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« Reply #30 on: October 18, 2007, 10:58:05 PM »

Julian Thew is currently on 18k or thereabouts. I grab a quick chat with him and he tells me "It's not gone entirely to plan but I'm just glad to be here. It's a good table actually...", Julian hinting he sees some value at the table...

...but probably not in the form of Jerome Bradpiece whose chipstack has fluctuated so rapidly, he looks as if he is trying to grab Julian's coveted "yo-yo" title off him. Jerome is currently on 11k or so...

Meanwhile, tragic news for Redbull, who had built his stack up to the 40k mark before making a stand against an aggressive opponent with AK, only to run into the Kings of Billy Ngo for a 60k pot. An Ace on the flop left Billy hunting a one out (The flop was also all hearts with Redbull holding the decreasing the outdraw possibilities) but the final K in the deck unfortunately popped out and Redbull is left nursing a much smaller stack of 12- 13k. Still workable...jsut....but it must have been tough to see that King. One card away from the chip lead in the competition. That's poker folks.

In other developments George Hepburn 'slim99slim' has been on life support for a while so no surprise when he shipped his stack of 5,300 into the middle UTG. All folded to the button who made the call and the big blind showed a pained expression before folding.

Slim showed 7 7, and his opponent AQ.

The flop came ......and slim put his coat on ready to leave before the river came................

A BLANK...well no in fact it came.......

........a 7! Yes George spiked the river for a timely, double up + set of blinds and antes. He's still relatively short but at least he has a shot....I can hear all you 2.5%ers out there cheering and cracking open a few of these...



UPDATE: I've just heard Julian has lost a big pot and is now very short....he did tell me before i left "Let the raping and pillaging begin" but looks like he's the one who has had his valuables pinched and trousers pulled down. Still, it's too early to write off Julian as we all know...
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« Reply #31 on: October 18, 2007, 11:01:43 PM »

Here are the Full Counts from the end of Level Six (again, a little on the not-current side, but still give you an idea of who the front runners and bottom lurkers are):

Callow, Kim -- 65700
Ringe, G -- 51000
Ogunmakinwa, Jamil -- 44900
Omahoney, Denis   -- 43800
Pavlou, M -- 41900
Yilmaz, Huseyin   -- 41350
Grech, Joseph -- 40975
Fletcher, Michael -- 40250
Rokach, Lucy -- 40000
Rathbone, John   -- 37800
Koumi, Joseph -- 36650
Boyle, Alan -- 35850
Shellum, Jason   -- 33050
Jones, Iwan -- 30325
Hogg, S   -- 30300
Taunton, Kevin   -- 30200
Goodman, Gary -- 28175
Macit, Ergun -- 27975
Sareen, Anooj -- 27700
Ullah, Ibrahim   -- 27500
Lock, Owen -- 25900
Gurnam, H -- 25675
Thew, Julian -- 25275
Mohammed, Barkatul Hassan -- 24900
Herron, Mike -- 24600
Simpson, Terry   -- 24575
Linton, Peter james -- 24500
Hicks, Nichiei   -- 23475
Bointon, Mark -- 23375
Kabbaj, John -- 22675
Scullion, Alex   -- 22325
Herbert, Ian -- 22075
Nawab, Maz -- 21575
Mulla, Reyaaz -- 21550
Smurfit, Peter   -- 21525
Ford, Zachary -- 20500
Richard Herbert   -- 20200
Bracey, Johnel   -- 20200
Rudd, Daniel -- 19850
Lalvani, Nirbhay -- 19825
Bradpiece, Jerome -- 19375
Hayes, M -- 19375
Mccloskey, Michael -- 19125
Ngo, Billy -- 18600
Shantra, Mark -- 18375
Annan, George -- 17425
Waresh, Michael   -- 16500
Keown, John -- 15925
Trimby, Michael   -- 15650
Poulengeris, Antonis -- 15075
Davies, Gary -- 14975
Dwyer, John -- 14500
Green, Martin -- 12475
Cox, Ian -- 12225
Ozkarapinar, D   -- 12075
Kourosh, Nikkhahe -- 11050
Lee, Nathan -- 10950
Libertini, Martino -- 10725
Hepburn, George   -- 10575
Guy, David -- 10125
Campbell, Leon   -- 9175
Martin, Jonathan -- 9050
Nowab, Simon -- 7925
Kennedy, S -- 7450
Nagrecha, N -- 7275
Mcdonald, George -- 7025
Lalvani, Nirbhay -- 7025
Milbey, David -- 6100
Tung, Man Kit -- 2050
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« Reply #32 on: October 18, 2007, 11:12:38 PM »

Monster pot of the Tournament!*

A crowd gathered as Billy 'The Kid' Ngo stood up to contemplate what could be a very large call...  The board: , with the Six having come on the turn.  There was already over 20k in the pot, and now it looks as though his opponent, Barkatul Hassan Mohammed had raised all-in, or shoved if it had been checked to him.  To call: 27k, most of Billy's stack.  He went for the Full Dwell, standing up, actual head scratching, some sighing, saying, "That was the perfect flop for me..." eventually calling the clock on himself.  The countdown started....thirty seconds....ten seconds...five...four...three, "I call!" shouted Ngo suddenly:
He showed:
Mohammed showed:

And Billy Ngo was drawing dead to the river and is now down to just 8k (Nick Hicks, his neighbour, lamented having lost a huge pot to Ngo earlier...)



