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http://www.gentingpoker.com/genting-poker-series/leg-2-2014-sheffield/

Day 1A takes place online at Gentingpoker.com and Dusktilldawnpoker.com, the starting stack and blind structure remains the same, the levels are reduced from 60 minutes to 24 minutes to reflect the increased quantity of hands dealt. It starts at 20:00 and runs for 10 levels. Please note that if you do qualify for Day 2 you will be expected to turn up at the hosting casino to continue to take part in the event

Day 1A Online will only start if their is a minimum of 20 players registered at the start of the tournament. The online Day 1A will allow 1 x Re-entry.

Main Event has Guaranteed Prize Pool of £125,000, and Guarantees first prize as £30,000

Not been before and website not too clear... What are the parking arrangements on site?

car park right next door to casino can get your ticket validated for free car parking

and in for this!

Cheers.

Make sure to read Jared Tendlers' book mental game of poker before utilising the lifts to the car park. Je-sus.

Also, to exit the car park, take the LEFT lane of the spiral otherwise you'll have to reverse the whole way back up.

Ask me how I know

Will punt online day 1s and maybe the friday. Revolver loaded.

And if your picken remember which floor you parked your car on. Thanks to him I've now been to every floor

Another question... Do i need to download Genting software to play sats and online day 1 or can i play it through DTD skin?

Day 1A takes place online at Gentingpoker.com and Dusktilldawnpoker.com

satellites too. news on those via dtd soon

Ha, this is the car park I always use and its both state of the art and completely fookin tilting. I've been both stuck in the lift and locked out of the car park because of faults.

Cheers, thanks

Get the train it's less hassle than the car park.

Genting Poker Series Sheffield - Leg 2
GUARANTEES

Main Event = £125,000

£75 Side Event = £5,000

£150 Side Event = £10,000

£25 Side Event = £2,500


How many people on here have qualified, intending to qualify or will buy in?

let us know please

won a sat,playing the £75 side event then day 1c.Looking forward to this.

Super Satellites

Thursday 6th March 8pm = 5 seats guaranteed

Sunday 9th March 8pm = 5 seats guaranteed

Monday 10th March 8pm = 15 seats guaranteed

Tuesday 11th March 8pm = 15 seats guaranteed

Wednesdayday 12th March 8pm = 10 seats guaranteed


Online Day 1A

Wednesday 12th March at 8pm


All of the above can be played on DTD Poker

Qualify via Dusk Till Dawn for the GPS Sheffield and earn the following Final Table bonuses just for wearing a patch.

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Satellites

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All the details of Skalie's tour for Sheffield next week are on

http://www.dusktilldawnpoker.com/news/skalies-tour---gps-sheffield/2408

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15 SEATS GTD TONIGHT

http://www.dusktilldawnpoker.com/news/skalies-tour---gps-sheffield/2408

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Saw the 15 seat GTD last night made 20 seats.

Anyone get one?

Who is going up to Sheffield to play this week?


Another 15 seat GTD tonight, which you can play on DTD Poker

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Tonight Day1a Online

Wed, 12th March    £420 + £20 NLHE Main Event Day 1A Online    £125,000    20:00    3 Days    25000    24mins

Also Satellites, on DTDPoker

Wed    12-Mar    8pm    2 hrs LR    £50+£5    10 Seats GTD    £4,400    20    10,000    12 Mins

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Matt Davenport took the whole field out with 1.6 Million Chips

SimonDTD got second. Isn't that Deadman?

no, Higgins

GentingPokerSeries ‏@GPSeries 2m

Can we just confirm that Matt Davenport hasn’t got 1.6 million chips from the Online Day 1A. The tournament has to finish and have a winner


ie you need to draw a line under the tournament at the end of day one online, fromw hich point it continues (set up by ipoker that way)

On FB Rich, but bit of a strange one

Not really, the tournament plays out to a finish online, hence someone gets all the chips

The chip counts taken forward are those from the end of the line day one, some levels previous

If i see the counts posted up I will copy them across

Chip leader had around 145k . it just put us all in every hand to finish it

Yes Cerri, 146k just ended up on screen with the lot as comp online finishes like that

lol so why are you posting he's got 1.6m  when you know why and saying its strange?

mountain out of a molehill.

just reporting what was on fb, apologies over confusion

Can anyone confirm the start time today? Lobby says midday but online on the gps site says 1pm. I'm very confident its one but its for my dad.

dont ask me, cant do right from wrong.

Thurs, 13th March    #2B    £400 + £40 NLHE Main Event Day 1B    £125,000    13:00    3 Days    25000    60mins


1pm

GPS Sheffield Online Day 1A Chip Counts
 
Richard Kellett 149,400
 Dean Clay 133,200
 Harprit Gurnam 114,800
 Andrew Cowl 114,700
 Ceri Rees 107,500
 Matthew Davenport 107,300
 Yucel Eminoglu 105,100
 Mark Cullumbine 104,800
 Mark Armstrong 91,200
 Adam Wilkinson 88,200
 Michael Howard 85,200
 Chris Johnson 83,600
 Simon Higgins 79,600
 Adam Roberts 68,100
 Mark Dyson 55,200
 Chris Cancelliere 49,300
 Ben Dobson 37,200
 Paul Jenkinson 26,500

Me  ;cheerleader;


Playing the £75 tonight & the ME tomorrow.

