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Re: Amsterdam Master Classics: Day Three - At A Glance
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November 10, 2006, 06:14:21 PM »
Gigantic hand now!
Sigi Stockinger moves all-in with A-K, Thierry van der berg re-raises to 90k with Jacks and Jan Sjovik moves all-in with Aces.
Thierry made a good fold, but he won't have like the Flop.
x-J-Q-x-x
A straight draw opened up for Sigi, but the miracle Ten failed to arrive and he is therefore OUT.
Other news...
Surinder Sunar departed around the bubble, although after a strong start to the comp, he was shortstacked most of today.
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Re: Amsterdam Master Classics: Day Three - At A Glance
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November 10, 2006, 08:00:01 PM »
OK - Full Chip Counts:
Table Big Chip Leader
Jan Boubli 154,500
Alex Jalali Abadi 485,000
Ross Boatman 82,500
Jonathan Fhal 99,500
M. Neuteboom 30,500
S. Pevznek 99,000
T. Watson 76,000
Jos Ariaans 83,500
M. Viek 201,000
Table Three British Guys
JJ Hazan 168,500
Sverre Sundbo 314,500
D. Makowsky 70,000
Matthias Stieger 61,500
Jerome Bradpiece 200,500
Devilfish 43,000
Andreas Hagen 196,500
David Kitai 46,000
Jorrit van Hoof 161,500
Televised Table
David Finney 30,000
Michael Keiner 84,500
Jan Sjavik 383,000
Alexander Kuzmin 38,500
Manuel Kuberas 22,000
Rolf Slotboom 78,500
Thierry v.d. Berg 77,500
Keith Hawkins 171,000
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Re: Amsterdam Master Classics: Day Three - At A Glance
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November 10, 2006, 08:06:10 PM »
Sverre Sundbo has taken a huge hit and is down to 140k.
JJ Hazam and Sverre saw a flop of
, JJ bet 40k, Sverre made it 140k, JJ moved all-in and Sverre called.
Sverre =
JJ =
Turn =
River =
Hazam now has over 400k.
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November 10, 2006, 08:35:12 PM »
Andreas Hagen gets moved to Rolf's right after this tough decision:
He's up against J. van Hoof - they've gotten to the turn:
. A decent pot has evolved (at least 50k) and it looks like Mr. Hoof moved in on the second Ace turn. A very long dwell, before the contemplative Hagen passes, showing
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Still with fairly decent chips, almost as soon as he arrives at his new table, he gets a walk in the big blind. Breaking one of my calming rules, he says, "good choice" to both the small blind and preflop dweller Rolf Slotboom, showing
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November 10, 2006, 08:36:58 PM »
German player Matthias Stieger is OUT.
His raise under-the-gun found a caller in the small blind from Sverre who then check-called the 4-4-8 Flop.
Sverre had Pocket Sixes which stood up against the German's Ace King with the Turn and River bring harmless 9 and 3.
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November 10, 2006, 08:46:48 PM »
I think a good indicator of whether Sverre's tiltmeter might be on the rise is how large a percentage of the time he spends standing up near his chair, as opposed to sat on it. Just now, he was having a quick chat and the dealer mucked his under the gun hand. Not happy after his recent chip loss, there was a brief threaten of a toys-out-of-pram moment. But no, all under control.
And beneficiary of earlier outdraw, JJ, calls Devilfish's min raise on the button from the big blind. Flop comes
. He bets out 35k straight away. Fold from the Fish, and he shows the
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November 10, 2006, 09:07:50 PM »
Thierry Van Der Weld has doubled up courtesy of Rolf Slotboom.
A-K vs Q-Q
T-K-9-5-T board
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November 10, 2006, 09:16:03 PM »
Dave 'Devilfish' Ulliott is OUT.
All-in on a 9-A-x flop with A-Q versus the Pocket Nines of Jorrit van Hoof.
David Kitai is also OUT.
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November 10, 2006, 09:25:43 PM »
Juicy hand as reported by a cash-playing James Akenhead (who failed to get in as an alternate in today's tournament, even though Karl whom he put in the draw was picked first) -
Sverre raised on the cutoff with pocket Tens. Small blind re-raised and big blind re-re-raised. It turned out (after Sverre passed the Tens) that they had KK and AA respectively. One of those "wish I hadn't made the right fold" moments coming up, though, as one Ten fell on the flop, and another graced the river.
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November 10, 2006, 09:51:17 PM »
Ross Boatman finishes in 21st place
On table televised, Alex Jalali Abadi raised two consecutive hands to 20k preflop, once utg+1, and once, necessarily, under the gun. The second time, Ross came over the top, all in. Call.
Ross showed:
Alex showed:
The board flushed one of the Kings -
, but that was the icing on the cake, and a round of applause for Mr. Boatman as he leaves the feature table with six players...
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November 10, 2006, 09:53:36 PM »
They've done a strange thing. Having had no 500 denomination chips for the entirety of the tournament, thus forcing much changing of the 1000s for 100s, they've now gotten rid of all the 100 chips and brought out red 500s which are, when one grows tired, easily confused with the pink 5,000 ones. But it makes for easier anteing.
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November 10, 2006, 10:17:47 PM »
D Makowsky is OUT.
Ran T-8 into the Jacks of Jonathan Fahl.
An Eight on the River wasn't enough.
Meanwhile, M Neuteboom is also OUT.
K-Q vs Rolf Slotboom's Aces with Neuteboom calling Rolf all-in for an extra 50k on top of his initial 20k raise.
Board = T-5-4-Q-2
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November 10, 2006, 10:35:07 PM »
JJ Hazan raises from the button, Jan Sjavik re-raises from the big blind and HAzan moves all-in.
After a birefish spell in the think tank, Sjavik eventually makes a good call with Pocket Tens, a coinflip situaiton against Hazan's Ace King.
Board =
... and Hazan jumps up to a massive 450k, leaving Sjavik with 130,000.
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November 10, 2006, 10:54:56 PM »
Now three British players are sat all in a row on one of the final two tables. Jerome, Camel and Dave Finney are on the same table as fourth Brit JJ Hazan.
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November 10, 2006, 10:55:57 PM »
JJ Hazan -- 545,000
Sverre Sundbo -- 125,000
Jan Sjavik -- 110,000
Jonathan Fahl -- 280,000
Jerome Bradpiece -- 160,000
Keith Hawkins -- 95,000
Dave Finney -- 40,000
Michael Keiner -- 90,000
Jorrit van Hoof -- 380,000
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