blonde poker forum

Play commences at 3pm.

Danny D'Borin -- 454,500
Sorel Mizzi -- 444,000
Paul Dooley -- 396,000
Paul Zimbler -- 275,000
Mick Mccloskey -- 273,500
Thomas Finneran -- 244,500
Julian Adamson -- 244,000
Joeseph Rafferty -- 243,000
Peter Eastgate -- 232,000
Brian O'Connell -- 229,500
Eduards Kudrjavevs -- 228,500
Mazhar Nawab -- 213,000
Darrin Melwani -- 209,500
Terry Mcdaid -- 204,000
Jerker Eriksson -- 198,000
Nicolai Kostakis -- 195,000
Marty Smyth -- 172,500
Peter Maughan -- 167,500
Roland De Wolfe -- 163,000
Brian O'Keefe -- 162,500
Bruce Yamron -- 155,000
Henric Carlsson -- 152,500
Noureddine Ziane -- 142,000
David Barker -- 135,500
Eddie Gorman -- 132,500
Cyril Bensovssan -- 129,500
Carlos Citrone -- 125,500
John Quinn -- 124,000
Timothy Flanders -- 105,000
Bjorn-Andre Kildalen -- 103,500
Nicky Power -- 93,000
Noel Hayes -- 91,500
Jeremy O'Leary -- 90,000
Bobby Willis -- 88,500
Danny Mchugh -- 81,500
John Wong -- 79,500
Daniel Smith -- 77,700
Bill Mulrooney -- 64,000
Glen Mccabe -- 56,000
Christian Lohmann -- 55,000
Günther Koch -- 38,500

Prize Structure:

1st 650,000
2nd 325,000
3rd 210,000
4th 175,000
5th 130,000
6th 100,000
7th 75,000
8th 50,000
9th 35,000
10-12 26,250
13-18 19,000
19-27 14,000
28-36 10,000
37-45 7,000
46-54 5,000
55-63 4,250
64-72 3,500

Seating positions:

Mazhar   Nawab   1   1
John   Wong   1   2
Danny   Mchugh   1   3
Peter   Eastgate   1   4
Noureddine   Ziane   1   5
Paul   Zimbler   1   6
Brian   O'Connell   1   7
Christian   Lohmann   1   8
Carlos   Citrone   2   1
Bjorn- Andre    Kildalen   2   2
Nicolai   Kostakis   2   3
Thomas   Finneran   2   4
Darrin   Melwani   2   5
Marty   Smyth   2   6
Paul   Dooley   2   7
Mick   Mccloskey   2   8
Bobby   Willis   2   9
Danny   D'Borin   3   1
Bill   Mulrooney   3   2
Glen   Mccabe   3   3
Eddie   Gorman   3   4
John   Quinn   3   5
Timothy   Flanders   3   6
Jeremy   O'Leary   3   7
Joeseph   Rafferty   3   8
Cyril   Bensovssan   4   1
Terry   Mcdaid   4   2
Sorel   Mizzi   4   3
Nicky   Power   4   4
Bruce   Yamron   4   5
Henric   Carlsson   4   6
Daniel   Smith   4   7
Brian   O'Keefe   4   8
Julian   Adamson   5   1
Eduards   Kudrjavevs   5   2
David   Barker   5   3
Jerker   Eriksson   5   4
Peter   Maughan   5   5
Günther   Koch   5   6
Roland   De Wolfe   5   7
Noel   Hayes   5   8

Payout (41 remaining):

1st.....................650,000
2nd....................325,000
3rd.....................210,000
4th.....................175,000
5th.....................130,000
6th....................100,000
7th......................75,000
8th......................50,000
9th......................35,000
10-12..................26,250
13-18..................19,000
19-27..................14,000
28-36..................10,000
37-45....................7,000
46-54....................5,000
55-63....................4,250
64-72....................3,500

Danny McHugh busts Christian Lohmann straight away:

Short stacked Lohmann (55k) got it all in very favourably, actually, with Ac Qs against McHugh's Kh Qh...
Flop:  4c Js Qd
Turn: 3c
River:  Kd

So 41st place goes to the Danish youngster (much wringing of hands on the river from Hostrup, but a big cheer from the Danny Fan Club...)

Bobby Willis is OUT, eliminated by Darrin Melwani, Queens v A-K, T-9-T-9-8 board.

