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Poker Forums / Live Tournament Updates / Re: BlueSq.com GUKPT Brighton: Final Day
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on: January 18, 2009, 10:15:18 PM
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A rare threeway pot between Nick, James and Andreas    Checked around.  It's checked to James who bets 100k. Andreas makes it 230k and Nick folds.  James thinks and then calls.  Andreas checks and James moves all-in. The Norwegian folds fairly speedily to screams from the rail once more from the Sudworth fans who go wild with cries of "Nice one, James" and "Fold your fucking bluff!!!"[ ] very classy [ ] this will have norwegians flocking to play the next gukpt [ ] andreas deserves this [X] great updates I believe this was Craig Brignall who might just have had a few pints too many and acted a bit too boisterous. What scum !!! Can they not be chucked out? I was supporting James initially but if the rail is reflective of him then I can only say 1 thing. SMASH EM ANDREAS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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Poker Forums / Live Tournament Updates / Re: WPT $25,000 Final: Day 5 - Interactive
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on: April 27, 2007, 12:39:04 PM
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I don't know how to break this to you...so I'll just tell the story, my soon-to-be-sad Europeans still up at this hour. Mike Wattel raised preflop to 420k, flat called by Paul Lee.* It got round to Thomas Wahlroos in the big blind, who just shoved. All in. For 4.4 mil. Mike got out of the way quickly, but Paul Lee called - a hush fell over the audience. Paul Lee showed   Thomas Wahlroos showed   Flop:    We wonder - will another flush propel the risky Finn to the chip lead? Turn:  River:  Suddenly, it's all over - Thomas Wahlroos finishes in 7th place for $278,465*Rumour has it, Paul Lee told the Gutshot that he'd been doing this 'tell' for a good long while. When he had rubbish or marginal calling hands he'd place his cards on one side, passing every time to a re-raise. When he had strong hands he was ready to call/ re-raise with the cards went elsewhere. He said that this time, the cards went in the 'filth' position but he was ready to call a squeezy raise from Wahlroos. The call with A-Q seems pretty brave but he'd already decided to go for it. No idea whether this is likely to have had any effect at all (we're not actually sat at the table) but it's a good story.  I was worried when I saw Thomas describe that tell on the wpt video blog. *sigh* I'm not European, but my sadness is truly profound for our Eggman. My love will not waiver, I'll sweat him again next time.  (oops, that lil' dude isn't sweating is he? Whatever, same diff...  ) Do tell us more... Where does this obsession with The Eggman originate and where are you from? Good Lord, am I obsessed? I'll have to check my hardware. I'm not sure when Mr Wahlroos first registered on my radar, I think it was someone blogging about how obnoxious he was being... not sure which tourney that was... always love a bad boy... then heard he's such a nice guy and gentleman, oooh contradictions, how compelling... plus he's a cutey, plus that scandie poker aggression is so fun (well until it kills you on the bubble anyway) ...I'm an American... I think that covers your inquiries, ta for now! Are you telepathic or something ? It seemed every time Snoops posted about egg face you were straight in? |
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