Grosvenor Southampton £1000 LIVE UPDATE

[Colchester Kev]

oooops sorry for bokking you Martin


its all yours now Jim

[Dewi_cool]

Has noflops, seen any flops and what is his Chip count, and please wish him all the best, ta

[Djinn]

I can't tell you how slow the mobile Internet card is down here. Well,  I can, it's not a secret or anything. In fact, I will, it's very very very slow. (stick a few more very's in there and we're still nowhere near).

I can't even send texts around here. Really weird, Southampton is a pretty well known place, but with none of my modern technology working, I feel like I'm in the middle of nowhere, which is all a bit worrying as I watched Deliverence last night. Aye carumba!

4 chippy counts for you:

Stuart Nash -- 23k
Irish Denis -- 16k
Camel -- 11k
Mike Magee -- 10k

Also, one more blondeite count. Noflopshomer has taken a small hit, and is now on 9.5k. He called a preflop raise from the big blind with K-J suited, and then bet out when he flopped the open ended straight draw. His opponent reraised, and noflops was forced to throw his draw away.

Blinds are now 200/400, 20 minutes on the clock. 30 players left with the average stack at 12k dead.

[Royal Flush]

Sigh.....

I can only describe my opponets play as moronic.

He was clearly the table muppet, on what was quite a tough table. He had done fishy things like made it 600 to go on 25-50 with JJ.....

Anyhow i limped  on the 7 handed table, a very tight player limped the button, Mike Magee completed from the SB and Mateyboy chekced in the BB.

The flop  lovely!!

Checked to me i bet 250, button calls, mike folds, bb raises 1000!

So to me, i want to take this fools chips before he gives them to someone else so i am not risking a scared card, i re-raise 3k more, the button swiftly folds and the BB announces all in!!

Crikey! I had 3200 back after having but 4350 into this pot, i know he could have 77 but like i say he is a fool so it was an auto call. He turned over his 

I expected A7 not a bloody flush draw!!! Anyhow before i could laugh at his call the had turned and followed by the off i went!

[Djinn]

oooops sorry for bokking you Martin


its all yours now Jim

Jim Reid has gotten quite a nice stack from somewhere in the last couple of levels - 25,000 or thereabouts- but Luke Smith just took a little pot away with a 700 bet in position on a raggy turned board...

R. Backstrom's sticky situations recur - flat calling under the gun, it looked like Ian Cox's all-in on the button for 6,500 may well have been seen, but eventually he passed leaving himself with around that number of chips.

A. Miles doubles a very short stack to a slightly less short stack with K 10 (I think) against Adrian Royle's A8 - King on the river and a little dent to Adrian's stack, but the difference between tournament life and death for Mr. Miles...

[Djinn]

-- Sheesh. I just snapped the best piccy of Stuart Nash looking cool (??) in his new hoody. Bah! Wish I could upload it.

-- Neil Fox (Not the ) -- 7k
-- Rick Galding -- 9.5k
-- Mukesh Morjaria -- 32k (chip-leader)
-- Noflopshomer (Chris Hall) -- 8.7k

-- And how about this for an eye-opening hand? Stuart 'Ronny Briggs' Nash raised preflop, Jim Reid called from the button. The rag rag Ace Ace rag board was checked all the way down. What did they show? Nash = A-Q, Reid = Q-Q. It was a trappy play (exceedingly so) rather than a same village move, but definitely an interesting one.

[Djinn]

W Daoud is OUT.

His eliminator was Mr Paul Traynor.

Daoud raised to 1.2k preflop (leaving 400 behind) with pocket nines. Traynor called from the big blind with J-7 suited.

Flop was a nasty one, J-K-Q... and Daoud is a gonna

[Djinn]

Noflopshomer has jumped up to a rather more comforting 14.9k. Yey!

Some prelfop action with Iain Abrahams shot the pot up to around the 5k mark. Abrahams checked the 6-5-J rainbow flop, leaving flopsy to take it down with a 2.3k bet.

[Djinn]

Denis O'Mahoney is OUT -

A pot suddenly spiralled into Big territory on an board - Denis check-raised 6,000 on top of 2,000, leaving a small percentage of both players' stacks behind, and got a call.  He didn't like the turn, and was grumbling even before he faced the all-in bet which he only just covered.  It looked like a bit of an angry call of annoyance as he saw the he knew was there, showing his hand: .

"I was ahead preflop..." replied the flushed Ace, but I don't think this was any consolation to Mr. O'M...

[Djinn]

Tony Adderley doubles up Mike Magee with J-J v K-Q, King on the flop. Mike raised from the button, Tony reraised, and Mike called all-in. (He only started the hand the 4.4k)

[bigalhx1]

good work jen & snoopy thank you

[Djinn]

Tony Adderley doubles up Mike Magee with J-J v K-Q, King on the flop. Mike raised from the button, Tony reraised, and Mike called all-in. (He only started the hand the 4.4k)

[Djinn]

Okay folks, hand of the day, and probably tournament, for you now.

All the chips move in on a flop of:



Antony Hughes = 

A Miles =

Iain Abrahams =

Miles is the shorstack, then Hughes, with Iain holding the most amount of chips.

Look set in stone with the Ace on the flop, but...

Turn =

River =

RIGGED!!!

It wouldn't happen online...


Soon after that Hughes made his exit with A-K v pocket fives. Five on the turn sealed the deal.


(ps. sry for the repeated posts, the card is playing tricks with my poor beagle head. grr)

[Dewi_cool]

88 miles in front then 

[danmonkey]

Okay folks, hand of the day, and probably tournament, for you now.

All the chips move in on a flop of:



Antony hughes = 

A Miles =

Iain Abrahams =

Miles is the shorstack, then Hughes, with Iain holding the most amount of chips.

Look set in stone with the Ace on the flop, but...

Turn =

River =

RIGGED!!!

It wouldn't happen online...


Soon after that Hughes made his exit with A-K v pocket fives. Five on the turn sealed the deal.


(ps. sry for the repeated posts, the card is playing tricks with my poor beagle head. grr)

It certainly wouldn't happen online.  Now if they were on trn/river then it might...