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Title: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: NoflopsHomer on March 27, 2007, 03:52:56 PM :hello: from the kingdom of Monaco. With over 600 runners and a tournament structure to die for, all three of us will be updating this event which starts at Wednesday 2pm (1pm GMT) and ends on Monday the 2nd of April. Yes, we are all in for the long slog here. So come join us!
This is the 'no-frills' zone. If you want pictures and interactivity, go to the interactive thread. http://blondepoker.com/forum/index.php?topic=21926.0 (http://blondepoker.com/forum/index.php?topic=21926.0) Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: NoflopsHomer on March 28, 2007, 12:59:34 PM At least 30 or 40 people still trying to register right now, including Steve Vladar and Jani Sointula, I'm thinking we could be delayed at least another half hour...
Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: NoflopsHomer on March 28, 2007, 01:27:15 PM Ok, Big TK just announced that everyone is starting with 15k chips instead of 10k, and we are playing 7 levels each day.
Shuffle up and deal... Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: snoopy1239 on March 28, 2007, 01:54:00 PM Spotted so far...
Uh-oh, this is going to be a tough update. To give you an idea of what lies before us, here are just a selection of the recognisable faces present today... Magnus Petersson Katja Thater Kristian Ulriksen George McKeever Paul Gourlay Jimmy Fricke Rob Hollink Greg Raymer Terry Cook Thomas Walhroos Christoffer Stahle Paul Linton Ashely Alterman Chris Moneymaker George Panzer Ben Roberts Dean Sanders Humberto Brenes Barry Greenstein Peter Willers Jepsen Julian Thew Ben Callinan Marc Naalden Noah Boaken Carlo Citrone Martin Wendt Johan Storakers Patric Bueno Joe Raferty Peter Eicchart Tony Cascarino Andreas Hoivold Dave Gregory John Conroy Jules Kuusik JP Kelly Mark Teltscher Victor Ramdin Bernard Litman Chris Smith Dave Clayton Nik Persaud John Shipley Jani Sointula Stuart Fox Kevin O'Donnell Ramzi Jelassi Steve Vladar Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: snoopy1239 on March 28, 2007, 02:19:44 PM Andor Darocai -- 13,000
Dave Colclough -- 13,500 Julian Thew -- 14,700 Peter Linton -- 15,300 Chris Smith -- 18,950 Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: Djinn on March 28, 2007, 02:43:22 PM Big hand reported to me now - resulting in an early elimination - It was watched by this perma-ring of spectators round Greg Raymer's table, and since he's the victor in the hand that crowd will only grow during the day, making it increasingly hard to get next to the WSOP Champ. Never mind, if I'd wanted to shake his hand I could have done so in the lift which Floppy and I shared with him this morning...
OK the hand - all the action preflop. OutMatey raised it to 150 preflop. Hard to realise at this point how 100x this amount is about to get into the middle, isn't it... Greg Raymer made it 450. OutMatey re-re-raised to 1,500. Raymer moved in. Call. Raymer showed: Jc Js OutMatey showed: Ad Kc No spiked higher pair and I find this all so improbable I am going to have to go and count his stack. I trust my source though, so up the story goes. Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: NoflopsHomer on March 28, 2007, 02:51:22 PM 4-way raised pot to 150 on Julian Thew's table.
Aspades 9d Kc All four check. Turn: 7c Checked to Julian who bets 450, the player behind him and the big blind fold, the early position raiser calls. River: Ks Check to Julian, who bets 1k, he gets a quick call and Thewy mucks just as fast. The other player didn't show his hand though, which surely he must do to take the pot? No-one on the table objected either, and the other player didn't even ask to see Julian's card. (Surely if you've called, you want to see someone's hand to see what they're bluffing with?) El Blondie just pulled me up to tell me he just won a 5.5k pot with 74 suited, "It was only the Half-Wilson though." He flopped a Seven and turned the Four. Hope you're reading this Brian... ;) Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: NoflopsHomer on March 28, 2007, 02:58:22 PM There's a 15 minute break now, (and at the end of each level). We've been told that play will be 9-handed until the third day, which is when the feature table will be brought in, and at which point all tables will be 8-handed from then on.
Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: Djinn on March 28, 2007, 03:01:14 PM Ben Grundy News Now:
He tells me "I was nearly back in my room after 40 minutes. I folded Kings preflop. I can't believe I did that." Well, the betting did go: 250 to his right, Ben makes it 1,000, Guy goes all in for the full 15k. In level one. Fair enough. He seems to be raising to 200 preflop every hand now to make up for it. Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: NoflopsHomer on March 28, 2007, 03:10:10 PM Big hand reported to me now - resulting in an early elimination - It was watched by this perma-ring of spectators round Greg Raymer's table, and since he's the victor in the hand that crowd will only grow during the day, making it increasingly hard to get next to the WSOP Champ. Never mind, if I'd wanted to shake his hand I could have done so in the lift which Floppy and I shared with him this morning... OK the hand - all the action preflop. OutMatey raised it to 150 preflop. Hard to realise at this point how 100x this amount is about to get into the middle, isn't it... Greg Raymer made it 450. OutMatey re-re-raised to 1,500. Raymer moved in. Call. Raymer showed: Jc Js OutMatey showed: Ad Kc No spiked higher pair and I find this all so improbable I am going to have to go and count his stack. I trust my source though, so up the story goes. Amazing all in ....and even more amazing call......after so little time gone so far!! I can confirm all the action, I just to spoke to Greg during the break. Both he and the other player were already down to around 10k and the initial raise was from the button. Meaning that once the other player had made it 1.5k, Greg decided to push because he was out of position, a call would equate to 15% of his chips and he has to fold to any board with Ace, King or Queen on it. He was fairly philosophical about it. He said if they both had 15k still, he'd have probably just re-raised to 4k. Oh well, what do I know? :D Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: snoopy1239 on March 28, 2007, 03:12:25 PM Kevin O'Connell -- 18,550
Johan Storakers -- 14,125 Barry Greenstein -- 17,500 Humberto Brenes -- 14,225 Ben Roberts -- 15,925 Josh Arieh -- 13,350 Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: NoflopsHomer on March 28, 2007, 03:40:08 PM Dario Mineri just scooped a big pot, I'm guessing all the money went in on the 8c Aspades Jd flop with Dario holding Ahrt Js and his American opponent holding Jc 8d.
The turn was the Ac so the 3s river was unimportant. Julian had 11k at the break, he made two pair in the blinds one hand but ran into a flush. Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: NoflopsHomer on March 28, 2007, 04:16:34 PM Roland De Wolfe is OUT and in errrr, unpleasant circumstances...
