Title: Broadway Post by: RED-DOG on September 08, 2005, 02:20:37 AM First, sorry to Ironside, I had to cut him off when he rang me because I was in the middle of chasing a nut flush, a sortie that cost me my first 2000 chips ( I had pot odds) Then the deck hit me in the face and I ran my 2nd 2000 up to 10,000 in two hands
I was mobbed by adoring fans, (well...Snoopy) during the break and forgot to ring him back, but I remembered as soon as we sat down again, so I rang to say i couldn't talk right now soon after the re start, Tom 'The Fire' Burns moved all in on my bb, I looked down to find beautiful Aces, I called of course, and he flipped over 77. The first card off was an A, Tom didn't look worried, he must have known he would hit a 7 flush It was the beginning of the end for me, the deck went as cold as a lawyers heart and I was blinded away I have to say though I can thoroughly recommend the Broadway, the dealers were excellent the valets were fast and attentive, even the chairs were comfy. The comp was well run and Dik himself is very user friendly and willing to listen to the punters There is also some quite lively cash action for the poor unfortunates that make an early exit I plan to play at least one more event this week, I like the look of the £300 or, finances permitting, the £1000 freeze out And I hope I'm not on Tom 'The Fire, Lucky Boll***s Burns' Table Title: Re: Broadway Post by: BrumBilly on September 08, 2005, 02:47:01 AM Unlucky Red Dog,
Tom's just rang me to say he's gone out 22nd so he didn't manage to put ur chips in play on the final table. He hasn't mentioned playing in any other events so you'll probably dodge the lucky bugger...lol. A couple of friends played the 100k at Star City but exited in the 90's. Apparently the cash tables were going to be lively there too...Birmingham is a hot bed of action right now! Good luck in your next comp. Will. Title: Re: Broadway Post by: TightEnd on September 08, 2005, 08:30:31 AM soon after the re start, Tom 'The Fire' Burns moved all in on my bb, I looked down to find beautiful Aces, I called of course, and he flipped over 77. The first card off was an A, Tom didn't look worried, he must have known he would hit a 7 flush what a sickener. Unlucky Title: Re: Broadway Post by: Karabiner on September 08, 2005, 10:04:02 AM Does the £300 on Friday look likely to sell out ?
Title: Re: Broadway Post by: RED-DOG on September 08, 2005, 10:21:13 AM Does the £300 on Friday look likely to sell out ? I don't know Ralph, but they turned quite a few away last night Title: Re: Broadway Post by: MrMoves on September 08, 2005, 12:24:03 PM I think I spotted you Red Dog... although I expected you to be Blonde?? ;D
It's a great card room. If only when I get my money in and I'm ahead, I could stay ahead!! :'( Might be back for more pain on Friday. Title: Re: Broadway Post by: snoopy1239 on September 08, 2005, 12:34:43 PM I arrived an hour early last night and there were 17 seats left for the 100.
I reckon if you get there in plenty of time on Friday, then you should be okay. But give them a ring beforhand just incase. With regards to the comp: Everything I touched seemed to turn to poo. I managed to double up against Koresh, KK v AQ when I trapcalled utg, but, apart from that, I never really won any big pots. A real mixture of bad play and bad timing. I lost half my stack making a professional move. Unfortunately, these moves need to be against professional players. I ran into a loose passive player who'd flatcalled KQ suited on the button and checked the flush draw on the flop. I thought she was weak so I pushed in on the turn when I found an up and down straight draw. Amazingly, she didn't lay down her made flush. What a fish, eh? You pull out your best moves, and they still call with crappy hands like flushes. Bah! Same player took some more chips off me just be4 the break when she flatcalled my raise with 10s. Remembering how she played the other hand, I didn't get too excited with my 9s when a 2-2-3 flop came. She bet small. I called. It was checked down to the river. I put her on JJ, TT, 77, or 88. I sat next to Splash, who quickly introdouced himself. Nice bloke and glad I met him. Things kinda went to pot for him too. I recall one hand where he lost most his chips with a flopped set. He slowplayed and then reraised on the turn. Unfortunately, he found a chaser who called with a flush draw, which then hit. Cue milky bet on the end that was too small for Splash to ignore. My swan song came first hand after the break. Blinds were 2/4 and I had 14. I moved in from around trap 7 with Q8 suited. Always nice to see the button holding Kings. And the quads he hit really summed up my night. :( Good points: -- 'That was a gr8 sandwich' - RED-DOG -- No registration fee -- Free parking - I actually managed to get out of the car park within 30 mins this time!!! :D -- Friendly staff -- plenty of places to sit - very comfy too -- good dealing Bad points: -- I found my dealer to be a bit abrupt at times. After I moved all-in and was called by a shorter stack, who held the winning hand. I took my stack to count out the chips. The dealer said 'Can you not put your hands in the pot' in an aggressive tone of voice. Bit rude I thought. I make an asserted effort to be polite to dealers so it always pisses me off when they are not pleasant to me. -- We had to ask for top-ups. No-one told us. I believe they even passed one table by. -- You could do with a last 3 hands warning -- I think it's better to have the break after the buy-in period. -- The female staff weren't quite as good looking as someone on here said they were. I'll let that 1 slide though. ;D Overall: A pleasant experience. My failure in the comp put a dampener on the night, but I still enjoyed myself. Would definitely go back. I heard several people say that they'd be willing to play at the Broadway regulalry as opposed to Walsall. Bit worrying for Grosvenor, but great news for Broadway. Get those weekend comps going and Walsall will really have something to think about. Title: Re: Broadway Post by: snoopy1239 on September 08, 2005, 12:35:19 PM I think I spotted you Red Dog... although I expected you to be Blonde?? ;D It's a great card room. If only when I get my money in and I'm ahead, I could stay ahead!! :'( Might be back for more pain on Friday. Sry - I din't meet u Not sure what u look like. You may have been on my table! Title: Re: Broadway Post by: MrMoves on September 08, 2005, 12:42:19 PM There were three of us in London Poker caps, Snoopy.