Last year's finalist, John Wong is OUT.

A-K v Zimbler's Q-J

Jack on the River.

Bill Mulrooney is OUT. Didn't catch the hand.

-----------

Glen McCabe doubled up of Danny B'Dorin, Ah 9h vs. Qh Jc, 6h 5s 8h 7s 5d board.

-----------

David Barker raises pre-flop, Jerker Eriksson moves all-in over the top, Barker calls. A-K v A-K, chop chop.

And Cyril Bensoussan falls in 37th place (I think) at the hands of Bruce Yamron - I only saw a victorious Aspades Jh in front of Yamron (I am informed by the stoic French press that Cyril had K-Q) as they pushed the pot over and prepared for another table juggle...

Julian Adamson has doubled up Glen McCabe, betting into a 2s Jh Td Flop, only to see Glen move all-in for very little more.

Julian made the obligatory call, but couldn't outdo Glen's Ad Jd with the "That's the worst possible card" 3d Turn and the blank Th River.

-----------------

Maz Nawab is OUT. Made his move with K-9, but was picked off by Sorel Mizzi's A-T. Emphatic A-A-4-T-5 board.

Average stack:  196,700
Players remaining:  36

Blinds 5k/10k ante 1k

Noel Hayes is OUT, snipered by Roland De Wolfe, Roland's T-7 flopping 2 pair against Noel's A-Q.

----------

Gunter Koch has bitten the dust, shortstacked an all-in with Jc Jd, Gunter found himself in a 50-50 situation vs. Marty Smyth's Kd Qd.

Board = Kc 3c 6d Ks Qs

Lost another.

Eddie Gorman is the first to go after the table break break...

Having bluffed off a few to Tim Flanders (who called a 30kish bet on the river 9-8-2-4-4 with A-8 and saw Gorman muck), he got it all in with 3c 3h, called by superstack Danny D'Borin's 8h 8s...
The board came Qs 5c Qc 6s Tc and the man known by MC as "The PaddyPower Qualifier" headed for the rail (€10k richer).

Nicolai Kostakis survives an all-in, moving 40 or so k in (probably blind) with 8-3, only to find that he had Terry McDaid and his 7-3 somehow dominated.

8-T-K-6-A board sealed the deal.

Tim Flanders is OUT -

All in racing his Tc Ts against Glen McCabe's Aspades Kh.  An Ad 8c 5c flop, at which Tim hopes, "Club club?"  But the turn was a King and the river an irrelevant Nine and McCabe's rush continues while Flanders is on the rai-diddly-ail.

-------------

Carlo Citrone is OUT.

Jd 7c vs. Thomas Finneran's Aspades 7d

Board = Qd Qs Ts 3c 9s

Oh you overhear some things in the pressroom - the Antesup team are shaking their heads in sheer stupefaction after hearing about Nicky Power's move a minute ago...

He was on the big blind.  It folded to the small blind, Roland, who raised.  Nicky, announces, "All in."  The dealer mucks his hand.  No one notices; Nicky cups his hands in front of him.  The small blind mucks instantly and the pot is awarded to him, in the odd situation where neither player had any cards, and he'd made the last action. 

Tom Murphy:  "What a headcase."

A few quick chip counts:

Joe Rafferty -- 135k
Nicolai Kostakis -- 95k
Julian Adamson -- 190k
Marty Smyth -- 165k
Paul Dooley -- 410k
Peter Maughan -- 295k
Mick McCloskey -- 205k
David Barker -- 215k
BA Kildalen -- 140k
Glen McGabe -- 490k
Tommy Finneron -- 255k
Jerker Eriksson -- 205k
Roland de Wolfe -- 380k
Brian O'Keefe -- 420k
Terry McDaid -- 205k
Danny D'Borin -- 355k
Darrin Melwani -- 345k

Jules 'Hartwith' Adamson doubles up to around 210k:

All-in pre (it's pretty much the order of the day - we're not seeing hugely complex streets play) with Ahrt Jh against John Quinn's 4c 4s.
Flop:  2s Tc 3c  "No change," helps the announcer, as Jules is off his chair
Turn:  5h  Supporters materialise for the ex-blond as he looks on with the tension you might expect
River:  Jd  Cheer from the crowd (that sinking feeling for Quinn) as Jules starts circling his chair like dogs do before they go to sleep on something

In 27th place, winning €14,000 finishes BA Kildalen...