FT of the sidey  ;woohoo;

End of Day 1b chip Counts

Terry Owens 250000
Steve Devine 200000
Dan Charlton 192700
Jack Allen 186800
Faisal Shabbir 173800
Andrew Hulme 163600
Richard Edmonson 125500
John Picket 124900
Dtellovl Gvenaovi 116400
Brian Yates 115000
Vincent Powell 103900
Arkadiusz Marguardt 100700
LD Coore 96400
Sin Melin 86500
James Clarke 86400
Martin Parsons 85100
Alex Heim 83700
Jack Sandford 83100
Wasim Akhtar 78000
Waheed Ashraf 77700
Harish Sahnan 72600
Chinese Frankie 67300
Steve Warburton 63600
Kenny Billups 62900
Balbinder Sigh 55900
Osh Vaughn 54300
Simon Trumper 53800
Adam Forsyth 46500
Simon Deadman 44600
Will Hayes 43700
James Gardner 33300
Haoran Cai 31000

Wowzer, well done Tom!

Chopped it 4 ways for £1150 each.  :)up

Nice touch Tom

Good Lord!

Well done Tom, you must be chuffed to bits.

Same again the the Main, now, please.

well done, Tom

I'll let Jenny Agutter know

How do these things happen?

Just shows, anyone can win at poker.

Great result, don't know why I avoided joining Team Tom so long. 

Good luck!

Congrats Thomas.

End of Day Two Chip Counts

Ali Mallu 1100000
Richard Kellett 979000
Gabriel Tuna 855000
Steve Warburton 837000
Jasvir Sidhu 753000
Neil Ryder 732000
Brian Yates 554000
Ashley Locker 550000
Dan Hawksworth 468000
Martin Frey 459000
Clive Underwood 436000
Charles Akadiri 403000
Richard Edmondson 361000
James Parker 350000
Andrew Hulme 332000
Matt Davenport 311000
Steve Devine 235000
Nishid Hindocha 218000
Vincent Powell 195000
Rana Gurnam 185000
Dean Clay 183000

The Sheffield final table is currently in mid-Malluing

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http://www.gentingpoker.com/genting-poker-series/leg-2-2014-sheffield/

"We have a more than worthy winner in James Parker who lives in South Africa and will be taking the trophy home.

A great turnout here as 400 entries turned out to create a prizepool of £160,000.

Today we had 21 hopefuls coming back all with their eyes on the first place prize of £35,000 and that trophy!! Ali Mallu led the troops into battle with a huge stack of just over 1.1million.

There were fireworks early on as The Mallu was in 5th gear, full steam ahead as he Mallu’d a few players out the door. Richard Cotton was the most unfortunate player to have his Kings smashed by the 5-3 of Ali who rivered the straight.

Mallu went into the final as the chip daddy and didn’t slow down, just putting constant pressure on the other players.

Gabriel was the first player to be eliminated from the final. Holding pocket tens he got it all in vs Ali Mallu who had K-J. Gabriel flopped a set but Ali hit runner runner for broadway, He took home £3,205 for his 9th place finish, but was obviously disappointed.

Steve Devine would be the eighth placed finisher who got involved in a huge pot with Kellett, snapping him off on the turn of 8—4—3—J. Unfortunately for Steve, Kellett had Kings. The Sheffield local left in eighth for £4,720.

In 7th we lost Charles Akadiri who yesterday was all in on the bubble. Charles got short on the final, forced to shove with 7-6 and was looked up by Steve Warburton holding A-9. Charles couldn’t get there despite flopping a straight draw and would leave £6,205 richer.

Dean Clay was the man to bust in 6th place. All in with pocket threes against the A-10 of Ashley Locker. Ashley flopped an Ace and that would mean Dean would head to the cashier desk for his cheque of £7,950.

Then the sickest hand of the final table. Ali Mallu moves in and Steve Warburton called off his 1 mil stack. Ali would table the mighty 5-2 against the 8-8 of Warbs. A two on the flop and a 5 on the river would give Ali two pair. Steve would finish 5th for £10,490. Another great performance.

Four handed the play was quite with not a lot happening. This went on for an hour or so. Then Ashley Locker called off his stack with K-J and ran into the A-10 of Ali. Ashley flopped a Jack, but an Ace on the turn would award Ali the pot. Ashley would head to the cashiers desk to collect his £13,335.

The players went for a break three handed, when they returned a deal had been done…
Ali Mallu - £31,425
Kellett - £24,855
James Parker - £22,120

Ali had 75% of the chips and rightly took most of the money. The players then decided to play bingo poker, getting it in hand after hand, which Ali couldn’t seem to win. He left in third place but was more than happy with his performance. A one of a kind entertainer.

When we got to heads up play the players were quite level and decided to play it properly. It was very even and swingy until one key hand where James rivered a flush against the flopped set of Kellett. There was no way back then and eventually the last of Kelletts chips went in with A-7 against the A-K of James. Who would fade a seven to be handed the trophy. "

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