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snoopy1239
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The Devilfish is trying to sing on the final table.
"You're the Devil in disguise," was the opening line.
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Re: Amsterdam Master Classics: Day Two - Interactive
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Stuart Fox exits in dramatic circumstances.
Jerome Bradpiece raises to 3k pre-flop and receives 3 callers, one of whom is Stuart on the button.
Flop =
Jerome bets out 15k, Peter Dalhuysen (or 'silly hat' as Keith called him) smooth calls and Stu moves all-in for 75k.
Jerome calls with a set of Queens, Foxy has the flush draw with
, no improvement, Foxy is OUT and Jerome is one of the chip leaders.
"I can't believe he called," commented Keith, "I don't know how he can think he didn't have the straight."
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Matt Tyler has doubled up. Thinking the original raiser was weak, he re-raised with K-T from the big blind and pushed all-in on the Flop.
Unfortunately, his opponent has Pocket Nines and called, but Matt managed to create 10 more outs on the Turn, one of which he made when the Jack on the River gave the northerner a straight.
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Quote from: snoopy1239 on November 09, 2006, 08:58:46 PM
Stuart Fox exits in dramatic circumstances.
Jerome Bradpiece raises to 3k pre-flop and receives 3 callers, one of whom is Stuart on the button.
Flop =
Jerome bets out 15k, Peter Dalhuysen (or 'silly hat' as Keith called him) smooth calls and Stu moves all-in for 75k.
Jerome calls with a set of Queens, Foxy has the flush draw with
, no improvement, Foxy is OUT and Jerome is one of the chip leaders.
"I can't believe he called," commented Keith, "I don't know how he can think he didn't have the straight."
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO !!!!!!!!
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Re: Amsterdam Master Classics: Day Two - Interactive
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November 09, 2006, 09:09:34 PM »
I believe they're on a twenty minute break now, well, I think that's what the announcer said, it's all double dutch to me...
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Blinds are currently 500 and 1000 with a 100 running ante.
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Average is 59,400
Play is just about to recommence.
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Best wishes to all blondites left in please
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The very last hand of the night goes to Dewi James, who finds ACES and talks Raymond O’Mahoney into calling his all-in preflop bet of 15k. “If I had AQ, I’d call!” says Dewi. Raymond calls holding pocket 66’s.
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Chip counts on the way...
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November 09, 2006, 09:54:35 PM »
M Neuteboom -- 24k
T Watson -- 3k
Jalali Sousan Abadi -- 86k
M Vronsky -- 64k
Marcel Luske -- 21k
JJ Hazan -- 94k
D Kitai -- 76k
Paul Parker -- 14k
Edgar Skjervold -- 27k
S Hosen -- 23k
Paul Parker -- 14k
Simon Hennessy -- out
Matt Tyler -- 15k
Andreas Hagen -- 115k
Jan Boubli -- 48k
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W Van Leeuwen -- 36k
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Keith Hawkins -- 143k
Jerome Bradpiece -- 156k
J Meyer -- 73k
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Peter Dalhuysen -- out
Rolf Slotboom -- 72k
Sigi Stockinger -- 36k
Jan Sjavik -- 119k
Y Zhou -- 30k
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56 players left, just two more to go.
Rolf Woods told me they changed it to 32, but he was pulling my leg.
Baaaaaaaaaad joke!
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tell Matt 2 get his finger out
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The very last hand of the night goes to Dewi James, who finds ACES and talks Raymond O’Mahoney into calling his all-in preflop bet of 15k. “If I had AQ, I’d call!” says Dewi. Raymond calls holding pocket 66’s.
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What a turd call by Brad'donk to knock out the Foxmeister..!!!!
grrrrrrrrrr
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Quote from: SOXY on November 09, 2006, 09:58:43 PM
What a turd call by Brad'donk to knock out the Foxmeister..!!!!
grrrrrrrrrr
Have to say I understand the call. The guy may have correctly put foxy on a flush draw or even top 2 etc. Any of you who have sat with foxy for a long period of time would also understand the call as he can be fiercely aggresive. I probably dont make the call (hell I dont get myself into that position with QQ- where was the preflop action?) but lets not just attack a guy for calling the monster hand of 6 high with 2nd set. Good move foxy but bad timing.
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the above is not meant to be any critisism of foxy by the way, quite the opposite. These type of moves are how you get the megastacks that foxy is very good at getting. I am sure if foxy knew the guy was as strong as a set of queens he wouldn't have done it. I would imagine foxy was trying to make them go away from AK/KJ or a bigger flush draw.
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