All the chips went in on a Js 8h 3h flop, and I think both had around 15kish at this point. Roland: Jh 8s Unknown Mateyboy: 9h 5h Turn: Ahrt So in fact Roland's Jh is live as well has his FH outs... River: Kc Roland, "You best go on to win this, but I don't think you've got much chance..." Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: NoflopsHomer on March 28, 2007, 04:23:06 PM Also OUT is Swede Marcel Baran who made the money in Dublin...
He held Aspades 5s on a 2s 3c 4s board. Something you'd be prepared to go all the way with... His opponent was holding 5h 6d though... Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: Djinn on March 28, 2007, 04:41:38 PM Chip Counts - Just a few, I gave up on the Comprehensive Count after 20 minutes. Of course the see/write/walk lag might mean they are no longer 100% accurate, but they were then.
Paul Gourlay 10,950 Jimmy Fricke 21,750 Pete Linton 16,600 JP Kelly 9,475 Dave Colclough 19,400 Dean Sanders 8,550 ("It's been emotional. Lost two large pots running QQ into AA). Julian Thew 14,375 Martin Wendt 9,000 (He's a Dirty Stacker, at the moment, though, so can't be sure) John Shipley 20,000 Stuart Fox 15,950 Jani Sointula 25,500 Johnny Lodden 8,550 Martyn Cavanagh 11,250 Nik Persaud 13,950 Ben Grundy 12,675 Viktor Ramdin 14,800 Bernard Litman 20,200 Santi 11,500 (He only gets one name because I couldn't read his surname off his shirt and I've forgotten it) Thomas Wahlrros 15,000 (A little bored by the hovering; "I've seen AQ, and flopped one pair so far this tournament.") Andreas Hagen 21,750 Markus Golser 13,500 Rob Hollink 11,075 Greg Raymer 15,400 Jan Sjavik 20,800 Katja Thater 15,275 Jeff Kimber 12,750 Magnus Petersson 22,300 Dario Minieri 15,400 Ramzi Jelassi 14,600 Peter Eichhardt 15,650 Nicolas Levi 16,100 Steve Jelinek 26,400 Annette_15 9,300 Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: snoopy1239 on March 28, 2007, 04:43:32 PM Harry Demetriou is on 34,475k after flopping a straight against a set and surviving the Turn and River.
Pete Gordinio -- 17,875 Carl Olsen -- 13,950 Greice Yamaguchi -- 8,250 Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: NoflopsHomer on March 28, 2007, 04:56:42 PM JP -- 4k "They keep trying to bluff their chips off to me and then hitting the river."
Ben Grundy -- 11k "I've had Aces twice, Kings twice, flopped three sets, flopped the nuts three times and I've still got less than my starting stack." This included him leading out with a set of Threes on a T-7-3 board getting raised, he 3-bet it and the other guy (inexplicably) moved all-in. Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: Djinn on March 28, 2007, 05:13:45 PM Ben Roberts -- 15,925 Ben is one of those players that most poker fans have heard of, but not seen much of, and although he can be spotted on the odd TV comp, he's a rare participant on the circuit yet has an incredibly formidable reputation. Ask anyone who they'd hate to see sit down at their cash game table, and Ben Roberts will one of the names that consistently crops up. Ben Roberts Double-Up Hand (Courtesy of El Blondie): He has Qc 8c and one caller (on the button) after the 9-T-J (one club) flop. The Ac turn must have been fairly pleasant, and ben check-raised it from 1,500 to 4,500. This meant that his 9k all-in bet on the 3d river wasn't a silly size, and he got called by something (DC didn't want to hazard a guess) thus doubling his average-y stack to a chunkier one. Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: NoflopsHomer on March 28, 2007, 05:16:47 PM omplete List of Players for Day 1A (Sorted by Nationality). (This did come with a seating plan, but that obviously won't be reliable anymore)
Kevin Odonell Mike Pesek Loyo Gabriel Argentina Jose Guevara Argentina Lyndon Basha Australia Jason Gray Australia Tracy Varcoe Australia Mark Vos Australia Oliver Bosch Austria Markus Golser Austria Josef Kollarits Austria Carlo Gosselin Belgium Marc Naalden Belgium Bruno Azevedo Brazil Thiago Carriço De Azevedo Brazil Ciaran Carter Canada Samuel Chartier Canada Owen Crowe Canada Stuart Hooft Canada Marc Karam Canada Denis St Aubin Canada Joseph Starcevic Canada Humberto Brenes Costa Rica Soren Bakfort Denmark Thomas Elmkjaer Denmark Bjorn-Erik Glenne Denmark Christian Grundtvig Denmark Andreas Hagen Denmark Carl Hostrup Denmark Jesper Hougaard Denmark Peter Jepsen Denmark Marcus Jessen Denmark Theo Jorgensen Denmark Ricki Nielsen Denmark Uffe Thorup Petersen Denmark Dennis Plejdrup Denmark Henrik Sorensen Denmark Martin Wendt Denmark Ilari Sahamies Finland Jani Sointula Finland Jani Vilmunen Finland Ville Wahlbeck Finland Thomas Wahlross Finland Jukka Ylitalo Finland Klaus Pautrot France Michel Abecassis France Dan Abouaf France Lionel Azoulay France Cyril Ben Soussan France Jan Boubli France Patrice Boudet France Herve Boulan France Patrik Bueno France Michel Carvin France Ouri Aron Cohen France Sebastien Compte France Daniel Conte France Jean Marc Cristiani France Reza Daeipour France Imad Derwiche France Rattenbach Didier France Daniel Dodet France Habib Filfili France Patrick Gaillardo France Andre Gulessian France Ramez Haddad France Haim Kakoun France Xavier Laszcz France Cametti Laurent France Charles Mangin France Elie Marciano France Jack Melki France Phillipe Narboni France Jean Claude Perrot France Emile Petit France Khalil Rahal France Marcel Rhin France Fabrice Soulier France Sebastien Szwarc France Philippe Vert France Marc Jacques Zaicik France Jerome Zerbib France Davide Adamo Germany Marcel Baran Germany Thomas Bihl Germany Christian Danner Germany George Danzer Germany Frank Guenther Germany Norbert Holting Germany Georg Korch