhar 119,000 43 Chase Besuden 118,000 44 Joy Jennings 108,000 45 Josh Virnick 103,000 46 Jerry Hamilton 95,000 47 Corey Zorb 88,000 48 M’lis Edwards 83,000 49 Jonathan Magal 82,000 50 Anthony Bland 82,000 51 William Glasser 81,000 52 Erhart Edquist 81,000 53 Adrianne Hall 78,000 54 Mikella Pedretti 72,000 55 David Lesse 72,000 56 Patrick Mitchell 68,000 57 Rich Spirra 45,000 58 Eric Brannon 41,000 59 Bush Allison 10,000
Ocean’s Eleven is Southern California’s only casino located along the Pacific Ocean on the Interstate 5 freeway. It sits less than a mile from some of the area’s most picturesque beaches. The casino first opened in 1997, and in the two decades that followed it has become the place to play in the San Diego area.
The property boasts 50 tables of the best poker and table games found anywhere in California with all the favorite poker games, including no-limit and limit hold’em, Omaha, Omaha eight-or-better and pot-limit Omaha. Popular table games available include Blackjack, Baccarat & Pai Gow Poker.San Diego Poker Classic Results For Today
Haig Kelegian, the Ocean’s Eleven owner known as “The King of Clubs,” notes that, “It is not enough to be the largest poker room in the region. We have to offer the best action and the best service day in and day out.”San Diego Poker Classic Results 2020
With its exciting array of games, amenities and promotions, Ocean’s Eleven Casino is the place to go for poker in the San Diego area. Check out the casino’s homepage to learn more. For additional information about the Card Player Poker Tour, visit the tour’s homepage.Related Articles
Register here: http://gg.gg/owtcd
https://diarynote.indered.space
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