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L.A. Poker Classic Final Results December 1, 2008

PlaceTop Money FinishersPrize Money
1.Phil Ivey $1,596,100
2.Quinn Do $909,400
3.Charles Moore $625,630
4.Nam Le $411,770
5.Scott Montgomery $296,860
6.Phil Hellmuth $229,820
7.Weikai Chang $172,410
8.Theo Tran $127,680
9.Jeff Schwimmer $92,570
10.Michael Watson $61,610
11.Blair Hinkle $61,610
12.Jennifer Tilly $61,610
13.Mike Carson $55,220
14.Matt Brady $55,220
15.Pete de Best $55,220
16.Yury Parad $48,760
17.Brian Taylor $48,760
18.David Singer $48,760
19.Paul Smith $42,450
20.Colin Wickersheim $42,450
21.Lance Allred $42,450
22.Mike Hampersonian $42,450
23.Avdo Djokivic $42,450
24.George Panagakis $42,450
25.Brian McCann $42,450
26.Eric Hershler $42,450
27.Richard Barstow $42,450
28.Wayne Chang $36,390
29.Daniel Fuhs $36,390
30.Andrew Robl $36,390
31.Neil Ho $36,390
32.Hassan Kamoei $36,390
33.Mickey Mills $36,390
34.Alfredo "Toto" Leonidas $36,390
35.Keith Tilston $36,390
36.Noah Schwartz $33,835
37.Alan Goehring $33,835
38.Agop Boghossian $31,280
39.Shawn Buchanan $31,280
40.Hoan Ly $31,280
41.Kyle Burnside $31,280
42.Kevin Thong $31,280
43.Tom West $31,280
44.David Stroj $31,280
45.Aaron Been $31,280
46.Scott Wilson $26,170
47.Thomas Berg $26,170
48.Michael Hudson $26,170
49.Mike Wattel $26,170
50.Svetlana Gromenkova $26,170
51.Benjamin Zamani $26,170
52.Tim Sweeton $26,170
53.Mike Kamran $26,170
54.James Lee $26,170
55.Thu Nguyen $22,020
56.Bob Stupak $22,020
57.Michael Katz $22,020
58.Jeff Chotikul $22,020
59.Ray Henson $22,020
60.Marcel Sabaag $22,020
61.Humberto Brenes $22,020
62.Joe Schulman $22,020
63.Stephen Ladowsky $20,200

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L.A. Poker Classic

  • Buy-In: $9,600
  • Entrants: 665
  • Total Prize Money: $6,384,000
  • Date: Feb 23, 2008
  • Final Day Feb 28, 2008

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