Grosvenor Southampton £1000 LIVE UPDATE

[Jim-D]

Good luck to flopsy!

Agreed!!!

Bring it home that man.

[Djinn]

Chippy counts from Table 2:

Mukesh Morjaria -- 21.5k
A Miles -- 19.8k
Paul Traynor -- 13.5k
Chris Hall -- 21k
Ian Jolly -- 7.2k
Jim Reid -- 35.2k
Adrian Royle -- 33.5k
Stuart Nash -- 23.5k

[Royal Flush]

unlucky flushie,but you will have the chance to get your own back in a 20 pound rebuy,tony adderley is one of the most regular players at your new local cardroom,the rendeauvoux.

oh dont worry m8 i will be!!!!!!

You coming on tuesday?

I find it funny he got outdrawn, mwahahaha

[Djinn]

We're down to 15.

Walid Khalil is OUT.

He moved his shortstack in with the most welcome (except for 1) of starting hands, pocket cowboys (yeeeeehaaaaa)

But he wasn't doing too much yeeeeehaaaaaaing after The Camel mad the call (from the blinds, surely) with A-2, rivering a straight on an 8-K-T-J-Q board.

Ouuuuuuuuuuuuuuuch!

I believe they call that runner runner runner runner.

[Jim-D]

Aaaaaaayyyyyyyaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrr Camel!!!!

[Djinn]

Boy oh boy, it's all kicked off big stylee,

2 exits for you now...

First to bite the dust is Jack Strauss lookalikey Ian Jolly. Jolly raised preflop with , Adrian Royce called from late position with .

Jolly moved his shortstack in on a , but he failed to scare off Royce who made the call.

The created some false hope, and the river confirmed his car-park fate.


Soon after, it was the leathery jackety Mr Iain Abrahams whose Q-T was no match for Ian Cox's A-J.

It was a battle of the blinds encounter with Abrahams making it 3.6k from the small blind. Cox moved all-in and, with several k still behind him, he opted for the gamble. Alas, the 9-4-A-5-3 didn't repay what some may call his testicular fortitude. I'd call it a slight case of fruit loopiness.

[Djinn]

Some second hand news for you now, which, on occassions, sometimes means that it lacking those all important details.

So, to put it simply...

Chris 'noflopshomer' Hall is up to 30k after having a full house paid off.

Gooooooooooooooooooooooooooo flopsy!!!

[Jim-D]

Some second hand news for you now, which, on occassions, sometimes means that it lacking those all important details.

So, to put it simply...

Chris 'noflopshomer' Hall is up to 30k after having a full house paid off.

Gooooooooooooooooooooooooooo flopsy!!!

SWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEETTTTTTT

[Jim-D]

How can Homer be playing and yet still be viewing this thread??

[Dewi_cool]

Can you please tell noflops that he is a   please

[Djinn]

Jen is currently in the thick of the action collating a few hands to treat you with.

Meanhwhile, I'm gonna head off for a number 2.

While I'm bidding farewell to Ertha, let's hear your support for noflopshomer.

[GlasgowBandit]

Best of luck to Homer!!!!

[Djinn]

Snoopy makes it sound like I'm battling through hordes of crowd and diligently following every raise and fold, but actually I have to quietly applaud him for keeping me just about energised as I am running on a pretty empty sleep tank at the moment - you know when any semblance of a daily routine has disappeared completely from your life, and you wake up and go to sleep pretty much at unpredictable times?  Well, today I woke up at 2:30am...

But enough drowsiness - here are some hands! 

A. Miles is OUT -
Not one of the larger stacks about, Mr. Miles hit the flop after calling a small raise (from Adrian Royle) in the blind.  But Royle was sitting on , and when he got all the chips in the middle there was no escape (well, not after the and followed once they were on their backs).

Faud Serhan is OUT -
Moving in with A10, he eventually found a caller in bluesquare qualifier Nick Jenkins, with AJ.  Although the pot looked like it was heading for division with the board coming A K 8 8 the Jack on the river eliminated the 11th place finisher and now we're at that special time.....


BUBBLE TIME


P.S.  Nick Jenkins wouldn't be in the position to be taking players out if he hadn't doubled through off the Camel in the following hand... he called a chunky raise from Keith and then had to ponder when on the flop he faced a quick all-in.  He called with an unlikely , which stayed good against the Camel's .

[RED-DOG]

Good luck guys, I'm looking forward to some propper updates for a change.

My picks for the final are

Noflopshomer
Dennis O'Mahoney
James Reid

[tikay]

Go Floppy!