EPT Warsaw: Day 1A - At A Glance

[snoopy1239]

The wonderfully named Dennis Plejdrup Kobbero has doubled up without too much bother, getting it in with Ah-Ts vs the -9s of Thomas Mathisen. -6s-Ac-5s-8 was pretty emphatic.

Mathisen still remains one of the chip leaders with 52,525

The same two people have just clashed again, and for a second time it's Dennis who comes out on top, calling an all-in re-raise from Thomas' A-K with A-Q and asking for a Queen to arrive, which duly obliged on the Flop.

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Some chip counts I thought you might be interested in:

Priyan De Mel -- 15,950
Jeff Buffenbarger -- 5,150
Karl Mahrenholz -- 22,050
Dave Colclough -- 8,675
Stefan Thomas -- 48,275
Ken Lennaard -- 16,275
Jim Kerrigan -- 28,900
Henning Granstad -- 53,275
Johnny Lodden -- 6,975

[snoopy1239]

Jan Sjavik is either the most confident player in the world, or he's OUT and on the rail. I think it's the latter.

[NoflopsHomer]

Jeff Buffenburger and El Blondie are both OUT.

Jeff made his swansong with 6-6 and hit trips but ran into a flush.


Didn't catch Dave's exit but he did the slit throat thing which means either he was out or he has a new job as a contract killer and has to go perform his first 'hit'.

[snoopy1239]

Nasty exit for Ken Lennaard now.

Ken made his move with A-Q from the big blind after the initial raiser had made it 1.7k and Sondre Sagstuen had smooth called in the small.

Ken managed to get rid of (if that is indeed what he wanted) the original aggressor, but not Norwegian Sonde somehow managed to find a call for most of his chips with . Talk about a gamblor, it was several k more after all!

A bemused Ken turned over his , only to see it outdone on the Turn in squeamish circumstances with the board reading .

[NoflopsHomer]

Incidentally, Henning is chip leader I believe with around 70k.

And breaking news, Johnny Lodden is OUT, he pushed with A-7, found two callers in Mads Andersen and Ramzi Jelassi, Ramzi then bet the A-x-x board getting Mads to fold either Queens or Jacks we think. Ramzi held A-K and the case ace came on the river, but no 7 to save Lodden.

[snoopy1239]

As we move into the final five minutes of the day, I nipped in for a few final chip counts:

Karl Mahrenholz -- 15,900
Mark Secher Petersen -- 22,800
Tom Osman -- 63,100
Ramzi Jelassi -- 56,700
Simon Young -- 11,400
Jim Kerrigan -- 43,000
Patric Martensson -- 46,200
Sondre Sagstuen -- 25,900
Priyan De Mel -- 12,500
Andreas Hoivold -- 43,200
Henning Granstad -- 65,300
Denis Plejdrup -- 17,200
Patrice Boudec -- 13,000
Thomas Mathisen -- 59,100
Tim Gillig -- 13,900

Gunnar Osterbrod exited right near the end at the hands of R Sanchez, A-7 vs. A-A in the blinds.

[NoflopsHomer]

Ok that's everything then. We'll restart once again for Day 1B at 2pm (1pm GMT). Chip counts will be coming later we reckon and we'll put them on this thread when we get them.