2009-02-25, at 09:04 - by William Raitt

LA Poker Classic is now down to 20 players with Ferguson leading the field
Play has ended for the day with only 20 players remaining and Chris Ferguson is the chip leader.

Official Chip Counts

Here are the official chip counts for the end of the day: 

  1. Chris "Jesus" Ferguson - 1,721,000
  2. Payman Arjang - 1,488,000
  3. Chris Karagulleyan - 1,146,000
  4. Xuan Nguyen - 1,130,000
  5. Binh Nguyen - 1,040,000
  6. Nick Schulman - 850,000
  7. Matt Woodward - 771,000
  8. Patrick Walsh - 766,000
  9. Dan Lu - 662,000
  10. Mike Sowers - 626,000
  11. Jeremy Kottler - 614,000
  12. Tam Ly - 603,000
  13. Matt Bryan - 561,000
  14. Peter Feldman - 423,000
  15. Zach Hyman - 320,000
  16. Blake Cahail - 310,000
  17. Teddy "Iceman" Monroe - 264,000
  18. Donald D'Auria - 242,000
  19. Billy Pilossoph - 188,000
  20. Cornell Cimpan - 164,000
End of Day

Play has ended for the day and the remaining 20 players are now bagging and tagging their chips for tomorrow.
All players will keep their same seating assignments and redraw once the field goes to 18 players.
Stay tuned for full updated chip counts from the field, as well as a recap of the day's events. 


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