He pushed in at the first open opportunity (he had about 130k)  with what he said, when called, was Aces but was in fact Aspades 4d.  He got looked up by Ac Qs...

Board:  2s 7d Qd Ahrt Td.

Benjo says, "Like Jack Bauer would say, 'DAMMIT!'"

Outside tables:

Henric Carlsson -- 155k
Peter Maughan -- 285k
Thomas Finneran -- 285k
Darrin Mewlwani -- 485k
Marty Smyth -- 215k
Paul Dooley -- 370k
Mick McCloskey -- 210k
Nicky Power -- 190k

Danny B'Dorin -- 135k
David Barker -- 430k
Glen McGabe -- 445k
Brian O'Keefe -- 325k
Nicolai Kostakis -- 120k
Roland de Wolfe -- 590k
Julian Adamson -- 150k
Joe Rafferty -- 320k

The TV table is being switched around, so for the first time, full counts (thanks AWOP for noticing this golden opportunity while I was eating my third Creme Egg!

Bruce Yamron   238k
Jeremy O'Leary  92k
Danny McHugh   178k
Peter Eastgate    245k
John Quinn         267k
Paul Zimbler        418k
Bryan O'Connell    130k
Sorel Mizzi           450k

Unbelievably, I just spotted recent eliminatee Tim Flanders in the €1k.  Along with pretty much everyone else who didn't hop on the first flight home after Day One.  Paul Zimbler was looking for Dave Colclough in the break, but there's a sea of tables once more and I wished him luck in spotting him during the 10 mins left...

Meanwhile Jules Adamson has only 130k or so, and is planning on re-raising Roland.  A tricky proposition when he admitted Roland tended to have the goods.
"So you're saying de Wolfe is a luckbox?"  I pressed.
"Yes.  Yes he is."  replied Hartwith, whose flight home leaves in five minutes.

David Barker is OUT.

He moved all-in from under the gun with Kc Qs and was called by Jerker Eriksson in the big blind with 7c 7s.

Board = 7d 8h 4s 9d 9s

Mick McCloskey rides the Aces rollercoaster News Now:

Tom Finneran raised preflop and got a call from Mick in the big blind.  I figure this from the size of the pot when it all got in on the Ts 6d 6c flop.  Tom had the Ac As while Mick's Tc 9c looked to be in a bit of trouble.  It stayed that way; Tom doubled up leaving McCloskey with under 50k and a pretty instant push in.

This time he had the Ahrt Ac and big blind autocaller Carlsson had Tc 7s.  The board quickly double paired (Jacks and Deuces) and without the house split Mick is still in, hanging by thread...

Danny McHugh raises 35k pre-flop, Bruce Yamron calls from the blind.

Flop = 5d 3d 9s

All-in, called.

Danny = Ac Kh

Bruce = Qd Jd

Kc is a cracking Turn for Danny.

"Come on Danny!" cheer the Mayo Rail.

Danny looks apprehensive...

River = 2h

"Yeah!!!!!"

A huge roar from the McHugh fans!

Roland de Wolfe takes another scalp - this time racing out Joe Rafferty's Q-Q with his A-K.  Ridiculous lead increased...

Mick McCloskey is OUT.

He was short, but was still unfortunate to run into Kings.

Marty Smyth = Kc Kd

Mick McCloskey = Ad 2d

Board = 7d Jh 8c 2h 4s

Marty Smyth -- 370k
Darrin Melwani -- 220k
Henric Carlsson -- 100k
Sorel Mizzi -- 555k
Paul Zimbler -- 385k
John Quinn -- 285k
Peter Eastgate -- 310k
Danny McHugh -- 295k
Jeremy O'Leary -- 60k
Bruce Yamron -- 200k
Peter Maughan -- 250k
Thomas Finneran -- 325k
Nicky Power -- 510k

Hernic Carlsson is OUT.

Peter Maughan dealing the final blows.

A-9 v K-Q

Q-4-7-2-T board.

--------------

Thomas Finneron, one of the remaining Paddy Power qualifiers, has just doubled up off Peter Maughan who is retelling his tale of woe to Mike 'Lucky Blind' Lacey on the rail.

