2025 Pure Poker Tour Series #3 – Event #16: $340 Last Chance NLH

I didn’t have any time to watch this game as it finished at the same time as the Main Event. I did manage to have a quick chat with runner-up Bash Ramahi, who related the crazy hand that essentially ended it all.

It was limped preflop with Ramahi on four-deuce and Tang on four-three. Things got a bit crazy when they both turned trip fours, then rivered a four-card flush on their kicker cards. That left Tang holding the winner with a three-high flush over Ramahi’s deuce-high flush. That left Ramahi on fumes, and it was over shortly after, with Nathan Tang taking it down.

This was Tang’s 9th live win, and the score should fit nicely into his top five once it’s converted to USD.

The side game field is down to 4 players left now. Scott Munro, David Brough, Nathan Tang, and Bash Ramahi are still battling it out, but I’m still watching heads up on the Main Event.

Place	Player	Prize
5	Leo Brouwer	$3,345
6	Bernice Mclennan	$2,650
7	Brenda Robertson	$2,085
8	Joe Herlein	$1,650

They are down to 8 players in the side game, but I still don’t have eyes on it. Below are the results so far.

Place	Player	Prize
9	Daniel Martel	$1,345
10	Yaobin Wu	$1,085
11	Shawn Taghavi	$890
12	Rob Limpert	$890
13	Aman Dhaliwal	$770
14	Ali Razzaq	$770
15	Tyson Stevenson	$770
16	Elden Venning	$670
17	Tom T	$670
18	Van Le	$670

They are down to 11 remaining in the Last Chance. I’m still watching the Main Event, so I haven’t been able to watch this one, but below is a look at cashing players so far.

Place	Player	Prize
12	Rob Limpert	$890
13	Aman Dhaliwal	$770
14	Ali Razzaq	$770
15	Tyson Stevenson	$770
16	Elden Venning	$670
17	Tom T	$670
18	Van Le	$670

I’m still focused on the Main Event which is still playing 5-handed, but the side game just hit the money with 17 left. Van Le was the first player out in the money for 18th place, and remaining players are Yaobin Wu, Bernice McLennan, Elden Vennin, Brenda Roberts, Rob Limpert, Shawn Taghavi, Leo Brouwer, Ali Razzaq, Daniel Martel, Bash Ramahi, David Broughton, Scott Muro, Tom T, Tyson, Stevenson, Nathan Tang, and Joe Herlein.

The prizes are in and the field is confirmed at 174 entries for prizes of $49,590. 18 players will be sharing in those prizes later tonight with the winner looking to make $12,640.

Entries are now closed for the Last Chance, and there were quite a few players looking to get that last chance at a trophy. The final tally after reg closed was 174 entries with 80 players still alive. If that holds, it will mean 18 players sharing $49,590 in prizes later tonight.

There is more than $25k in the prize pool before the first break in the Last Chance game. There are about 20 minutes to play in Level 4 with the first break of the day set following this level, and the field is now at 90 entries with 67 players still active.

Entries are open through the start of Level 9, which should be about 3 hours away.

The final game of the series is off to a decent start with 50 entries on the board with Level 2 just underway. Entries are open for about 4 more hours, so it looks like this could be another field of 100+.

2025 Pure Poker Tour Series #3 – Event #16: $340 Last Chance NLH ($300 + $40)

The final game of the series kicks off at 2 PM Sunday afternoon as Event #16: $340 Last Chance NLH. Players sit down with 25k in chips and will play blinds that are 30 minutes long.

Entries are open for 8 levels, which should put the past chance to enter at about 6:45 PM Sunday evening. After that, it’ll be a race to the final trophy of this Pure Poker Tour.

I’ll be focused on the Main Event for most of my day, so outside of numbers and results, I don’t know how much coverage this game will get.

I didn’t have any time to watch this game as it finished at the same time as the Main Event. I did manage to have a quick chat with runner-up Bash Ramahi, who related the crazy hand that essentially ended it all.

It was limped preflop with Ramahi on four-deuce and Tang on four-three. Things got a bit crazy when they both turned trip fours, then rivered a four-card flush on their kicker cards. That left Tang holding the winner with a three-high flush over Ramahi’s deuce-high flush. That left Ramahi on fumes, and it was over shortly after, with Nathan Tang taking it down.

This was Tang’s 9th live win, and the score should fit nicely into his top five once it’s converted to USD.

The side game field is down to 4 players left now. Scott Munro, David Brough, Nathan Tang, and Bash Ramahi are still battling it out, but I’m still watching heads up on the Main Event.

Place	Player	Prize
5	Leo Brouwer	$3,345
6	Bernice Mclennan	$2,650
7	Brenda Robertson	$2,085
8	Joe Herlein	$1,650

They are down to 8 players in the side game, but I still don’t have eyes on it. Below are the results so far.

Place	Player	Prize
9	Daniel Martel	$1,345
10	Yaobin Wu	$1,085
11	Shawn Taghavi	$890
12	Rob Limpert	$890
13	Aman Dhaliwal	$770
14	Ali Razzaq	$770
15	Tyson Stevenson	$770
16	Elden Venning	$670
17	Tom T	$670
18	Van Le	$670

They are down to 11 remaining in the Last Chance. I’m still watching the Main Event, so I haven’t been able to watch this one, but below is a look at cashing players so far.

Place	Player	Prize
12	Rob Limpert	$890
13	Aman Dhaliwal	$770
14	Ali Razzaq	$770
15	Tyson Stevenson	$770
16	Elden Venning	$670
17	Tom T	$670
18	Van Le	$670

I’m still focused on the Main Event which is still playing 5-handed, but the side game just hit the money with 17 left. Van Le was the first player out in the money for 18th place, and remaining players are Yaobin Wu, Bernice McLennan, Elden Vennin, Brenda Roberts, Rob Limpert, Shawn Taghavi, Leo Brouwer, Ali Razzaq, Daniel Martel, Bash Ramahi, David Broughton, Scott Muro, Tom T, Tyson, Stevenson, Nathan Tang, and Joe Herlein.

The prizes are in and the field is confirmed at 174 entries for prizes of $49,590. 18 players will be sharing in those prizes later tonight with the winner looking to make $12,640.

Entries are now closed for the Last Chance, and there were quite a few players looking to get that last chance at a trophy. The final tally after reg closed was 174 entries with 80 players still alive. If that holds, it will mean 18 players sharing $49,590 in prizes later tonight.

There is more than $25k in the prize pool before the first break in the Last Chance game. There are about 20 minutes to play in Level 4 with the first break of the day set following this level, and the field is now at 90 entries with 67 players still active.

Entries are open through the start of Level 9, which should be about 3 hours away.

The final game of the series is off to a decent start with 50 entries on the board with Level 2 just underway. Entries are open for about 4 more hours, so it looks like this could be another field of 100+.

2025 Pure Poker Tour Series #3 – Event #16: $340 Last Chance NLH ($300 + $40)

The final game of the series kicks off at 2 PM Sunday afternoon as Event #16: $340 Last Chance NLH. Players sit down with 25k in chips and will play blinds that are 30 minutes long.

Entries are open for 8 levels, which should put the past chance to enter at about 6:45 PM Sunday evening. After that, it’ll be a race to the final trophy of this Pure Poker Tour.

I’ll be focused on the Main Event for most of my day, so outside of numbers and results, I don’t know how much coverage this game will get.