Amsterdam Master Classics: Day Two - Interactive

[snoopy1239]

103 players remaining.

According to the robotic voice on the mic, they will end the day at 54 and return tomorrow, when I assume they will play down to a final table.

[booder]

       rookie

[snoopy1239]

And now for some culture, courtesy of the brisk morning walk I experience this morning:

[snoopy1239]

Torstein Iversen is OUT after coming third in a three way pot with 6-5o against Aces and Queens.

close one

[NoflopsHomer]

Can you wish Jen and Rolf good luck from me?

[NoflopsHomer]

Torstein Iversen is OUT after coming third in a three way pot with 6-5o against Aces and Queens.

close one

Please use the french one!!!

[snoopy1239]

And here is er... a building.

Looks important though.

[ariston]

was in there in september snoops looking at some fine peices of art (apparently). There is more to amsterdam than bananas and super strong cigs you know.

[ariston]

 by apparently I mean I wasn't that impressed- yeh so it cost 60 million, I still don't like it.

[booder]

are you there snoops ?

[Colchester Kev]

He has nipped down the Banana bar for an autograph

[MadTurk]

ariston  how come u dont play those events m8?  and any 1 tell me what happened to  micky wernick?is he not playing,played?

[snoopy1239]

I waltzed back into the cardroom to be greeted by a feast of action. The first of which involved a rather welcome, but ultimately nerve wracking double up for Julian Gardner. With 15k already in the pot, Julian glanced down at the Ace-Five-Four Flop, and then at Mateyboy's 10k bet before moving in for what looked like another 10k. Mateyboy cleary knew that he was lagging behind, a pause which must have brought an inner smile to Julian, but he was virtually obliged to call due to the re-raise being so little in comparison to the pot. Also, there was a flush draw on the Flop, which must have contributed to the final call, a play which eventually led to him shoving in his 10k and revealing Kings. Of course, Julian did have his nuts in the palm of his hand and turned over a rather tasty A-T. But although it looked invincible to only a King, the Turn, as it usually tends to do, would have Julian's bowels moving in and out like the clappers as it brought a third heart, and therefore a flush draw for Mateyboy. A red Eight on the River, but not a heart, and Julian was finally allowed to breathe a big sigh of relief, scooping the 55k pot in the process. Watch out Amsterdam, you're creating a monster there.

[MadTurk]

snoops  alex martin told  me  on line that he wrote an article or something about  mathews on full tilt  on blonde forum  how do i find it?

[snoopy1239]

Jen is currently on 9k having not really played a hand for an hour. She assures me that with the blinds now at 400 and 800, she'll be shoving it in soon. Fingers crossed she survives.