Germany Adrian Koy Germany Florian Langmann Germany Michael Muecklish Germany Sebastian Ruthenberg Germany Haward Speer Germany Katja Thater Germany Jan Veit Germany Johannes Vogel Germany Jan Von Halle Germany Noah Boeken Holland Peter Dalhuijsen Holland Rob Hollink Holland Hans Ritburg Holland Grm Spijkers Holland Stuart Taylor Holland Jasper Wijbenga Holland Andor Daroczi Hungary Sandor Demjan Hungary Denes Kalo Hungary Csaba Kuremszki Hungary Richard Toth Hungary Novak Istvan Zsolt Hungary Jude Ainsworth Ireland Tony Cascarino Ireland John Conroy Ireland Paul Roper Ireland Alan Smurfit Ireland Ziv Bachar Israel Avraham Golan Israel Daniel Makowsky Israel Zack Stewart Israel Sandro Bellusci Italy Sergio Cacace Italy Emanuele Carboni Italy Luigi Donati Italy Gianni Giaroni Italy Riccardo Mazzitell Italy Dario Minieri Italy Luca Mortarino Italy Luca Pagano Italy Max Pescatori Italy Pier Ruscalla Italy Masaaki Kagawa Japan Hiroshi Shimmamura Japan Gilbert Abela Lebanon Joseph Mouawad Liban Souhail Joseph Nassar Liban Jihad Saade Libano Dan Adamescu Monaco Stian Bjorsvik Norway Jemil Butt Norway Lars Eidissen Norway Bernt Grytdahl Norway Ambjorn Haga Norway Kristian Kjondal Norway Odd Lavik Norway Johnny Lodden Norway Erlend Melsom Norway Dag Martin Mikkelsen Norway Rolf Myking Norway Annette Obrestad Norway Thomas Osterholt Norway Knut Rysstad Norway Jan Sjavik Norway Daniel Steine Norway Lasse Ubostad Norway Kristian Ulriksen Norway Christopher Ulsrud Norway Hans Ari Vars Norway Kristian Wiermyhr Norway AdamSzalak Poland Cristinel Dumitru Romania George Secara Romania Christian Dragomir Rumania Mihai Manole Rumania Sergey Feklisov Russia Alexander Grishchuk Russia Valeri Ilykan Russia Gea Gregory Marc Russia Gregory Orlov Russia Alex Repik Russia Alexander Uskov Russia Mikhail Ustinov Russia Peter Zaselskiy Russia Alexey Zilberg Russia Oscar Blanco Carrasco, Spain Angel Blanco Puras Spain Guillermo Garcia Spain Francisco Lopez Spain Maria Maceiras Spain Miguel, Magan Tier Spain Raul Mestre Spain Carlos Mortensen Spain Raul Paez Spain Juan Manuel Pastor Spain Santiago Torres Spain Igemar Stahle Swe Nicklas Andersson Sweden Johan Bergqvist Sweden Chris Bjorin Sweden Simon Christensson Sweden Peter Eichhardt Sweden Andreas Folkesson Sweden Dan Glimne Sweden Shahin Hajbarati Sweden Ramzi Jelassi Sweden Jules Kuusik Sweden Jacob Larsson Sweden Niklas Liljegren Sweden Gustav Lundholm Sweden Patric Martensson Sweden Erik Palm Sweden Magnus Petersson Sweden Tomas Petterson Sweden Erik Pettersson Sweden Magnus Renberg Sweden Raymi Sanchez Thorn Sweden Fredrik Silfverber Sweden Johan Storakers Sweden Mikael Westerlund Sweden Mark Bolliger Switzerland Denis Cohen Switzerland Rino Mathis Switzerland Ashley Alterman UK Richard Baldwin UK Richard Barnett UK Fowzi Baroukh UK Tim Blake UK Barny Boatman UK Terence Burke UK Ben Walter Callinan UK Matryn Cavanagh UK Carlo Citrone UK David Clayton UK David Colclough UK Terence Cook UK Roland De Wolfe UK Harry Demetriou UK David Finney UK Mark Forrester UK Stuart Fox UK Jonathan Gaskell UK Nicholas Goodall UK Paul Gourlay UK David Gregory UK Ben Grundy UK Michael Hill UK Andreas Hoivold UK Craig Hopkins UK Afzal Hussain UK Steve Jelinek UK Jp Kelly UK Jeff Kimber UK Derek Lawless UK David Leavey UK Nicolas Levi UK Peter Linton UK Bernard Litman UK Andy Lowe UK George Mckeever UK Rico Morris UK Paul Murrell UK Shaun Needham UK Shahrokh Nikkhah UK Nik Persaud UK Scott Piecha UK John Poynton UK James Price UK Joe Rafferty UK Ben Roberts UK Christopher Rossiter UK David Rudling UK Dean Sanders UK Jeff Sharpe UK John Shipley UK Christopher Smith UK Mark Teltscher UK Julian Thew UK Steve Vladar UK Piers Whyman UK Michael Williams UK Jeremy Wray UK Greice Yamaguchi UK Marwan Zakhem UK Josh Arieh USA Isaac Andrew Baron USA Francis Kemper Cagney USA David Cotten USA Adam Elpayaa USA Daryn Firicano USA Russ Floyd USA Jimmy Fricke USA Jeffrey Garza USA Pete Giordano USA Ken Goldin USA Barry Greenstein USA Mark Gregorich USA Dan Grolemund USA Frank Hilton USA James Hoeppner USA Steve Hohn USA Stuart Hosen USA Daryl Jace USA Daniel Kelley USA Bryn Kenney USA Alexander Kim USA Eric Kronenberger USA Maros Lechman USA Michael Long USA Leslie Mclean USA Joseph Karl Michael USA Chris Moneymaker USA Noboru Mark Nagaoka USA Tyler Netter USA Carl Olson USA David Peters USA Reuben Peters USA Jeffrey Petronack USA Patrick Powers USA Victor Ramdin USA Greg Raymer USA Andrew Robl USA Christopher Roth USA Daniel Ryan USA Justin Schwartz USA Richard Shtrax USA Amritraj Singh USA Luke Staudenmaier USA Jesse Steinberg USA Noah Stephens Davidowitz USA Steve Stolzmann USA Matt Stout USA Barry Strickland USA Dean Thurman USA Alec Torelli USA Hung Tran USA David Tuttle USA William Vance USA Alessandro Nocerino Venezuela Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: snoopy1239 on March 28, 2007, 05:19:28 PM Kristian Ulriksen -- 23,100
Greg Raymer -- 15,800 Rob Hollink -- 7,200 Markus Golser -- 4,525 Pete Linton -- 14,250 Humberto Brenes -- 15,950 Ando Dacroczi -- 13,925 First hand back after break, Ben Roberts flops a set of threes and takes 4,000 off a French opponent. 2nd hand back, Ben raises and flops a set of Eights on a 6-8-T all club board. Mateyboy moved all-in with K-J one club and took a nice 30k pot when the Turn came the Ace of clubs. Ben down to 23k. Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: NoflopsHomer on March 28, 2007, 05:45:08 PM Incidentally, the media tournament was the most awesomely crapshooty event ever. 1k chips, 15 minute blinds. 25/50 and the blinds doubled every level. It was hilarious fun. I won $25 for finishing 7th from 80 odd. SHIP IT!
