The final tables have been moved from 7:30pm to 4pm so the all night sessions are a thing of the past. That suits me fine as sleeping in my new home is a fantasy for two reasons. One : a house is being built next door to where I am living . Two: the lady across the street is a probable candidate for a Jennifer Harman charity event. The last time I saw so many dogs in one place I was sabotaging the Crawley + Horsham hunt.
We should all buy shares in Matt Savage LLC . In addition to landing this lucrative Commerce gig he is actually in Asia . He was also TD for the Vince Neil tournament at the Hard Rock last weekend. Fortunately, the security man in the canary yellow shirt, Brandon, remembered me from last time so I was given the green light.
At a red light as I walked into the Commerce was stunning Canadian pro Diane Nguyen. She told me she will only be playing the cash games this year. She was later seated at a table with Eric Mizrachi and Steve Simmons.
Not too many names in todays stud tournament just Hollywood Dave and Paul Darden. The Chinese poker game downstairs had more with Barry Greenstein, Robert Mizrachi, Mark Gregorich and Lance Allred.
Chris Bjorin was browsing the board in the High Stakes area. This is the place to order the best food in theCommerce. Today no sooner had my Orange Roughy with steamed vegetables arrived than I was summoned upstairs to take a winners photo. They really do play fast here.
The winner said he usually played at the Hustler casino as it was closer to home. At least that is what he wants his wife to believe.
I just noticed a sign saying that non California residents must pay 7% tax on all winnings over $1500.
The most popular game seems to be Super 9 a version of baccarat. I saw one Asian gentleman betting $6k per hand. I hope he was a California resident.
Event #4 $350 NLHE
- Alan Sugano
- Yu Seo
- Bhagwan Tejwain
- Oganes Terminasyan
- Steven Chalfin
- Kurt Loase
- Guadalupe Diaz
- John Hovnanian
- Shan Jing
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