It was an unavoidable car crash I guess, with Peter finding Queens and raising it up pre-flop, before calling the all-in of Thomas, as pretty much every player on the planet would do at this stage

The board came a Queenless Th 4h 5h 2h Ts, and although Peter made a flush with the Qh, Thomas outdid him by one with the Kh.

As a result of this clash, Peter is now down to a meek 40k.

Jules Adamson Double Doubles:

Down to his last meagre 60k, he doubles up in successive hands to over 250k - no idea what the first one was but the second saw his Ac 9c all in against McCabe's Ad 8c.  He couldn't have been in much better shape, and with a 9s 3d 4s flop (running Queens filling the rest of the board) he was grinning as he found himself back in the game.

Redraw Break Over - here are the positions:

Table 1

Thomas Finneran -- 627,000
Nicky Power -- 487,000
Julian Adamson -- 230,000
Marty Smyth -- 345,000
Peter Eastgate -- 308,000
Peter Maughan -- 42,500
John Quinn -- 298,000
Jerker Eriksson -- 451,000
Brian O'Keefe -- 280,000

Table 2

Roland de Wolfe -- 1,470,000
Paul Zimbler -- 580,000
Darrin Melwani -- 200,000
Sorel Mizzi -- 432,000
Bruce Yamron -- 182,000
Danny McHugh -- 283,000
Glen McCabe -- 301,000
Paul Dooley -- 508,000

Last Longerest Dusk Till Dawner Paul Zimbler says he's like totally psyched (I paraphrase).  Chipped up (over 600k) and not too worried, as it turns out, at being sat right next to monster chip leader Roland.  He was comfortable on the TV table, playing a few hands which might get on TV - he says he pushed off five limpers with 9-9 from the big blind once, plus got the Aces, but re-raised too much preflop - he says he was hoping the overbet would tempt in a small pair...

Of his J-Q preflop call of a short stack's raise and subsequent push on the flop he is unrepentant - even though he was called by A-K and won by spiking a Jack, he reckons that pushing on a raggy flop was a good chance for him to win it...

As for his opponents, he rates young Canadian Sorel Mizzi highly, but is looking to get "me and Roland heads up." 

First hand back and we've lost one in Peter Peter Maughan.

All-in with Ahrt 8s, Peter runs into the Kh Ks of Julian Adamson, which holds up on a 5c Ts 9d Js Td board.

Roland raises it up to 60k, Darrin Melwani moves all-in and Roland calls.

Ad Jd vs. Ac 3s

Board = 5c 4s 8c 7s Qc

Melwani doubles through.

Jules Adamson loses one - to the highly popular fox O'Keefe:

Raising to 40k, O'Keefe called and they saw a 7-8-4 flop.  O'Keefe immediately moved in, forcing a pass (and show of 3d 3c) from Jules.
_________________________________

Roland's armour somewhat cracked:  He gets Glen McCabe all in (around 300k, which he called reasonably fast) with Qd Qc...Glen had Aspades Jh.
Flop:  Ac 8c 9s
Turn:  4s
River:  Ahrt

So the first big-pot outdraw of the chip leader - followed quite abruptly by his call of all-in Darrin Melwani, whose Ad Jd stayed in front of Roland's Ahrt 3h.  That was a smaller pot - I heard the announcer announce the figure 177k - but I wonder if the halt of his smooth rise to domination is tilting him ever so slightly...

Plus, I will feel bad if he destroys 1.5 mil in chips because I picked him and last time I did that, he said, "You bokked me in Dortmund."

Bruce Yamron is eliminated by Sorel Mizzi:

Missed the preflop action (they're on the TV table), but the heads up flop came Aspades Jc 7h.  Bruce Yamron moved in, call from Sorel, who held Ad 8d, now comfortably ahead of Yamron's Qd Qc...  The turn brought a Ts which prompted a rustle of "King..." from his supporters, but the rivered 9c knocked Bruce out and we are down to 15.

I join the action with the flop reading Ts 2d 2c, Marty Smthy having checked and with Jerker Eriksson betting 100k.

Marty Smyth dwells it up, counts out his chips and makes the call.

Turn = 9c

Marty checks, Jerker moves all-in and Marty calls instantly for his remaining 167k.

Jerker mucks before seeing the academic River.

"Great play," praises O'Keefe as Marty reveals Pocket Tens for the full house.

