Amsterdam Master Classics: Day Three - Interactive

[snoopy1239]

 

[byronkincaid]

Ship it to The Camel

Holla

[moritzey]

recovered from the early morning coffee?

[snoopy1239]

Table 15:

Jan Boubli -- 81,700
Mark Vronsky -- 66,100
Jorrit van Hoof -- 146,900
David Kitai -- 85,500
Jonathan Fhal -- 124,500
J Koops -- 33,400
Paul Parker -- 12,700
S Pevzner -- 112,800
S Riviere -- 79,700

Table 14:

Y Shenkman -- 39,800
Edgar Skjervold -- 25,300
JJ Hazan -- 108,000
Mattias Steiger -- 98,900
S Hosen -- 20,900
Mike Magee -- 64,000
T Watson -- 35,700
Andreas Hagen -- 104,600
Dave Finney -- 38,400

Table 19:

J Petersen -- 46,400
A Jalali Sousan Abadi -- 112,300
Jan Pieter Postmus -- 51,000
Barny Boatman -- 45,100
M Neuteboom -- 33,400
Alexander Kuzmin -- 37,700
G de Werd -- 18,100
Dennis Plejdrup -- 37,200
M Vlek -- 75,400

Table 20:

Wim van Leeuwen -- 42,000
Gilles Haddad -- 6,300
Jan Sjavik -- 122,500
Sigi Stockinger -- 37,400
Mark Bolliger -- 32,900
Jan Maarten Meijer -- 79,600
Rolf Slotboom -- 64,900
Balazs Biri -- 99,600
Keith Hawkins -- 186,000

Table 23:

Vlado Sevo -- 59,200
Sverre Sundbo -- 92,600
D Makowsky -- 21,000
Michael Keiner -- 42,000
Jerome Bradpiece -- 156,800
H Kakoun -- 48,400
Surinder Sunar -- 62,200
Bruno Fitoussi -- 29,800
Erich Kollmann -- 76,200

Table 37:

Thierry vd Berg -- 92,100
F Galytska -- 18,700
Daniel Smits Bertelsen -- 74,200
Jos Ariaans -- 55,600
Ross Boatman -- 48,700
Frank Gersby -- 64,700
Heinrich Liebling -- 31,800
Manuel Cuberos -- 23,500
Dave Ulliot -- 71,600

[snoopy1239]

1st -- €690,000
2nd -- €345,000
3rd -- €172,500
4th -- €112,125
5th -- €86,250
6th -- €60,375
7th -- €43,125
8th -- €34,500
9th -- €25,875
10th -- €20,700
11th -- €20,700
12th -- €20,700
13th -- €17,250
14th -- €17,250
15th -- €17,250
16th -- €13,800
17th -- €13,800
18th -- €13,800

[boldie]

have a good day snoops..can't wait for these updates.

I would wish the Camel the best of luck but if I do that'd be the kiss of death for him (although I do hope he takes it down)..so best of luck to Rolf in that case...who's my second choice out of the remaining players.

[charmaine]

Good luck keith  be great to see oyu win this 

[snoopy1239]

As expected, we have some early casualties.

First to drop is Frenchman, Gilles Haddad, who looked down to see one Ace, shoved his 6k in, only to run into A-Q. His other card was a 6, which failed to pair.

And then, hendon mobber, Barny Boatman ran Kings into Nines.

Finally, it also appeared as though Norseman, Edgar Skjervold, was a gonna due to his suspiciously vacant seat, but on second glance he has been moved to the feature table with Rolf Slotboom, Keith Hawkins and Sigi Stockinger.

Paul Parker is still plugging away, although they remain very short stacked.

[snoopy1239]

Edgar Skjervold is OUT.

A-J vs. the Queens of Rolf Slotboom.

Queen on the Flop was emphatic.

[boldie]

Edgar Skjervold is OUT.

A-J vs. the Queens of Rolf Slotboom.

Queen on the Flop was emphatic.

nice going Rolf!

[Royal Flush]

Matt Tyler and Paul Parker are still pluggin away, although they remain very short stacked.

Tell Paul not to get carried away, still plenty of time to wait for the big hands!

[snoopy1239]

And indeed here is Rolf, pictured playing on the TV table, with his newly obtained stack - very uniquely stacked too.

Some of you may alos spot his patented tic-tacs on top of his stack, he assures me that many people know him as the 'Tic Tac Man' due to this bizarre routine.

Aah well, I guess there are worse nicknames. Plus, he's always going to have minty fresh breath.

[Djinn]

Unsurprisingly, perhaps, Rolf Slotboom gets to be on TV, with The Camel, no less.  It seems the Dutch hierarchy goes:  Marcel, Rolf, er... oh, Rob Hollink.  But he's not in.

The €200 rebuy tournament is running simultaneously - quite a lot of British players are in that, or hovering as alternates.  Apparently, the way they sort out the alternate draw is everyone who signs up drops their card in a hat, and the order of alternates is pulled out of that.  None of this first come first served stuff. 

[snoopy1239]

Matt Tyler and Paul Parker are still pluggin away, although they remain very short stacked.

Tell Paul not to get carried away, still plenty of time to wait for the big hands!

Paul and I both agreed that he should wait until heads up on the final table before playing his first hand of the week.

[Colchester Kev]

Good luck to Mister 'Awkins, Mister Parker & Mister Tyler.