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Topic: The William Hill Grand Prix II @ The Broadway - Birmingham (Read 59276 times)
The Camel
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Re: The William Hill Grand Prix II @ The Broadway - Birmingham
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Reply #150 on:
September 28, 2006, 03:31:59 AM »
Lucy obviouslly picked up some sort of tell.
For goodness sakes he was totally at it...
I've seen Lucy make some fantastic calls with very weak holdings...she went with her read and nearly got it right.
She is right far more times than she's wrong.
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Chili
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Re: The William Hill Grand Prix II @ The Broadway - Birmingham
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September 28, 2006, 03:46:01 AM »
13 left. OUT is Ian Foster and just this second - Dave Smith. Dave was down to 35k and pushed all in with
but Woodley woke up with
and sent Dave packing.
Ian on 125K.
Blinds are 4,000 / 8,000 with 10 minutes left at this level.
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Re: The William Hill Grand Prix II @ The Broadway - Birmingham
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September 28, 2006, 03:48:57 AM »
well i was on lucys table as i have been many times i m not sure if she s good or bad,if any 1 else play the same way they r bad but she gets away with it 4 me i like her in my table i think she has been good in past maybe game s different now so please puy her on my table any time lol
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Re: The William Hill Grand Prix II @ The Broadway - Birmingham
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September 28, 2006, 03:51:32 AM »
Quote from: Chili on September 28, 2006, 03:25:43 AM
Quote from: Slick Kid on September 28, 2006, 02:31:31 AM
Chilli u should not have reported that as u have just put her reputation down the toilet amongst the BLONDE ARMY. Ah well it was good whilst it lasted Lucy.
It was not Chili that reported it - it was me - tikay.
I reported the hand as played.
I have the utmost respect for Lucy, as a player, and a friend.
I did not understand the play, but the Lady is an awesome player, & we must all respect & acknowledge that.
Tikay mate l know your the big daddy on here, and l respect u as lve played and watched u play a few times, BUT l have my own opinions and dont have to respect anyone that u tell me too.
That was A CRAP CALL, whoever puts their chips in first there, with position should take that pot down which yer man had. I 've only been plaing 7 months, but if l'm making calls like that in 6 months, nevermind 25 yrs l want someone to give me a kicking and dump me in a ditch.
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Chili
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Re: The William Hill Grand Prix II @ The Broadway - Birmingham
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September 28, 2006, 03:53:39 AM »
I go back out and we loose another 2 players. Paul Jackson (A Q) disposed of Rob Stevens (8 10) double suited PJ said. Then Kev O'Connell knocked out Dino Constantinou. Hand for hand now and as soon we are down to 10 I will try and get all the chip counts.
So 11 left.
Looong night ahead!!
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Re: The William Hill Grand Prix II @ The Broadway - Birmingham
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September 28, 2006, 03:57:49 AM »
Good luck to Paul, maybe his night?
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The Camel
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Re: The William Hill Grand Prix II @ The Broadway - Birmingham
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September 28, 2006, 03:59:08 AM »
Quote from: Slick Kid on September 28, 2006, 03:51:32 AM
Quote from: Chili on September 28, 2006, 03:25:43 AM
Quote from: Slick Kid on September 28, 2006, 02:31:31 AM
Chilli u should not have reported that as u have just put her reputation down the toilet amongst the BLONDE ARMY. Ah well it was good whilst it lasted Lucy.
It was not Chili that reported it - it was me - tikay.
I reported the hand as played.
I have the utmost respect for Lucy, as a player, and a friend.
I did not understand the play, but the Lady is an awesome player, & we must all respect & acknowledge that.
Tikay mate l know your the big daddy on here, and l respect u as lve played and watched u play a few times, BUT l have my own opinions and dont have to respect anyone that u tell me too.
That was A CRAP CALL, whoever puts their chips in first there, with position should take that pot down which yer man had. I 've only been plaing 7 months, but if l'm making calls like that in 6 months, nevermind 25 yrs l want someone to give me a kicking and dump me in a ditch.
Perhaps this reply when you have no idea of the context of the hand proves without doubt if you play for another 100 years you will never be as good as Lucy.
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Chili
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Re: The William Hill Grand Prix II @ The Broadway - Birmingham
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September 28, 2006, 04:05:16 AM »
We have a Final. The unlucky bubble was K Chowdry (not too unlucky because they all did a £500 off the top deal for 11th and £120 to the staff.). Adrian Bates raised, Chowdry went all in and Ali Mallu (again) went all in. On their backs:
Chowdry
Bates
Mallu
Board was
. Bates took down about 100k but Alli actually made 100 chips from Chowdry's all in. MMMm
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Re: The William Hill Grand Prix II @ The Broadway - Birmingham
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September 28, 2006, 04:07:31 AM »
Quote from: The Camel on September 28, 2006, 03:59:08 AM
Quote from: Slick Kid on September 28, 2006, 03:51:32 AM
Quote from: Chili on September 28, 2006, 03:25:43 AM
Quote from: Slick Kid on September 28, 2006, 02:31:31 AM
Chilli u should not have reported that as u have just put her reputation down the toilet amongst the BLONDE ARMY. Ah well it was good whilst it lasted Lucy.
It was not Chili that reported it - it was me - tikay.
I reported the hand as played.
I have the utmost respect for Lucy, as a player, and a friend.
I did not understand the play, but the Lady is an awesome player, & we must all respect & acknowledge that.
Tikay mate l know your the big daddy on here, and l respect u as lve played and watched u play a few times, BUT l have my own opinions and dont have to respect anyone that u tell me too.
