Bolton GPT: Day 2 - Interactive

[Djinn]

Double up for Karl Mahrenholz:

I caught this hand as cutoff Oliver Boyce, having committed a good amount preflop (over 12k) (blinds now 400/800 ante 75) was thinking about calling Karl's small blind push for what sounded like around 6,000 more.  It looked pretty compulsory now...Karl, incidentally, goes, "Jen bring me some luck," which puts him on Aces or Kings, in my head.  Oliver calls with and Karl shows .
Flop:    "Keep them low," instructs Karl
Turn:    "Hold one time"
River: "Deuce..."    and he's now on 56k.  I had a modem like that once.

[RED-DOG]

Aaaah, doesn't he look lovely? Like you could hug him and squeeze him and kiss him until he literally died.
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Try it on Snoopy, let us know what happens.

[snoopy1239]

J Ghazi is OUT.

He got it all-in preflop for 11k with Kings, only to be called in the small blind by Nick Persuad (who had A-K) and Eileen Patterson, whoe held .

Eileen pushes in for around 6k on the and Nick feels obliged to call.

Turn = and it's all over for Ghazi. Patterson doubles up and leaves Nick down to just 12k.

[M3boy]

With Jen working away at ringside, I'm stationed up in the 'Training Room' in the Grosvenor Bolton offices.

Bizarre thing. I've got a key card to get through a couple of doors, but I also have to use it on the way out too. Surely if I got through in the first place, it means I possess a keycard, so why would I need to prove it on the way out?

Any possible explanations?...

 

You could be without a keycard, and sneek entrance behind someone with a keycard ?!?

[snoopy1239]

With Jen working away at ringside, I'm stationed up in the 'Training Room' in the Grosvenor Bolton offices.

Bizarre thing. I've got a key card to get through a couple of doors, but I also have to use it on the way out too. Surely if I got through in the first place, it means I possess a keycard, so why would I need to prove it on the way out?

Any possible explanations?...

 

You could be without a keycard, and sneek entrance behind someone with a keycard ?!?

So you'd be trapped inside Grosvenor.... for ever??

[snoopy1239]

Thoe Dalton -- 8,250

[M3boy]

With Jen working away at ringside, I'm stationed up in the 'Training Room' in the Grosvenor Bolton offices.

Bizarre thing. I've got a key card to get through a couple of doors, but I also have to use it on the way out too. Surely if I got through in the first place, it means I possess a keycard, so why would I need to prove it on the way out?

Any possible explanations?...

 

You could be without a keycard, and sneek entrance behind someone with a keycard ?!?

So you'd be trapped inside Grosvenor.... for ever??

Until you (again) sneaked out behind the same person with the keycard

[M3boy]

Thoe Dalton -- 8,250

What happened? He was doing well last time i looked

[Djinn]

kinghawko is OUT and in the process makes Joe Grech a monster chip leader (and Climber of the Day):

Two players call Hawkins' under the gun raise, Joe and the small blind.  Flop: 
hawko bets out 2,000, called by both players.
Turn:    Now it goes bananas - hawko checks, Joe bets 6k, call from the s.b. and hawko raises 22k all-in.  Joe moves in over the top for a stack which dwarfs the rest of the table and gets rid of the small blind...
Joe shows: 
kinghawko shows: 

The river comes a big brick and Joe Grech has over 94,000 and is "playing for first."

[vinni]

joe grech with chips this early ,every ones got problems .
what price is he now.

[vinni]

any chip counts on lawrance and john exlet plz.

[Djinn]

Elsewhere the short stacks are making stands, especially Mick Fletcher, who's stolen back a few thousand, including with the all in on the big blind move when the small blind alone limped in (don't need binoculars to see that coming), and Pete Singleton, who chopped the pot he was hoping would double him up with Mick McCloskey (they both had rag Aces).

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Nick Slade bluffed off c.15k on a dangerous looking board:  .  He bet out 9,000 into a 12k pot, and was called with , being made to show first - the ...

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Tim Flanders ekes out a bit of profit from his , checking a flop, calling 2k on the (perfect) turn, but failing to convince the which was betting there to call his 5k bet on the river.  He showed it, which is why I know what he had.

[luckyblind]

Regular updates on Ollie Boyce and Paul 'The-Rigger' Higgins please. Lots of faithful Irish fans watching for reports of these two fine players.

[snoopy1239]

Mike Ellis is hanging in there, twice making moves and forcing his opponents to fold.

The first he shoved it in from the small blind, whilst the second he moved all-in for another 9,725 after Ollie Boyce had raised it up from early position to 2,400.

"So, you don't like to play flops," commented Boyce before folding.

[Djinn]

Hi Mike...  your guys have an eye on them... possibly two if Snoopy's looking as well, but here are their stacks:

Ollie Boyce   13,525 precisely
Paul Higgins   32,250 precisely  (they both have stacked in a countable manner)

Other requests:

Lawrence Gosney  23,000 (but who knows, really, he's clearly been on the ante-gathering warpath as he has huge grey and orange stacks)
John Exley            26,000
Paul Parker              OUT