Back to the real work, there are 301 remaining players from todays 329 entries, DC just passed me a note which reads as follows..."Seat 1 Frenchie raises with A-K and gets called by BB (who had 6-6). They both check a flop of 6-6-A and an innocent 7 on the turn starts a raising war, Frenchie all-in for 9k. 19k pot and no outs. Seat 3 moves up to 22k..." Good reporting from Mr Colclough there, I think he might have a future in this updating lark... ::) Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: snoopy1239 on March 28, 2007, 06:05:05 PM Levi -- 16,300
John Shipley -- 19,275 Pat Bueno -- 17,375 Jimmy Fricke -- 19,000 Paul Gourlay -- 8,475 Carlos Mortensson -- 13,850 Leslie McLean -- 17,225 JP Kelly -- 3,025 Jules Kuusik -- 13,375 Joe Rafferty -- 17,300 Dave Colclough -- 16,800 Ben Roberts -- 18,650 Humberto Brenes -- 17,250 Theo Jorgensson -- 21,650 Dennis Plejdrup -- 21,225 Tim Blake -- 6,600 Marc Naalden -- 15,625 Musaki -- 16,200 Jan Boubli -- 13,300 Barny Boatmna -- 18,300 Harry Demetriou -- 22,400 Paul Roper -- 18,450 Richard Toth -- 25,474 Pete Linton -- 22,000 Jimmy Fricke -- 15,875 Christian Grundvig -- 2,200 Ashley Alterman -- 12,100 John Conroy -- 10,474 George Danzer -- 22,100 Chris Moneymaker -- 25,900 Dean Sanders -- 13,100 Barry Greenstein -- 19,450 Julian Thew -- 14,225 Ben Callinan -- 7,625 Hans Rutlig -- 45,225 Martyn Cavanagh -- 10,275 Noah Boeken -- 19,200 Johnny Lodden -- 14,425 Kevin O'Donnell -- 10,275 Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: snoopy1239 on March 28, 2007, 06:14:14 PM A quick look over my shoulder and my eyes widen as I see a hoard of people rushing over to Ben Callinan's table, camera crew included. But, as with the football where if one person stand up and looks behind them at nothing, then everyone else follows suit, there was nothing of note happening to any big names. However, the hand certainly was noteworthy, two men getting it all-in on a J-rag-rag Flop, one with Kings, the other with a set of Jacks. But a King on the River and a gasp from the crowd meant that Raul Paez was gone. And the assasin? Well that was Dutchman Hans Ridbug.
Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: NoflopsHomer on March 28, 2007, 06:29:43 PM Here's the probable current chip leader. Steve Jelinek has around 55k at the moment. He just added to his stack calling a 7k bet on the river of a Kc 8s 6s Tc 8c board with 6h 6d to win the pot after his opponent quickly mucked.
Interestingly, the rule, which I think is totally wrong, is that if you CALL a river bet and your opponent mucks, you can't request to show. Totally ludicrous. I was informed of this after Harry D called a 4k river bet, his opponent mucking but Harry wasn't allowed to see the cards yet still had to show his. Surely you're calling to see your opponents cards? Annette_15 moves all-in for 5.2k on a Jh 3s 3h board after her opponent bets 1,550, he eventually passes. Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: Djinn on March 28, 2007, 06:32:30 PM Chip counts please: Jude Ainsworth Ireland Tony Cascarino Ireland John Conroy Ireland Paul Roper Ireland Alan Smurfit Ireland Joe Rafferty George McKeever Leslie McLean Please telll mads to get the nationalities right :) Never mind his surname, Mr Roper is as mad as they come! He will either get gazilions of chips or be home in time for tea. OK here are a few of them (sadly Table 20 contained two and it's been broken): Jude Ainsworth 20,200/5,800 (depending on if he's the guy on the left or right; if he's neither, I don't know) John Conroy 10,350 Alan Smurfit 17,000 (who appears to have some kind of Last Longer with Mark Teltscher, who has 24,400) Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: NoflopsHomer on March 28, 2007, 06:33:08 PM JP Kelly pushes after a series of limpers on his big blind, the first calls and everyone else folds.
JP: 9d 4s Limper: Aspades Ac Board: 9h 5d 2s 6c....... River: 4d Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: Djinn on March 28, 2007, 06:41:31 PM Top railers Tony Mackay and Jim Kerrigan were keeping an eye on Nik Persaud (amongst others). He just can't keep hold of chips once they've drifted his way - his yo-yoing is of Early Thew proportions. Just now I saw him re-raising a short-stack's preflop raise to 475 (one caller in the middle already). He upped it to 2,600 (enough to cover the short stack) who obliged by pushing the rest of his chips in. The middle guy got out of the way after a bit of a think, and Nik got to show his 7h 7d against the short-stacks Jd Jh. "That's a monster for Nik," comments Jim, "Surpassed all our expectations."
Flop: 9h 9d Td Turn: 6d ("Eight," one of the Mackay/Kerrigan supporters said, eliciting a frown from the all-in, at which they both pointed at each other, "That was him.") River: 6h Nik's back to 12k, asking, rhetorically, "Can I hold on to my chips for like one minute?" Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: Djinn on March 28, 2007, 06:53:57 PM A couple of tables along, we find Jeff Kimber's settled, after his starting table was one of the first to be broken. He just made up the small blind after it folded round to him, the big blind raised 350, he called.