That was A CRAP CALL, whoever puts their chips in first there, with position should take that pot down which yer man had. I 've only been plaing 7 months, but if l'm making calls like that in 6 months, nevermind 25 yrs l want someone to give me a kicking and dump me in a ditch.
Perhaps this reply when you have no idea of the context of the hand proves without doubt if you play for another 100 years you will never be as good as Lucy.
Camel in another year l will be better than LUCY ever was and thats not taking the piss. Play has moved on abit and the old guard results will die out more and more in the next few years. I don't have to prove my ability to anyone on this forum as l improve every time l play. I think your ego has clouded your reply, something quiet common in English Poker players.
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Royal Flush
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Re: The William Hill Grand Prix II @ The Broadway - Birmingham
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September 28, 2006, 04:08:11 AM »
I don't mean to be funny but has Lucy been around on the circuit for the last couple of years? her last recorded cash was Feb 2005 for €4700 in a €1k event. She picked up $8k in Jan 05 in a $2k US event. She got her buyin back on the ladbrokes cruise Oct 2004.
She of course won a Vic event in Oct 2004 for £50k, but since then nothing. Does she not play these events anymore? Has she moved online?
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Chili
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Re: The William Hill Grand Prix II @ The Broadway - Birmingham
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September 28, 2006, 04:09:00 AM »
The prize money again:
£36,600 is confirmed, so......
10th £920
9th £1,100
8th £1,460
7th £1,830
6th £2,200
5th £2,560
4th £2,930
3rd £3,660
2nd £7,320
And the winner is entitled to £12,000, being £6,000 in cash, AND the all-important (& very last) seat (valued at £6,000) for this year's William Hill Grand Prix.
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Re: The William Hill Grand Prix II @ The Broadway - Birmingham
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September 28, 2006, 04:11:00 AM »
Quote from: Chili on September 28, 2006, 04:09:00 AM
The prize money again:
£36,600 is confirmed, so......
10th £920
9th £1,100
8th £1,460
7th £1,830
6th £2,200
5th £2,560
4th £2,930
3rd £3,660
2nd £7,320
And the winner is entitled to £12,000, being £6,000 in cash, AND the all-important (& very last) seat (valued at £6,000) for this year's William Hill Grand Prix.
How come 4th gets more than 9th, has the Broadway not taken the APAT structures on board?
JOKE!!!!!!
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Chili
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Re: The William Hill Grand Prix II @ The Broadway - Birmingham
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September 28, 2006, 04:15:23 AM »
Our Final Table is....., (in Seat Order)
ActionJack 137,000
A Bates 160,000
Ali Mallu 222,000
J Clements 51,700
Bill Harding 52,100
P Hallan 47,600
Kev O'Connell 138,000
Marcus Bebb-Jones 114,100
Ian Woodley 88,700
David Leicester 67,900
Play has commenced. The clock has been reduced to 15 minutes to ensure the Final finishes before closing time.
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The Camel
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Re: The William Hill Grand Prix II @ The Broadway - Birmingham
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Reply #163 on:
September 28, 2006, 04:15:44 AM »
Quote from: Slick Kid on September 28, 2006, 04:07:31 AM
Quote from: The Camel on September 28, 2006, 03:59:08 AM
Quote from: Slick Kid on September 28, 2006, 03:51:32 AM
Quote from: Chili on September 28, 2006, 03:25:43 AM
Quote from: Slick Kid on September 28, 2006, 02:31:31 AM
Chilli u should not have reported that as u have just put her reputation down the toilet amongst the BLONDE ARMY. Ah well it was good whilst it lasted Lucy.
It was not Chili that reported it - it was me - tikay.
I reported the hand as played.
I have the utmost respect for Lucy, as a player, and a friend.
I did not understand the play, but the Lady is an awesome player, & we must all respect & acknowledge that.
Tikay mate l know your the big daddy on here, and l respect u as lve played and watched u play a few times, BUT l have my own opinions and dont have to respect anyone that u tell me too.
That was A CRAP CALL, whoever puts their chips in first there, with position should take that pot down which yer man had. I 've only been plaing 7 months, but if l'm making calls like that in 6 months, nevermind 25 yrs l want someone to give me a kicking and dump me in a ditch.
Perhaps this reply when you have no idea of the context of the hand proves without doubt if you play for another 100 years you will never be as good as Lucy.
Camel in another year l will be better than LUCY ever was and thats not taking the piss. Play has moved on abit and the old guard results will die out more and more in the next few years. I don't have to prove my ability to anyone on this forum as l improve every time l play. I think your ego has clouded your reply, something quiet common in English Poker players.
How exactly has ego clouded my reply?
I'm not the one claiming I will be better player than Lucy. In fact I know she's a better player than me.
Your ego is quite astounding Sir.
I wiould love to set up a heads up match between you and Lucy, but unfortuantely she has some class and wouldn't stoop to playing you just to prove your words are nonsense.
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robyong
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Re: The William Hill Grand Prix II @ The Broadway - Birmingham
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September 28, 2006, 04:15:59 AM »
What a great comp and turnout. Updates are great Chilli. Please wish Action "The Plodder" Jackson some luck. Not sure about these comments about Lucy Rocache, personally I think she is a very good player who is very brave in all situations, whether calling or raising. She has not been playing as many events over last couple of years, which would account for her lack of results, I don't actually know her that well personally. In Barry Greensteins book "Ace on the river", he descibes her as "probabaly the best NL hold'em female player in the world." She would have had a good reason to make this call, I am sure of that.
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