Updated on 22 Feb 26 by
Valentin Scorus
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L.A.Poker Classic Championship: Ferguson Heading To Final Table

The fifth day of the WPT L.A. Poker Classic Championship saw 20 players joining the action, but only 6 of them were left standing at the end. Multiple WSOP champion Chris "Jesus" Ferguson has managed to finish the day in 6th place, meaning that we will get to see him at the final table.

WPTThe WPT L.A. Poker Classic Championship reached its fifth day, with 20 players sitting down at the tables. Multiple WSOP bracelet and ring holder Chris "Jesus" Ferguson lead the pack with his 1.7 million chips, but he lost approximately half a million of them early on due to a bad beat.
ferguson at the final table
Chris FergusonDay 5 saw 14 players being sent to the rail, including the Foxwoods WPT champion Nick Schulman in 17th place ($51,114), and double WSOPC winner Peter Feldman. The bubble burst when Blake Cahail went all in with A-K against Chris Karagulleyan and his pocket kings: the board did not bring anything of use and Karagulleyan's kings held up, so Cahail finished in 7th place for $180,403.

Ferguson enters the final table as short stack with 1,565,000 chips, while Chris Karagulleyan is the chip leader with an impressive stack of 4,080,000. The runner-up, Mike Sowers, has almost 2,5 million chips, while Pat Walsh has the third largest stack - 2,2 million chips.

Here are the final table chip stacks:

LAPC Championship
Final Table Chip Stacks

Rank Name Chips
1st Chris Karagulleyan 4,080,000
2nd Mike Sowers 2,405,000
3rd Pat Walsh 2,200,000
4th Binh Nguyen 1,895,000
5th Cornel Andrew Cimpan 1,740,000
6th Chris Ferguson 1,565,000
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