Jerker is furious with himself and his newly depleted 110k stack, but forces himself to tap the table nonetheless.

------------

The action's still thick and fast and it shouldn't take too long, but not unless they stop chopping pots up, the latest being an all-in clash between Danny McHugh and Paul Dooley, Aspades Ks vs. Ad Qd ending up in a split pot on a 4d 5s 8c 8d 5h board.

Possibly suffering the tilt effects, but not in a position to do much else, Jerker Eriksson moved in with 4s 4d and got a caller in Nicky Power with his Ac Kh.
The Kc 9h Qh 9c Ks board was pretty emphatic, so a disappointed Jerker Eriksson is suddenly on the rail, finishing 15th, winning €19,000...

Rough counts, as we approach the dinner break:

Tom Finneran 590k
Jules Adamson  210k
Nicky Power     630k
Marty Smyth    615k
Peter Eastgate  400k
John Quinn       305k
Brian O'Keefe    335k

Lost Mr 12th... John Quinn, who was unfortunate to run Jacks into the Kings of Peter Eastgate.

Kd 7c 2d Ks 3c


Chip counts courtesy of Paddy Power:

On The TV Table.

Seat 1: Roland De Wolfe: 950,500
Seat 2: Paul Zimbler: 365,500
Seat 3: Sorel Mizzi: 806,000
Seat 4: Danny McHugh: 219,000
Seat 5: Glen McCabe: 567,500
Seat 6: Paul Dooley: 950,500

Outer Table.

Seat 1: Thomas Finneran: 603,500
Seat 2: Julian Adamson: 182,000
Seat 3: Nicky Power: 618,500
Seat 4: Peter Eastgate: 766,500
Seat 5: Marty Smyth: 655,500
Seat 6: Brian O’Keefe 275,500

Julian Adamson is the first post-dinner exit and, as Neil 'I shot JR' Kelly comments, "It's a sick game, it's a sick game."

Peter Eastgate raises it up pre-flop, Julian Adamson pushed all-in and Peter made the obligatory call.

Peter = Ad 2d

Julian = Ahrt Jc

Flop = Kc 4h 3c

"Stick a 9 of clubs down, dealer," begs Julian.

Turn = 5s

River = 7s

----------------

Danny McHugh has doubled up, Ks Jh vs Paul Zimbler's Aspades Th

Board = 3c Qc 8h Jc 6d

Preflop battle between Tom Finneran, who started it by raising to 60k (blinds 10/20k), and Peter Eastgate, who re-raised out of the small blind, to 210k.  Back to Qualifier Tom, who announced "all-in" - it looks like he probably covered Eastgate, who went into the tank.  Eventually he passed, and got shown Ac 3c.  A bit of adrenaline fuelled chat from Tom, including "something-something-f***ing-something" which got an immediate warning from the TD. 

Paul Zimbler is OUT.

A-7 vs. Fours, no improvement.

-------------

A vastly supported Brian O'Keefe has doubled up, cracking Aces in the process. I couldn't get near the table to get the details as the audience had crashed the barrior and were swarming the table. I did hear the announcer say that Brian has Turned a flush draw and then Rivered the Flush, so it sounded like a painful one.

Word is out that we're talking about a 700k pot though, so a huge one for O'Keefe which he didn't hesitate to celebrate to the fullest.

Glen McGabe is OUT.

All-in on the feature table with A-9, Glen found himself in big doggy doo against Sorel Mizzi, the North American holding a seemingly formidable A-T on an A-T-3 Flop.

3 Turn and 8 River were no help and we lost our 10th man in Glen McGabe, who exited like a gentleman, shaking hands with all remaining players on that table.

Seat 1: Danny McHugh -- 690,000
Seat 2: Bryan O'Keefe -- 550,000
Seat 3: Sorel Mizzi -- 1,650,000
Seat 4: Peter Eastgate -- 250,000
Seat 5: Marty Smyth -- 700,000
Seat 6: Nicky Power -- 580,000
Seat 7: Thomas Finneron -- 930,000
Seat 8: Roland de Wolfe -- 510,000
Seat 9: Paul Dooley -- 1,000,000

Sorel Mizzi -- 1,650,000
Paul Dooley -- 1,000,000
Thomas Finneron -- 930,000
Marty Smyth -- 700,000
Danny McHugh -- 690,000
Nicky Power -- 580,000
Bryan O'Keefe -- 550,000
Roland de Wolfe -- 510,000
Peter Eastgate -- 250,000