I was the one in black taking beat after beat after beat when we'd had the add-ons. Sat next to another London Poker cap wearer. Table 5 I think. Title: Re: Broadway Post by: MrMoves on September 08, 2005, 12:43:53 PM You weren't the geezer I slow played the 8,5o full house to were you?
Sorry about that if you are! ;) Title: Re: Broadway Post by: snoopy1239 on September 08, 2005, 12:45:36 PM There were three of us in London Poker caps, Snoopy. I was the one in black taking beat after beat after beat when we'd had the add-ons. Sat next to another London Poker cap wearer. Table 5 I think. I was on table 1 next to the rail, so I wouldn't have seen u. I'll keep an eye out next time. Title: Re: Broadway Post by: RED-DOG on September 08, 2005, 01:19:16 PM "I took my stack to count out the chips. The dealer said 'Can you not put your hands in the pot' in an aggressive tone"
Don't know about the aggressive tone, but the Dealer was right I have been on tables where four or five people have their hands on the pot at the same time and I don't like it Title: Re: Broadway Post by: snoopy1239 on September 08, 2005, 01:22:24 PM "I took my stack to count out the chips. The dealer said 'Can you not put your hands in the pot' in an aggressive tone" Don't know about the aggressive tone, but the Dealer was right I have been on tables where four or five people have their hands on the pot at the same time and I don't like it I'm not opposing the dealer's decision. It was the way in which he spoke to me. 2 people in the pot. I'd pushed my stack to the line. She said call. I said, 'How much is it?' and went to count it out. Nothing malicious. Just trying to be helpful. No problem with letting him do it. Just no need to be so abrupt with me. Title: Re: Broadway Post by: RED-DOG on September 08, 2005, 01:29:00 PM Fair enough
Title: Re: Broadway Post by: snoopy1239 on September 08, 2005, 01:33:09 PM Fair enough I have to agree though. I do hate it when players dip there hands into the pot and start moving chips around. Moments later they say, 'Ah, no, I've got that wrong.' lol ;D Title: Re: Broadway Post by: snoopy1239 on September 08, 2005, 01:37:27 PM Must also add that this particular dealer didn't let Koresh give him any sh*t. Really stood up 4 himself.
Title: Re: Broadway Post by: RED-DOG on September 08, 2005, 01:43:34 PM Must also add that this particular dealer didn't let Koresh give him any sh*t. Really stood up 4 himself. Th be honest I much prefer strong competent dealer who will stamp their authority on the table to a wishy washy one that players take advantage of and anyway, Im used to being insulted Title: Re: Broadway Post by: TightEnd on September 08, 2005, 01:49:57 PM Sod off
Title: Re: Broadway Post by: snoopy1239 on September 08, 2005, 01:50:51 PM An insult from Tightend.
It doesn't get any worse than that. Title: Re: Broadway Post by: RED-DOG on September 08, 2005, 01:55:31 PM An insult from Tightend. It doesn't get any worse than that. Oh yeah, bet you haven't had a kiss from Junoir Title: Re: Broadway Post by: snoopy1239 on September 08, 2005, 01:56:29 PM No. but I've had one from that Poker Girlies lass. Kev will be so jealous. ;D
Title: Re: Broadway Post by: TightEnd on September 08, 2005, 01:57:07 PM Or a look up Colch-Jocks kilt
Title: Re: Broadway Post by: snoopy1239 on September 08, 2005, 01:57:52 PM Or a look up Colch-Jocks kilt Oi! Keep it clean. This is a family show. ;) Title: Re: Broadway Post by: TightEnd on September 08, 2005, 01:59:03 PM u bored at work too Snoopster?