Flop: 4d 8d 6h Jeff check calls 700 Turn: 7s Check-check River: Jc Jeff bets out 1,250, which was probably a good idea whatever he had as he didn't meet with much resistance. That brought his stack up to 11,300, for anyone following him. Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: snoopy1239 on March 28, 2007, 07:07:17 PM Thomas Wahlroos -- 32,475
Chris Smith -- 32,800 Mark Vos -- 23,200 Max Pescatori -- 24,325 Mark Karam, who finalled in this event last year, has just doubled up unavoidably Annand Ramdin with Kings v Aces all-in pre-flop. Jh-4d-3s-Td-2d board. Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: Djinn on March 28, 2007, 07:52:30 PM JP Kelly is OUT - just caught him exiting the tournament area as I was wandering in. He didn't look upset, but I think that's because he was still in shock over his exit: After a preflop raise to 600 and one call, JP moved in for 5k. One of them got out of the way, but the other "called instantly" in spite of the call being around a third of his stack.
JP: Td Ts Caller: Tc 9c Flop: 5-7-8 (or all low, at least, one club) Turn: Jc River: Qc A big call with Ten-high, and apparently JP had been looking to get this exact player to help him out - but it wasn't to be. Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: NoflopsHomer on March 28, 2007, 08:15:10 PM Barry Greenstein raises to 600 (blinds 100/200)
Julian Thew calls on the button, Andor Daroczi calls in the small blind. Flop: 2s 8d 4h Daroczi checks, Greenstein bets 1k, Thew calls, Daroczi calls. Turn: 6h Daroczi checks, Greenstein bets 3k, Thew calls, Darozi folds. River: Td Greenstein bets 6.5k, Thew calls. Greenstein shows 2h 2c for a set. Julian mucks. I'm guessing Julian had 8-6, hard to see what else, possibly Jacks? Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: Djinn on March 28, 2007, 08:16:57 PM Any Thewy, Gourlay and Conroy news greatly appreciated. Wonderful updatelys Paul Gourlay last seen smoking frantically in the hallway and talking at 100mph about how he just tripled up. Apparently there was a raise in first position, and a re-raise on the button to 3,500. He had Qc Qd in the big blind, decided to flat call. He ended up heads up on a K-x-x flop... He checked, the button bet 3k. Even though he was left with just 4k, he called... The turn brought a Qs - now he could go all in with an easier heart, and a disgruntled A-K paid him off. 28,000 now. Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: snoopy1239 on March 28, 2007, 08:57:13 PM Some chip counts courtesy of Claus Nielsen of Martins Poker:
Max Pescatori -- 23k Glimne -- 37k Patric Martensson -- 23k Thomas Wahlroos -- 44k Biff -- 13k Kristian Ulriksen -- 5k Josh Arieh -- 40k Joseph Karl Michael -- 11k John Conroy -- 12.5k Greg Raymer -- 34k Rob Hollink -- 4.5k Jan Sjovik -- 10k Ricky Nielsen -- 18.5k Katja Thater -- 15k Andreas Hoivold -- 12k Magnus Petersson -- 19k Raymi Sanchez -- 8k Frank Gunther -- 47k Humberto Brenes -- 18k Theo Jorgensson -- 26k Ville Wahlbeck -- 19k Johnny Lodden -- 40k Noah Boeken -- 30k Jani Vilmunen -- 40k Barny Boatman -- 29k Johan Storakers -- 16k Harry Demetriou -- 27k Peter Eichhardt -- 9.5k Jani Sointula -- 20k Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: NoflopsHomer on March 28, 2007, 09:21:21 PM We are now on another 15 minute break. After which, blinds will be 150/300. Average stack is just shy of 20k.
Dave Colclough -- 15k Ben Grundy -- 13k John Shipley -- 30k Pete Linton -- 19k Julian Thew -- 6k Jeff Kimber -- 11k Harry Demetriou -- 49k Greg Raymer-- 46.6k John Shipley doubled up by calling a re-raise with 6-7s (John was the initial raiser) and flopping trip sixes to his opponent's Kings. He is currently wearing a broad 'thank you poker gods' smile. Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: NoflopsHomer on March 28, 2007, 10:00:23 PM Chris Moneymaker slowly building his stack, he's on 21,250 at the moment. Elsewhere Jimmy 'Gobboboy' Fricke is sitting with 16,450.
Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: Djinn on March 28, 2007, 10:06:33 PM Some other counts (forgive potential repetition) as they progress through the 150/300 level (incredible - we're already knackered and their blinds are 150/300) - The Screen tells us there are 256 players remaining -
Ashley Alterman 9,650 Paul Gourlay 22,150 Jimmy Fricke 17,300 Pete Linton 18,700 Barry Greenstein 35,200 Dave Colclough 14,150 Humberto Brenes 18,600 Dean Sanders 26,000 Julian Thew 7,125 John Shipley 30,400 Johan Storakers 18,575 George Danzer 14,500 Martyn Cavanagh 7,500 (looking somewhat disgruntled at the break, but still not in desperate straits chipwise, even after seven hours' play) Nik Persaud 12,900 Ben Grundy 11,550 Ramzi Jelassi 40,000 Viktor Ramdin 17,650 Bernard Litman 3,300 John Conroy 9,400 Thomas Wahlroos 32,000 Andreas Hagen 26,350 Rob Hollink 6,450 Greg Raymer 50,000 Andreas Hoivold 12,250 Nicolas Levi 11,300 Barney Boatman 24,000 Max Pescatori 23,550 Mark Teltscher 23,475 Greice Yamaguchi 25,000 And your chip leader: Steve Jelinek 74,000 Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: Djinn on March 28, 2007, 10:11:11 PM Julian has just dropped by the press room to tell us that he is not going to apply for Climber of the Day today. In fact, he's out, having just run Js Jd into Qc Qh. The flop came 9-T-Q so not the worst case scenario. However the Queen turn was, and he ended up busted and heading off - thanks to him for keeping blonde informed. Kids to the beach, tomorrow, then?
Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: snoopy1239 on March 28, 2007, 10:15:16 PM Another Dusk Till Dawner, Dave Colclough is now up to 22k after 'continuously getting lucky' (although that was said with a rye smile). He also informed me of Ben Robert's untimely departure, the renowned cash game player getting it all-in with A-K vs. Jacks pre-flop and failing to improve.
Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: NoflopsHomer on March 28, 2007, 10:38:53 PM EPT Warsaw winner Peter Jepsen went out early apparently, a victim of the old K-K vs A-A story.
Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: snoopy1239 on March 28, 2007, 10:52:20 PM Steve Jelinek -- 78,250
Chris Smith -- 21,200 Matt Stout -- 17,500 Johnny Lodden -- 55,000 Tim Blake -- out (Queens v Aces) Peter Linton -- 9,050 Ashley Alterman -- 12,550 John Conroy -- 6,725 George Danzer -- 16,050 Joseph Michael -- 12,400 Dave Colclough -- 18,325 Martyn Cavanagh -- 10,425 Stuart Fox -- 27,000 Dean Sanders -- 36,000 Paul Gourlay -- 42,000 Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: NoflopsHomer on March 28, 2007, 11:06:41 PM Jimmy 'Gobboboy' Fricke is OUT.
