I played against Roberto at the Apat a few weeks ago and he's clearly a very talented player and hoovers up chips like nobodies business.  The only question is whether he reigns in his aggression if he goes deep.  At apat he made a somewhat rash play on the ft  pushing with KQ UTG and got called by the only player who could bust him (the eventual winner Lee Mulligan) with AK. 

He seemed like a nice guy though and maybe he can keep the trophy in Wales!

Thanks Tony,

Although the result in the end wasn't what I hoped for,  the final table was definitely some of the most fun I've ever had with my clothes on!

Thanks for putting on a great tournament and hope to see you north of the border.

Cheers...Graham

Hi Lee,

Graham here...your 53 steal re-raiser!

First off, congrats on your victory, it was fully deserved.  You played with real heart and made a tremendous call with the Jack 10.  Some people said to me afterwards that they thought it was a poor call but I think you actually made a great read and had the courage of your convictions.  I actually had a feeling you
were going to call as soon as I pushed.

Agree with your sentiments about Mark, he's a very solid player and doesn't make many mistakes.  I also noticed he never hit the panic button when he got short-stacked, which is what you see a lot of players do. 

Anyway, best of luck in Dortmund.  I'm going to play the Edinburgh APAT if I can so hopefully see you up there.

Cheers...Graham