Title: Re: Broadway Post by: RED-DOG on September 08, 2005, 01:59:30 PM Or a look up Colch-Jocks kilt Oi! Keep it clean. surely thats Kev's job Title: Re: Broadway Post by: TightEnd on September 08, 2005, 02:03:21 PM Or a look up Colch-Jocks kilt Oi! Keep it clean. surely thats Kev's job another one from Red Dog ;D ;D ;D Title: Re: Broadway Post by: snoopy1239 on September 08, 2005, 02:03:26 PM u bored at work too Snoopster? I'm actually at home, but yes, I'd be bored if I was at work and still talking about Kev's kilt. I took the day off so I could recover from my late night at the Broadway. Home by 10.30 in the end. Hmm. Title: Re: Broadway Post by: snoopy1239 on September 08, 2005, 02:05:39 PM Or a look up Colch-Jocks kilt Oi! Keep it clean. surely thats Kev's job Title: Re: Broadway Post by: dik9 on September 08, 2005, 03:58:14 PM -- We had to ask for top-ups. No-one told us. I believe they even passed one table by. -- You could do with a last 3 hands warning -- I think it's better to have the break after the buy-in period. -- The female staff weren't quite as good looking as someone on here said they were. I'll let that 1 slide though. ;D Hold my hands up about the last three hands that was my fault (and its been changed) Because of the confusion over point above this triggered the other problem re top ups (been changed) Break willl now be after top ups And as I am sitting in the cardroom writing this, the valets face (who was working last night) Does now look like she is chewing a wasp as she has just read this post!!! :o Do believe you may get a little surprise in your coffee next time pmsl! Started bad ended well thanx to all! Title: Re: Broadway Post by: RED-DOG on September 08, 2005, 04:04:20 PM I think all the valets are gorgeous and underpaid
Title: Re: Broadway Post by: snoopy1239 on September 08, 2005, 04:06:11 PM -- We had to ask for top-ups. No-one told us. I believe they even passed one table by. -- You could do with a last 3 hands warning -- I think it's better to have the break after the buy-in period. -- The female staff weren't quite as good looking as someone on here said they were. I'll let that 1 slide though. ;D Hold my hands up about the last three hands that was my fault (and its been changed) Because of the confusion over point above this triggered the other problem re top ups (been changed) Break willl now be after top ups And as I am sitting in the cardroom writing this, the valets face (who was working last night) Does now look like she is chewing a wasp as she has just read this post!!! :o Do believe you may get a little surprise in your coffee next time pmsl! Started bad ended well thanx to all! Guess I won't be ordering any apple juice then. ;D The positives outweigh the negatives, but I thought it would be constructive for you if I mentioned my observations. As I said, Broadway has a bright future. Title: Re: Broadway Post by: snoopy1239 on September 08, 2005, 04:07:20 PM -- We had to ask for top-ups. No-one told us. I believe they even passed one table by. -- You could do with a last 3 hands warning -- I think it's better to have the break after the buy-in period. -- The female staff weren't quite as good looking as someone on here said they were. I'll let that 1 slide though. ;D And as I am sitting in the cardroom writing this, the valets face (who was working last night) Does now look like she is chewing a wasp as she has just read this post!!! :o Do believe you may get a little surprise in your coffee next time pmsl! She was the exception. A nice looking valet did bring my water to table 1. She was lovely jubberly. Put in a good word for me pls. :D Title: Re: Broadway Post by: RED-DOG on September 08, 2005, 04:08:42 PM Results Dik?
Title: Re: Broadway Post by: dik9 on September 08, 2005, 04:09:58 PM critisism can only be good otherwise it wont change! Hence been changed.
Nice Cappacinno for RED DOG! ROFL Title: Re: Broadway Post by: snoopy1239 on September 08, 2005, 04:17:46 PM critisism can only be good otherwise it wont change! Hence been changed. Nice Cappacinno for RED DOG! ROFL You'd make a good poker player then. ;) Title: Re: Broadway Post by: dik9 on September 08, 2005, 04:35:47 PM £17000
1st £6000 P.Djallis 2nd £3400 I Scott 3rd £1700 C. Smith 4th £1360 A. Licorish 5th £1020 F Badiemansour 6th £850 R Simmonds 7th £595 A Lytras 8th Chris Smith £510 9th S Frew £425 10th S Dumbleton £340 11-14th deal done off top £200 each bringing top prize from£6800 down to £6k Title: Re: Broadway Post by: snoopy1239 on September 08, 2005, 04:37:22 PM £17000 1st £6000 P.Djallis 2nd £3400 I Scott 3rd £1700 C. Smith 4th £1360 A. Licorish 5th £1020 F Badiemansour 6th £850 R Simmonds 7th £595 A Lytras 8th Chris Smith £510 9th S Frew £425 10th S Dumbleton £340 11-14th deal done off top £200 each bringing top prize from£6800 down to £6k A. Licorish was on my table. He's a lucky sod. Caught allsorts. ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ::) Title: Re: Broadway Post by: RED-DOG on September 08, 2005, 04:44:57 PM Badiemansour was on mine
Miserable sod! :D Title: Re: Broadway Post by: ifm on September 08, 2005, 04:58:36 PM That Farie get some results dun he?
A very good player with a rich pedigree. Congrats to Steven Frew, a thoroughly nice chap (can't play though) |