And literally 30 seconds after I relieve Snoopy of his tedious "And then X nicked the blinds" watching - This Happened:

Short stacked Peter Eastgate (he's Danish, I believe) moved in, and found a re-raiser in Tom Finneran...a bit of a ruling about what constituted a raise for Roland (it's double the bet, not the raise here) later and they were on their backs:
Peter:  Ac 7d
Tom:  Ad Ks
Board came:  2c 5c 6c 6h Ts

SO Peter Eastgate finishes 9th, winning €35,000

And after a 10 minute break to move the final nine to the off-camera table, there's another one to move them back on the TV table.  Beautiful logistical control.

Courtesy of Paddy Power:

Sorel Mizzi -- 1,923,000
Thomas Finneran -- 1212,000
Paul Dooley -- 1,003,000
Roland De Wolfe -- 665,000
Danny McHugh -- 641,000
Marty Smith -- 591,000
Brian O’Keefe -- 534,000
Nicky Power -- 501,000

The seat order:

1: Danny McHugh
2: Brian O'Keefe
3: Sorel Mizzi
4: Marty Smyth
5: Nicky Power
6: Tom Finneran
7: Roland de Wolfe
8: Paul Dooley

Raise by Mizzi to 180k pre... It's his.
Paul Dooley makes it 90k pre... It's his.
Roland makes up the small blind, bb Dooley checks.  Flop:  Jc Aspades Th ch-ch  Turn: Tc ch-ch River:  7h  ch-ch  Roland shows Q-7.  "That's Sevens and Tens with an Ace," helpfully adds the commentator.

That's the sum total of all action which has occurred on the final thus far.  Hmm, taking a while, this.

Roland moves in preflop - everyone perks up - the other players fold - everyone calms down.  We've taken the unprecedented step of moving our mobile office (laptop, that is) on to one of the empty tables behind the TV set and just listening to the commentary.  It's a bit like reporting off a live recording of a radio show.

Oh, a re-raise from Paul Dooley: 210k over the top of Martyn Smyth... call, for what must be a good half his stack...we're wondering what's going on with that...
Flop:  6d Aspades 3d  Martyn announces all-in for 320k (ah, now I see) - and Paul takes a good few minutes before letting his hand go.

Preflop raiser                                No. of times he nicks the blinds

Paul Dooley                                                     I
Roland de Wolfe                                              I
Martyn Smyth                                                  II

I really wish I had some details which could spice this dry table up, but I don't.  Such is the nature of live reporting.

Nicky Power moves in for 342,000 over the top of Martyn Smyth's 80k preflop raise...

A long fold and Smyth showed 2s 2c.  Power reciprocated: 3d 3c...  took the pot and got some unidentifiable noises of support from the crowd.

Paul Dooley is OUT and becomes the 8th place finisher winning €50,000

A huge 1.3 million pot involving Dooley and Canadian whiz kid Sorel Mizzi, with all the chips flying in on a 9d 4h 2h Flop.

Dooley = 8h 7h

Mizzi = Ac 9s

"Deuce!" demands a member of the audience.

Turn = dangerous 8s

"Deuce!" he shouts again.

River = Ks

"Ship it!" he shouts.

Mizzi high fives his fellow North Americans as Dooley leaves to a huge roar of appreciation from the onlooking crowd.

With the exit of Dooley, Tom Finneran is reminded that he has won the PaddyLast qualifiers' last longer.  He'll be off to Vegas to play the WSOP Main Event courtesy of Paddy Power.  Nice.

We have a double up for Nicky Power to the delight of his fans who are whooping and hollering like crazymen.

Sorel Mizzi makes a standard raise of around 100k, Nicky Power (possibly a little fed up) pushes all-in for 447k and Sorel makes the call.

Nicky = Ad 7c

Sorel = Kh Qd

Board = 4h 5s 6c 3c Qc

End of Day Chip Counts:

Sorel Mizzi -- 2,855,000
Thomas Finneran -- 945,000
Nicky Power -- 864,000
Marty Smyth -- 845,000
Danny McHugh -- 803,000
Brian O'Keeffe -- 393,000
Roland de Wolfe -- 365,000

Rumour has it play restarts at 2pm...