Amsterdam Master Classics: Day Three - Interactive

[Djinn]

Play has resumed - 33 players remaining, average chips 104,500.  I worked that out in my head.

[totalise]

number 2

1.75m Euro prize pool with 54 runners for 5k, id go for that all day long, even with a short stack

[snoopy1239]

F Jacobsen -- 134,100
M Neuteboom -- 66,500
T Watson -- 46,100
J Ariaans -- 109,100
M Vlek -- 188,000
Thierry Ven Der Wel -- 112,100
Andreas Hagen -- 199,800
D Bertelsen -- 26,100
JJ Hazan -- 129,000
Ross Boatman -- 46,500
Devilfish -- 45,500
V Sevo -- 50,000
Sverre Sundbo -- 238,900
D Makowsky -- 65,300
Michael Steiger -- 74,700
Jerome Bradpiece -- 189,400
Surinder Sunar -- 28,600
David Kitai -- 66,000
J Van Hoof -- 139,200
David Finney -- 38,100
Jan Sjoavik -- 159,400
Sigi Stockinger -- 65,900
Alexander Kusmin -- 20,700
Jan Meiyer -- 114,600
Rolf Slotboom -- 99,700
Jan Boubli -- 150,100
Keith Hawkins -- 197,100

[Longy]

Number 2 without question, i like turbos as well.

[Djinn]

Short stack Alexander Kuzmin makes a stand, re-raising Jan Sjavik to 20,300 preflop.  Unsurprisingly, he gets a call - Jan has .  But Alexander has -
The board comes - and "all in stays in." 

[boldie]

number 2

1.75m Euro prize pool with 54 runners for 5k, id go for that all day long, even with a short stack

don't get me wrong....I'd play it..but I'd prefer the first option

[snoopy1239]

Paul Parker said he'd go for number two every time.

[snoopy1239]

We have an all-in, and it's Jan Sjovik, who finaled in London, versus Jan Meijer. Aces v Tens, A-6-6 Flop and Meijer is OUT.

[Djinn]

Pictures, courtesy of the spare batteries which Snoopy was smart enough to bring...

JJ, in a permanently good mood, which is nice to see.  He was mulling over the possibilities of 'gingerpoker.com' last time I talked to him.

[Djinn]

Pan camera right, and neighbour Ross Boatman, slightly less smiley (and in focus, sorry).  JJ looked to remedy this, saying, "Shall I tickle his knee?"  But the surprise factor would have been lessened through forewarning, I feel.

[poker_bob]

update please!! good luck to the camel, he's due

[Djinn]

Chip leader through most of today, Jerome Bradpiece, looking like he might be in disguise.  Despite losing that big pot to a (now very chirpy) Sverre, he's still in good shape.

[snoopy1239]

The blinds are 1,500 and 3,000 with an average stack of 104,000

[Djinn]

Daniel Bertelsen moves in under the gun (30k -ish).  It folds to big blind Andreas Hagen who passes quickly, showing .  "The first card was an Ace," he remarks in case people didn't recognise it.  JJ pipes up, "I was very, very tempted..."  Going to ask him what he had.

[snoopy1239]

Andreas Hagen raises to 9k, JJ Hazan makes it 25 from the button.

Flop =

Hagen checks, Hazan moves all-in for around 100k.

"Will you show me if I fold," inquires Hagen.

"You just make your decision and do whatever you feel is right," replies a calm Hazam.

And indeed, Hagen did fold.