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snoopy1239
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Re: Bolton GPT: Final - At A Glance
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January 14, 2007, 09:18:25 PM »
- - Inexplicable break - -
Chip counts gathered during it:
Damon D'Cruz 73k
Karl Mahrenholz 467k
Ian Nelson 136k
Greg Howard 224k
Praz Bansi 583k
Ray Wyre 81k
Alan Henson 368k
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Re: Bolton GPT: Final - At A Glance
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January 14, 2007, 09:24:33 PM »
Action recommences:
Karl raises preflop and wins the blinds.
Ray raises on the button to 37k, Damon moves in - CALL
Damon shows
Ray shows:
Flop:
Turn:
River:
So we have a quick post-break near-elimination, while Damon plays his second hand of the
year
Final.
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January 14, 2007, 09:33:47 PM »
The next hand, and Ray Wyre is of course all in for something like 2k, b.b. Karl checks after Alan makes the call preflop.
Flop:
Karl checks and Alan checks
Turn:
check-check
River:
Karl shows K-T which is good against all-in Ray's Queen-high, so
Ray Wyre
is the
7th
place finisher, winning
£7,900
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January 14, 2007, 09:45:11 PM »
Jon Raab lets us know that the series will be reaching us in August, after the end of Big Brother, so if you want to program your video...
Reaching the end of this level, and Alan Hansen raises preflop to 36k - big blind Karl calls.
Flop:
Karl checks, Alan gives a short stare and a chew of his gum and bets 36k. Karl raises to 90k total. This prompts a countdown from Alan, and a lengthy think...and the hole card twitch makes us think it's going to be a pass...and it is - he shows J-J. Karl may have taken the chip lead with this one.
As the blinds are raised to 8k/16k, ante 2k, I return control of the horizontal and the vertical to Snoopy...
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January 14, 2007, 10:15:18 PM »
Ian takes a chunk of chips off Praz with two pair, Aces and Queens... I was getting food for the desperate updaters who have discovered that noodles are available at the bar and energy is required for the maintaining of consciousness...
Anyway, Damon D'Cruz on the button moves in and Karl and Ian think about it...
Karl counts the chips and has a stare into the smiling face of Damon but thinks better of it, and he's got another set of blinds. Low-stacked for days, and it looks like he's picking his spots well. As Nik says, "The survival instincts of a panther."
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January 14, 2007, 10:23:22 PM »
Karl raises preflop on the button and Greg Howard re-raises from the big blind...good idea. Greg gets it.
Damon raises to 36k, Praz pushes in - Damon calls!
Damon shows:
Praz shows:
Flop:
Turn:
River:
Praz is in chip trouble now (comparatively), as Damon gets his third double up...
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January 14, 2007, 10:52:57 PM »
Bit of a Prazathon at the moment, he seems to be playing everything hand.
Ian Nelson and Praz see a Flop of
Both check and then Praz bets 16k on the
Turn, to which Ian responds by smooth calling.
River =
Once again, Praz makes a bet, this time 20k, and Ian calls instantly with
.
Praz takes the pot with
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January 14, 2007, 11:12:53 PM »
So, revised counts:
Damon D'Cruz 222k
Karl Mahrenholz 714k
Ian Nelson 178k
Greg Howard 180k
Praz Bansi 531k
Alan Henson 207k
Greg Howard is a friendly guy - apparently he's not been playing forever like some of the finalists, but has had quite a bit of online success after deciding to take up the game...look him up if you want more. Anyway, he bet on himself £20 each way at 125-1 so he's considering this a win-win situation, being on the final and all.
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January 14, 2007, 11:22:35 PM »
Damon D'Cruz raises on the button - it works and 42k in blinds goes to him.
Praz raises to 50k, in what passes for early position when you're six-handed. Alan Henson re-raises all in, next to speak. Back round to Praz, who takes his time on every decision, but has made so many good ones this tournament that we accept it. Call for the extra 120kish.
Praz shows:
Alan shows:
Flop:
Turn:
River:
And with three pair Praz Bansi eliminates
Alan Henson
in
6th
place for a prize of
£10,800
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January 14, 2007, 11:53:36 PM »
Damon D'Cruz has moved all-in...
with...
He's been called!!!
= Greg
Board =
And the Lutonian Bulldozer doubles up... again!!!
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January 14, 2007, 11:57:58 PM »
And Damon D'Cruz has moved all-in yet again!!! And been called again!
Damon =
Praz =
Which means...
Damon D'Cruz
is OUT and becomes the
5th
place finisher winning
£13,800
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January 15, 2007, 12:14:48 AM »
Quote from: snoopy1239 on January 15, 2007, 12:10:27 AM
Ian has moved all-in...
It's only 34k, so Karl Marhrenholz is pretty much obliged to call from the big blind.
Karl =
Ian =
Something for everyone on the flop.
Turn =
River =
He must have alligator blood! Double up for Nelson, but he's still painfully short.
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January 15, 2007, 12:20:30 AM »
Big cheer from the Scousers present as Ian Nelson finds that crucial second double up!
All-in versus the
of Greg Howard, Ian Nelson's
found 8 more outs as the
Flop hit the felt.
Turn =
Deep breath...
River =
... and Nelson hit a pair to stay in the comp.
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January 15, 2007, 12:25:58 AM »
A hand plays out in record time, now, with Karl raising preflop to 90k, Greg Howard moves all in, looking for the double back with
. Karl calls sharpish with
...
Flop:
with an anticlimactic
turn and river so that means that...
Greg Howard
finishes in
4th
place, winning
£17,700
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January 15, 2007, 12:30:31 AM »
Ian Nelson is now becoming a big threat in this competition as he enjoys yet another double up, this time courtesy of Praz Bansi who moved sll-in with
.
Ian must have been terribly short chipped as he managed to find a call with
, somehow finding himself in a rather fortunate coinflip situation.
And it worked out for him too as the Flop gave him a lovely two pair.
High fives and lots of clench fists, but it wasn't over just yet, not only could Praz hit his set, but he now had a threatening flush draw as the Turn brought the
.
But it didn't quite happen with the
River and Praz takes a slight knock.
Now the Scouse fans are starting to get excited!
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