I didn't catch the hand but Pete Linton on the same table said he ran into quad sixes and Jimmy mucked his hand on the river. Elsewhere El Blondie, (I'm thinking of renaming him 'El Scoopie' for all the stories he writes down for us) gave me another note relating to Jeff Kimber. "... 150/300, Seat 4: Old Fella makes it 600 to play, Jeff Kimber calls from the BB. Flop: 8s 8c Kc Jeff checks, Old Fella bets 1.5k, Jeff raises to 4.5k, Old Fella moves all-in for 7.5k more. Jeff dwells and reluctantly calls. Jeff has Ac 4c for the flush draw Old Fell has Ahrt 8h Two red Threes on the turn and river give old fella 29k pot. Jeff down to 5k..." Thanks to Dave. ;applause; Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: NoflopsHomer on March 28, 2007, 11:15:12 PM Any word on Jeffrey 'ActionJeff' Garza? Last thing we heard, he was running good on around 45k. That was a while ago though, we'll have a search after the 15 minute break though. More on the Gobboboy exit. The other player flopped the quads and smooth-called all-of Fricke's bets before putting him on the river. Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: Djinn on March 28, 2007, 11:26:18 PM A few more, pre break (they're starting the penultimate level - it's going to be a long couple of Day Ones; those who drew the first day seemed pleased they face a day of rest if they make it through):
Nik Persaud 25,000 (up a bit) Ben Grundy 17,250 (up a bit) Chris Smith 29,625 ("It's a f***ing long day") Steve Jelinek 83,650 (still chip leader) Katja Thater 21,500 Greice Yamaguchi 19,800 (down a bit) Martyn Cavanagh 9,400 (next to Annette_15, who's only got 3,500 or so but is still worrying him) Patrick Mortensson 10,500 (just doubled through by pushing in uncalled for 5,500 into a pot of around 5k; flop 8c 9h Th) Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: Djinn on March 28, 2007, 11:28:43 PM This level: 150/300, ante 25. 226 players remaining.
Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: Djinn on March 28, 2007, 11:58:02 PM I find it unlikely that anyone is intending to fly over tomorrow to take part in the €500 side event tomorrow, but if you are, don't bother - it's been cancelled due to the overwhelming, and entirely expected, popularity of the Grand Final.
Sit'n'gos (for €500 or €1,000) have been running, however, as soon as enough tables break to accommodate them. Meanwhile, word on the poker grapevine is that Kristian Ulriksen has been eliminated at the hands of er... Hans Varsi, Nines vs. A-K. Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: NoflopsHomer on March 29, 2007, 12:15:17 AM Steve Jelinek has broken the 100k barrier. Moving in on a 9c 2c 3h Jh board against a 6k bet getting his opponent to fold before showing Js 9s. Interestingly, he has the same 'awful' (his words) book he brought to the Broadway for their £1k event 6 weeks ago or so, but admits he "hasn't really read any of it today." :D
Annette_15 is OUT. 8-8 vs A-9. Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: NoflopsHomer on March 29, 2007, 12:19:33 AM Jeff Kimber is OUT. Jacks against Ace King.
On a nearby table, Dean Sanders has taken a hit. Joined the hand when the chips were going towards his opponent, A-K vs K-Q on a J-A-8-T-3. Didn't see the betting, but it looked like a nasty one leaving the Aylesbury man with 26k. Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: snoopy1239 on March 29, 2007, 12:50:03 AM Paul Gourlay -- 45,800
Kjater Thater -- 16,700 Josh Arieh -- 52,100 Joe Rafferty -- 45,900 Andreas Hoivold -- 12,875 Dave Colclough -- 9,500 Humberto Brenes -- 8,900 Carlos Mortensson -- 22,775 Dennis Plejrup -- 22,625 Theo Jorgensson -- 36,750 Jeff Garza -- 30,200 Jan Boubli -- 24,100 Barney Boatman -- 14,200 George McKeever -- 4,350 Jani Vilmunen -- 90-95,000 John Shipley -- 12,800 Johan Storakers -- 17,225 Levi -- 36,875 Harry Demetriou -- 32,475 Michel Abecassis -- 4,300 Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: snoopy1239 on March 29, 2007, 01:05:34 AM The biggest pot of the day has just taken place, and it involved one of the UK's most popular players, Barney Boatman, who is understandably dejected after losing what was eventually a 100k pot against flying Finn, Jani Vilmunen.
When I joined the action, our plucky Barney was faced with a 22,450 all-in and a board of 8c 5d 7d. Clearly serious about calling, Barney asked for confirmation of the count and rose abruptly from his seat. Leaning slightly over the table, he encountered a brief spell in the think tank before bravely and confidently reaching back for a stack of blues and plonking them in with authority. And he had a right to be authoritative (and you could tell he was confident in his instincts) as Barney was indeed ahead with Sixes versus Jani's Qd Td and had ultimately made an excellent call, albeit one that was nigh on impossible to avoid an exit hole flexing Turn and River. But that relaxation would only last one card, as the turn brought an emphatic 8d. But hold on, Barney noticed his potential redraw, and although he held his breath like a child waiting to open a Christmas present, the Ks on the sorrowful River was a big disappointment and the 90 to 95k pot, and potentially the chip lead in Europe's biggest comp, went sailing over to the young Finnish player. Barney couldn't resist a slight bang of the table, but his frustration was understandable and it was hard not to sympathise with him, a near coinflip leaving him with just 15k and virtually ruining his chances of taking this comp by storm, as I am sure he was more than capable of doing. Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: NoflopsHomer on March 29, 2007, 01:06:35 AM Last break of the evening now...
Quick round up of what I saw before the break... Steve Jelinek paying off a river move all-in with 9-5 on a 8s 7s 6h 4d 2s for about 10k, his opponent had Aspades Ts Nicholas Levi asks how much his American opponent has left, "About 20k" is the reply. Levi then bets 8k on a 4h 2s Jc 2h 3h and his opponent folds. Levi offers to show if his opponent wants to see, but gets a negative as a response. Pete Linton is now on 27k and has now got dangerous Swede Andreas Hagen on his table. Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: Djinn on March 29, 2007, 01:12:50 AM A few more as they head into the final level of the day - 200/400 ante 50.
