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ImMrChip was the quite superb winner of the $300 PLHE 5 Gold Rings festival comp last night on Blue Square

In the face of not altogether un-partisan railbirding and a big chip disadvantage to Tikay when HU started and just 1,000 chips earlier on the final table he eventually triumphed after an hour long battle with Tikay

Rather strangely in the face of the karaoke and the noises off he followed our advice and joined Blonde

Well done that man! 

 :hello: ImMrChip, well played last night and welcome to blonde  :)up

Welcome to the world of Blonde. Have fun - and well done against Tikay! :respect:

Thanks for the welcome TightEnd, Dewi and Suffolk.
 I'll let you into a little secret I had chat turned off for most of the heads up,the chat was pretty amusing but was effecting my concentration which is pretty limited at the best of times!! It was a great game which has left me feeling a little wabbit (weary for those who don't know the Scottish slang) today given my advancing years ;tk;
Its not just Tikay who's past it :D
Anyway I am delighted to have joined u guys and will now feel less of an outsider.  Think I'll be singing for quite a while after that result.:dd:.

I knew you could do it

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Welcome MrChip.

Congrats on your result yesterday - VN indeed!!

 :hello: :hello: :hello: MrChip, very well played last night. I have watched you from afar on Blue Square and have played you on a couple of occasions so I know you to be a decent player and from my home town too  :respect:

WELCOME  ;letsparty;

Let us know if you have a ring for sale.

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Welcome mrchip, well done last night, 1k to 86k is something special

You crack me up rotflmfao

p.s. the bluesquare report describes RED as "barking mad" hehehehe

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where on ebay can I find it?

Welcome ImMrChip.

Well done last night - with the blonde Barmy Army in full voice, it must have felt like you against the rest of the world. A terrific game by you Sir, & I applaud you. 4 handed, you were low-stack, 3 handed you were low stack, & I started the Heads-Up with a big lead, too. There were no bad beats, & no excuses, you did me fair & square.

I was, I must say, amused in a black humour kinda way by the hand where the flop came 2-2-4, & I had 5-3, & prayed for an A or 6. My prayers were answered when THE perfect card hit, the A, BINGO! And we merrily shovelled the chips in as fast as we could, & I'm thinking YES, until you turned over 2-4 - I nearly fainted!

The only blot on your record - I gather you are a Scot?.......

Take care man. I feel I've made yet another new friend on blonde.

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Well what can i say, your comments have all been very generous and welcome.
I can assure you that i will not be selling the ring, not the first one anyway :)up
P.S Any advice on how to play Omaha before 8.30 tonight would be most welcome :dontask:

Tony, what a final session that was, back and forth like nobodys business, thought it was never going to end. My favourite hand was your worst, the full house 2's and 4's on the flop, worked out well for me when you made the st8, it's what makes it such a great game, although in this instance I guess you don't think so!!
Have been reading up on you today and pretty impressive reading it made. Your comments are greatly appreciated.
Our paths will cross again sometime, if you don't mention I'm a Scot I won't mention you are English ;)
Take care and good luck

Nice result Tony ..

It was a tremendoyus Heads-Up battle, epic almost. Simon Nowab, no fool at Heads-Up - he was runner-up in The World Heads-Up Event this year - texted me to say it was "a fascinating struggle, the best I have ever watched online", praise indeed.

THAT hand? That's what makes Poker SO much fun. Both of us thought we were trapping the other, & me praying for a card which, if I had but realised, I did NOT wanna hit! Magic stufff, & I was not "hurt" or upset about it one iota - I just laughed to myself - out loud in fact - at the magic of how these things happen in Poker. Some folks see these things as bad beats, but this was not, this was the magic of Poker. Though, strictly speaking, I went in with the best hand - I had the monster 5-3, you had the puny 2-4 - you were a WHOLE spot behind.......

blonde is a lovely place, & I think you will feel at home here. We take our poker seriously, but we handle defeat, & bad beats, with dignity & humour. Almost without exception, EVERY blondeite enjoys seeing their fellow blondes do well - that Railbirding by the blonde Barmy Army happens EVERY night, to ANY blonde who is running well in an onnline comp, & it happens in Live Poker, too. Try & catch one of our Live Updates - you will see what we mean! It is a truly LOVELY feeling to have all those guys cheering you on, & you are one of us now, so your turn will come, I promise. If you run deep in ANY online comp - $2 or $2,000 - put a quick post up "PRO REQUIRED NOW" & they will all be there, cheering you on, Karoake singing, the lot. They are all utterly mad, of course.

The only shame is your comment about my being English.

I'm sorry, ImMrChip, but here is your first...... :redcard: And here's another.... :redcard: Now, watch your lip, & remember that we own Scotland. Some HORRENDOUIS forfeits have been paid on blonde by various Scots & English, so be careful what you say.....

Maureen - thanks! xx

Welcome aboard Mr Chip, Prepare yourself for the hours upon hours that you will spend on here, It really is an addictive place... Have fun :)

Hello MrChips  :hello:

ignore the redcards mrchips its tikays bitterness in knowing scotland is far superior to englandshire