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Title: Poker on Channel 5 Tonight. Post by: Tonji on March 15, 2006, 03:58:30 PM 11.45 tonight on 5. Partypoker.com European Open. Does not say what year this was, any ideas?
Title: Re: Poker on Channel 5 Tonight. Post by: raab11 on March 15, 2006, 04:08:17 PM ive been watchin its pretty recent Title: Re: Poker on Channel 5 Tonight. Post by: Sark79 on March 15, 2006, 04:12:05 PM this year i think
Title: Re: Poker on Channel 5 Tonight. Post by: lvlarc_uk on March 15, 2006, 05:12:50 PM Yea it's been on for about 2 months now. Final should be soon.
Title: Re: Poker on Channel 5 Tonight. Post by: Tonji on March 15, 2006, 05:40:27 PM Cheers, I've never noticed poker on Channel 5. Will try & catch it tonight.
Title: Re: Poker on Channel 5 Tonight. Post by: bolt pp on March 16, 2006, 05:49:53 AM has it only been two months.
I've started to forget what life was like before this farce of a tourney started. when you've got players like roy brindley and dave ulliot comparing it to a crapshoot you might as well turn over and watch newsnight Title: Re: Poker on Channel 5 Tonight. Post by: BigTomatoes on March 16, 2006, 07:53:54 AM el blondie had a lucky escape last night on the show. all in with 55 against AJ flop - A x x turn 5 ;karabiner; Title: Re: Poker on Channel 5 Tonight. Post by: Geist on March 16, 2006, 08:02:07 PM el blondie had a lucky escape last night on the show. all in with 55 against AJ flop - A x x turn 5 ;karabiner; Looked like he was out when the flop hit. Think at one point think Jesse said DC had survived 29 allins over the 2 heats was in. Shame they never had heart monitors on ;) Title: Re: Poker on Channel 5 Tonight. Post by: ZenTaff on March 17, 2006, 12:22:33 AM has it only been two months. I've started to forget what life was like before this farce of a tourney started. when you've got players like roy brindley and dave ulliot comparing it to a crapshoot you might as well turn over and watch newsnight Yeah I agree. I'll tune in to see how El Blondie does in the final, but it's awful stuff most of the time. Brindley took a couple of brutal beats to go out in his heat, and Ulliott just looked as if he was totally sick of playing these six-handed TV things. He moved all-in with K3 because he was pretty short-stacked and a guy called for about half his own stack with pocket fours - while there were still six players left at the table. It's as if everyone thinks he's trying to make a move on them these days, to the point where he can't even make value bets either. "He must've figured me for two higher cards, so why would he want to risk doubling me up?" is what he said to Jesse afterwards. |