*Day 1C, actually viewed by me - please do not be offended if you were involved in a bigger pot and it went unannounced. 
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« Reply #33 on: October 18, 2007, 11:20:42 PM »

In a horror few minutes for blondeite fans it appears the wheels have fallen fully off both for Thewy and Redbull...

Thewy, after having his stack cut severely earlier looks like he went for the blinds with KJ but ran into AQ and couldn't hit this time and exits after a good effort...Bad luck Julian.

And details of Redbull's hand are unavailable at the moment but he will no doubt be upset that he couldn't capitalise on his great position mid tournament. Nonetheless he played a good game and gave himself a shot...

50 players remain, the average is 31400

and the blinds are a whopping

400 800 with 75 ante now as soon as the short break ends...
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« Reply #34 on: October 18, 2007, 11:30:54 PM »

Iwan Jones, with his under-average 21,725, has still been putting his chips to aggressive use.  With a raise to 2,100, and a call, he made it 7,100 to go on the button and was rewarded with some folding and some unchallenged chips.  He flashed the as he mucked.  "I didn't want to show them the Five of diamonds," he said, which could mean that he couldn't actually have shown another Five if he'd wanted to.  But let's believe him.

Meanwhile Kim Callow has found his left hand side neighbour Jamil Ogunmakinwa has built up a tidy stack of his own.  Just now in a blind vs. blind confrontation, Callow raised preflop and Ogunmakinwa called.  The flop came - when Callow bet out 1,600, he was quickly raised to 8,000.  A bit of a dwell, and he passed face up - and was shown for his trouble.
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« Reply #35 on: October 18, 2007, 11:38:08 PM »

Tablemates....
Joe Grech -- 40k
Lucy Rokach -- 48k
John Kabbaj -- 35k
Nirbhay Lalvani -- 58k

Also:
Jerome Bradpiece -- 5,500
G. Ringe -- 66,000
Jonathan Martin -- 16,000



Joe Grech, taking it easy for all us sinners...

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« Reply #36 on: October 19, 2007, 12:10:50 AM »

Tablemates....
Joe Grech -- 40k
Lucy Rokach -- 48k
John Kabbaj -- 35k
Nirbhay Lalvani -- 58k


This is indeed the table of death at the moment, not made any easier by the presence of Ian "Purple Patch" Cox.

As I watch the table, I see John Kabbaj raising from the cutoff to 2.5k. Nirbhay Lalvani, the man with the strangely patterned hoody calls on the button and both blinds fold.

The flop comes . Check, check. turn. Check, bet 4k......call by John.

River .

Check, check.

Nirbhay turns over JJ which is good for the 15k pot whilst John Kabbaj had 88 i do beleive.

20 minutes of the level remain with 48 players remaining and an average stack of 32k.
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« Reply #37 on: October 19, 2007, 12:22:28 AM »

With just 20 minutes left on the Day 1C clock - we lose George 'slim' Hepburn:  He moved all in over the top of Terry Simpson's preflop raise with his very short 12k or so and - but Simpson beat him into the pot as he held .  A Ten-high board full (but not full enough for a chop) of hearts meant that the league winner's run comes to an end so close to the end of the day.  Still cheerful, he headed to the rail, saying, "It was time to double up, get some chips for tomorrow, or go home," and words to that effect.
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« Reply #38 on: October 19, 2007, 12:30:14 AM »

When play ends in a few minutes we will be rushing off to see if we can still get some kind of handy public transport home - so full proper counts will come when they are emailed to us, as per usual.  But to tide you over, here are a few counted roughly right before the end of play:

Ian Herbert -- 28,300
Iwan Jones -- 46,600
Kim Callow -- 55,000
Martin Green -- 20,000
Joe Koumi -- 39,200
Joe Grech -- 25,000
Lucy Rokach -- 63,000
Huseyin Yilmaz -- 51,500
S. Hogg -- 37,000
Daniel Rudd -- 38,000
G. Ringe -- 62,600
Jan Brevik -- 100,000
Mick Fletcher -- 54,000
Jonathan Martin -- 36,000
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« Reply #39 on: October 19, 2007, 03:13:12 AM »

Yilmaz, Huseyin   78625
Rokach, Lucy   70800
Fletcher, Michael   70700
Rudd, Daniel   68675
Mulla, Reyaaz   68250
Rathbone, John   60525
Koumi, Joseph   58550
Hayes, M   58275
Callow, Kim   57825
Ogunmakinwa, Jamil   57600
Ringe, G   54625
Poulengeris, Antonis   53475
Simpson, Terry   43900
Sareen, Anooj   41800
Herbert, Richard   40675
Zeb, Zaheer   37925
Nikkhahe, K   35725
Boyle, Alan   34400
Herbert, Ian   33225
Green, Martin   32375
Bracey, Johnel   31350
Linton, Peter james   30250
Kabbaj, John   29975
Cox, Ian   27975
Pavlou, M   27000
Martin, Jonathan   26625
Herron, Mike   25625
Taunton, Kevin   23875
Jones, Iwan   23225
Shantra, Mark   21525
Scullion, Alex   21025
Hogg, S   19325
Macit, Ergun   18875
Shellum, Jason   15575
Omahoney, Denis   14400
Grech, Joseph   12450
Dwyer, John   11975
Trimby, Michael   11000
Lock, Owen   10150
Gurnam, H   9675
Libertini, Martino   7325
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