George Danzer 30,000 Thomas Wahlroos 61,000 Nik Persaud 33,150 (trying to get the Milkybarkid to bet on what the leader's stack will be at the end of play) Ben Grundy 19,000 Barney Boatman 14,500 Ramzi Jelassi 25,000 (decrease in stack due, apparently, to, "Lots of raising, not a lot of pairs.") Dave Colclough 12,150 (now next to...) Andreas Hoivold 11,250 Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: snoopy1239 on March 29, 2007, 01:41:19 AM Hans Varsi -- 35,625
Peter Linton -- 30,000 Mark Teltshcer -- 41,900 Victor Ramdin -- 42,725 Barry Greenstein -- 38,750 Mihai Manole -- 11,800 Ben Grundy -- 18,650 Fabrice Soullier -- 4,350 Nik Persaud -- 32,000 Odd Lavik -- 36,475 Mark Vos -- 77,225 Tony Cascarino -- 11,600 Dave Clayton -- 38,750 Dean Sanders -- 25,800 Ramzi Jelassi -- 25,775 Carlo Olsen -- 7,600 Stuart Fox -- 16,300 Daniel Makowski -- 28,825 Johnny Lodden -- 45,500 Ricky Nielsen -- 18,500 Pete Giordino -- 13,300 Ben Callinan -- 18,500 Greg Raymer -- 49,200 Patric Martensson -- 27,500 Joseph Karl Michael -- 22,700 George Danzer -- 23,300 Meanwhile, it would appear as though the Italian Pirate has departed, taken out by young Aussie sensation Mark Vos, who I recall won a bracelet last year. 1k, 5k, all-in call. Aces v Kings. That's all she wrote. Rob Hollink is no more, making a brave small blind re-raise, but finding a resistant button calling with A-Q. Looked good until the River, which brought a nasty Ace to eliminate the inaugural winner. Finally, Kevin O'Donnell is OUT after running Jacks into Queens. Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: NoflopsHomer on March 29, 2007, 01:42:06 AM Andreas Hagen is OUT, courtesy of Pete Linton, Hagen was short (about 5kish) and pushed. Pete called with Qh Qc but Andreas was holding Kd Kc...
Flop: Qd! Ks!! Qs!!!! Turn and River, nothing resembling the case King... Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: Djinn on March 29, 2007, 01:48:11 AM Chris Smith was wandering out of the tournament arena, but again, not in a bad way - he just doubled up in the closing levels with 8d 8c. He flat called a raise preflop, and when the flop came T-8-4, bet out, prompting the fingers-crossed raise putting him all in from the guy with Qd Qh. So now with 50k+ he's even happier than when I saw him in the last break, at which point, with 27,500, he was already looking forward to "bagging and tagging."
Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: Djinn on March 29, 2007, 02:02:51 AM Fabrice Soulier has been short-stacked for what seems like weeks (he, incidentally, was kept in earlier by Nik's isolation raise with 7-7 when he was the short stack all-in with J-J). Benjo says it's "true Thomas Fougeron style" but to cap it off he's going to have to make the final table from that 4k he had a minute ago. I even got a story about the rarely spotted creature the Short Stack Bluff - Fabrice min-check raised the big blind (from the s.b) on the turn with Five high - 1k with 1k, and although there was 5k in the pot and he only had four behind, he got a pass from his neighbour...
Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: NoflopsHomer on March 29, 2007, 02:17:39 AM Chris Moneymaker trying to be sneaky, he flat-called a raise to 2.2k from a player with only about 4.5k back. He checked behind the raiser on the 9d 7d 4h flop, both checked the 7h turn and then Moneymaker made a 4k bet on the 5s river and his opponent meekly folded. Moneymaker showed Ahrt Ac.
Moneymaker, "I gave you every chance to bet!" Dave 'El Scoopie' Colclough has doubed up with Aces against K-6 on an K-x-x flop, no nasty surprises for the DTD player. Flamboyant player, Humberto Brenes is OUT, no details there other than him walking away arms aloft in a theatrical way 20 minutes remain tonight... Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: snoopy1239 on March 29, 2007, 02:24:02 AM These are you current chip leaders, Josh Arieh not too far behind with 64,625.
(1) Steve Jelinek -- 107,100 (2) Christopher Ulsrud -- 102,400 (3) Thomas Wahlroos -- 91,500 (4) Jani Vilmunen -- 81,675 (5) Hans Ritburg -- 70,300 Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: NoflopsHomer on March 29, 2007, 02:37:03 AM Crazy big pot now.
Mateyboy, Ben Grundy and fairly large stacked Christopher Ulsrud get all the chips in the middle. Mateyboy: Ac Ahrt Ben: Kh Kd Christopher: Ks Kc Board: Ts Tc 6s 4s.....................................8s At which point Christopher admitted he was actually Jesus... And Mohammed. And Buddha.... (http://www.sm5sxl.net/~mats/graphics/images/clipart/holiday/hallelujah.png) Ulsrud now has triumphantly ruined Snoopys' list of chip leaders... He has 145k. Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: Djinn on March 29, 2007, 02:38:10 AM Paul Gourlay gets Last Ten Minute Penalty News Now:
An odd hand developed when he called a raise in the big blind with 5h 7c. He'd been battling with this guy all day (according to my list it's Emanuele Carboni, but I am not sure) and when the flop came 6d 7s Ks he called a 2,500 bet to " possibly bluff the flush on the turn." The flush did appear next card, and he checked quickly (which doesn't quite tally, unless he was sure he'd be able to check-raise) but anyway, a check behind brought an Ace on the river. Paul checked, and thought it had been checked behind (which it hadn't). Then he exposed his cards, a pair of Sevens his best hand. The floor was called, and he was given a ten-minute penalty and allowed only to call. His opponent then bet 3,500. He was given a minute maximum to call, and after using up the full time bank, he did. Incredibly, with three spades, an Ace and King on the board, and a bet in position from someone who'd already seen his hand, the Sevens were good. Much shouting ensued (but it was all pretty good-natured). ____________________________________ "Last three hands of the night" have been declared. Nearly home-time for the Day 1A-ers. And a whole ten hours before play re-starts. Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: snoopy1239 on March 29, 2007, 02:59:35 AM As they were bagging up, I managed to take a sneak look at a few final chip counts:
George Korch -- 17,800 James Hovgaerd -- 23,850 Tony Cascarino -- 12,000 David Adulo -- 10,050 Josh Arieh -- 60,575 Daniel Kelley -- 19,075 Uskov Alexandre -- 29,075 Simon Christensson -- 38,050 Paul Murrell -- 29,225 George Danzer -- 36,800 Steve Jelinek -- 95,375 Joe Rafferty -- 42,125 Paul Gourlay -- 53,175 Kurt Rystad -- 44,475 Thomas Wahlroos -- 87,625 Fabrice Souiller -- 8,550 Jesper Hougaard -- 23,850 Owen Crowe -- 27,700 Barry Strickland -- 25,650 Dave Colclough -- 12,900 And last but not lease, a Mr Mark Forrester with 37,775, a Brit from Preston who we shall now be following on Day 2 Good luck that man! Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: NoflopsHomer on March 29, 2007, 03:16:34 AM Ok, we are
;stickaforkinme; Title: Re: EPT Grand Final - Monte Carlo: Day 1A - At A Glance Post by: Djinn on March 29, 2007, 01:19:49 PM Ulsrud Christopher -- 133875
Vilmunen Jani -- 95925 Jelinek Steve -- 95375 Wahlroos Thomas -- 87625 Dalhuijsen PeterChristiaan -- 82600 Ritburg Hans -- 76100 Martensson Patric -- 71325 Pettersson Erik -- 70025 TeltscherMark -- 66425 Lodden Johnny -- 64250 Smurfit Alan -- 63500 Dumitru Cristinel -- 63000 Arieh Josh -- 60575 Conte Daniel -- 60100 Guenther Frank -- 54400 Smith Christopher -- 53725 Raymer Greg -- 53625 Gourlay Paul -- 52875 Kjondal Kristian -- 52450 Karam Marc -- 52100 Ramdin Victor -- 51625 Sointula Jani -- 49800 Starcevic Joseph -- 49000 Fox Stuart -- 47950 Larsson Jacob -- 47575 Vance William -- 47125 Demetriou Harry -- 46650 Mortensen Carlos -- 46450 Perrot Jean Claude -- 46225 Goodall Nicholas -- 46225 Linton Peter James -- 45525 Peters David -- 44725 Rysstad Knut -- 44475 Vars HansAri -- 43975 Levi Nicolas -- 43325 Petit Emile -- 42600 Hooft Stuart -- 42450 Rafferty Joe -- 42125 Hilton Frank -- 41350 Vos Mark -- 40875 Greenstein Barry -- 40725 Nassar Souhail Joseph -- 40275 Kuremszki Csaba -- 40225 Jelassi Ramzi -- 39675 Jorgensen Theo -- 39125 Ruscalla Pier -- 39100 Abouaf Dan -- 39075 Leavey David -- 38125 Christensson Simon -- 38050 Giordano Pete -- 37950 Forrester Mark -- 37775 Boeken Noah -- 37175 Danzer George -- 36800 Staudenmaier Luke -- 36725 Eidissen Lars -- 36300 Lowe Andy -- 35750 Lavik Odd -- 35325 Robl Andrew -- 34675 Sanders Dean -- 31200 Marciano Elie -- 31125 Makowsky Daniel -- 30425 Clayton David -- 30150 Gregorich Mark -- 29975 Boubli Jan -- 29925 Kronenberger Eric -- 29725 Gray Jason -- 29700 Narboni Phillipe -- 29575 Murrell Paul -- 29225 Uskov Alexander -- 29075 Steine Daniel -- 28675 Kakoun Haim -- 28100 Von Halle Jan -- 27800 Olson Carl -- 27750 Crowe Owen -- 27700 Michael Joseph Karl -- 27475 Cotten David Ray -- 27450 Speer Haward -- 27400 Feklisov Sergey -- 27175 Cook Terence -- 26375 Storakers Johan -- 26250 Stephens Davidowitz Noah -- 26200 Ruthenberg Sebastian -- 25850 Thurman Dean -- 25650 Strickland Barry -- 25650 Zsolt Novak Istvan -- 25600 Baroukh Fowzi -- 25175 Ainsworth Jude -- 24600 Ainsworth Jude -- 24600 Veit Jan -- 24550 Gaillardo Patrick -- 24400 Bjorin Chris -- 24350 Lopez Francisco -- 24225 Bakfort Soren -- 24050 Hougaard Jesper -- 23850 Baron IsaacAndrew -- 23850 Rhin Marcel -- 23725 Nielsen Ricki -- 22900 Plejdrup Dennis -- 22525 Bihl Thomas Ronnie -- 22375 Blanco Carrasco Oscar -- 22075 Moneymaker Chris -- 22050 Laszcz Xavier -- 21875 Mckeever George -- 21050 Persaud Nik -- 20950 Pastor Juan Manuel -- 20900 Wijbenga Jasper -- 20625 Palm Erik -- 20500 Mortarino Luca --[ 20275 Szalak Adam -- 19650 Ubostad Lasse -- 19375 Whyman Piers -- 19050 Liljegren Niklas -- 18950 Grytdahl Bernt -- 18875 Singh Amritraj -- 18275 Jessen Marcus -- 17975 Korch Georg Lothar -- 17800 Glimne Dan -- 17525 Kalo Denes -- 17075 Marc Gea Gregory -- 16800 Callinan Ben Walter -- 16350 Taylor Stuart -- 15500 Long Michael -- 14700 Goldin Ken -- 14675 Orlov Gregory -- 14350 Thater Katja -- 14275 Stewart Zack -- 14275 Basha Lyndon -- 14250 Shipley John -- 13700 Kim Alexander -- 13625 Zaicik Marc Jacques -- 13200 Colclough Dave -- 12950 Barnett Richard -- 12875 Steinberg Jesse -- 12775 Manole Mihai -- 12550 Jace Daryl -- 12550 Rahal Khalil -- 12300 Hill Michael -- 12300 Petterson Tomas -- 12150 Cohen Ouri Aron -- 12100 Peters Reuben -- 12050 Cascarino Tony -- 12000 Netter Tyler -- 11675 Piecha Scott -- 11425 Hostrup Carl -- 10575 Adamo Davide -- 10050 Nagaoka Noboru Mark -- 9350 Kenney Bryn -- 9250 Ustinov Mikhail -- 9150 Soulier Fabrice -- 8550 Sorensen Henrik -- 8425 Laurent Cametti -- 8250 Shtrax Richard -- 7900 Petersen Uffe Thorup -- 7000 Hosen Stuart -- 6950 Guevara Jose -- 6375 Muecklish Michael -- 6350 Hussain Afzal -- 6200 Derwiche Imad -- 3825 Ylitalo Jukka -- 2550 |