Amsterdam Master Classics: Day Three - Interactive

[Mbuna]

Poker School Online

[snoopy1239]

Poker School Online

Okay, it's not a problem as long as you aren't copying and pasting the content, but I don't understand why you'd ask now rather than beforehand.

You could always link them into blonde to increase our viewers rather than passing the info across. If it's a matter of translation, then I'd appreciate it if blonde were credited in some way, if only as a friendly gesture.

I hope that doesn't seem too arsey, but Jen and I work very hard to provide this information.

Thanks for letting us know though.

[quantify]

rolf teaching now that wud be interesting to watch.................................... great communication skills

[Mbuna]

Thanks, I only started tonight, just passed the info on and only thought to ask a little later.

I will post a credit on the PSO forum.

Didnt think it arsey atall, its PSO who get arsey about links (which is why i posted a few updates in the pso forum in the first place.


Cheers

[snoopy1239]

Exciting stuff here in Amsterdam!

But that's enough about the hookers, there's been another double up, and again it's Jerome Bradpiece, who appears to be involved in every pot under the sun.

All pre-flop, he moved all-in for around 120k with A-Q only to be called from the button by Hazan and his Nines.

Flop =

Turn =

River = As

And for this very moment, the chap in the cap is the happiest man in the building.

[Djinn]

Noise:  JJ shouting "NINE!"

Reason for it:  JJ raised preflop to 25k with , Sverre pushed in over the top for about 140k in total.  Call.  Sverre has .
The Nine was the crucial card in bringing a straight for JJ Hazan, and knocking the Norseman out in 13th place.  It looks like JJ has been his calling nemesis - no escape there and a very disheartened looking Sverre is moping around the press room.

[snoopy1239]

rolf teaching now that wud be interesting to watch.................................... great communication skills

not a fan?

[Karabiner]

Allez le chameau as they say in Europe 

[quantify]

lets say we had words lol

[snoopy1239]

I join the action with Jerome Bradpiece (yep, him again  ) deep in the think tank.

Jan Sjavik is all-in and the Flop is

According to my reliable source, the action went thus:

Jan raised to 25k pre-flop and Jerome flat called from the button.

Jan bet 20k on the Flop, Jerome made it 75k and Jan moved all-in for about 95k more.

Jerome eventually made the call with A-J, but found himself up against Pocket Cowboys.

Two blanks on the Turn and River and the pot goes to the plucky Norwegian.

[Djinn]

Jan Boubli doubles up with a no-nonsense hit-a-flush-on-the-flop kind of hand (all in pre, though).  I just missed the chip count from that table, however, as I was sidetracked by relating a conversation I just had with a very excitable Mike Tse, whose 9% in the form of Jerome Bradpiece has made a remarkable comeback from around 50k...

[snoopy1239]

11 players remaining.

2 two go till they end the day's play.

Blinds are currently 4,000 and 8,000 with a running ante of 1,000.

[Djinn]

Jan Boubli doubles up with a no-nonsense hit-a-flush-on-the-flop kind of hand (all in pre, though).  I just missed the chip count from that table, however, as I was sidetracked by relating a conversation I just had with a very excitable Mike Tse, whose 9% in the form of Jerome Bradpiece has made a remarkable comeback from around 50k...

Apart from that last hand.  I now re-award the remarkable comeback status to Jan Sjavik.  Ahem.

[CelticGeezeer]

Kom op het schip van de Kameel het

[snoopy1239]

It's all go here, double ups everywhere.

The next one comes from Table Camel and resulted in a yelp of delight, hands raised, from Frenchman Jonathan Fahl, thankfull without a bang of the table.

It all went in on the flop, but it was Jorrit van Hoof who made the initial pre-flop raise, only to receive two callers in Fahl and Jerome who were sitting in the small and big blind respectively.

The Flop came , Fahl bet out 60k, Bradpiece folded and Jorrit re-raised. Fahl moved all-in and Jorrit called.

Jorrit =

Fahl =

Monsters, eh?

Turn =

River =

"I can't believe he stuck all those chips in on a flush draw," commented a shocked Mel Judah.