Bolton GPT: Final - Interactive

[MoodyRiver]

I interviewed Paul Parker for Poker 425. Here's an extract.

"What is your greatest achievement in Poker, Paul?"

"Survining in the top flight for 20 years, without a doubt. I've seen so many come & go, & I'm still there, at the table, having fun. What more could any poker player wish for?"

errrr...tonight £65k

LOL....All three off to Copenhagen tomorrow...you coming?
Behave Mr K.

PS - are you you, or are you your brother?

errr...its my brother. Doh!

[snoopy1239]

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

[gasman]

Karl or Praz heads up, Gasman???

Its a tough one, they know each others game well......................

KARL! - we've been saying it for a year now ''He's due a big one!''

DRINKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK  

You on your standard 10% of each Gas?

 

Karl give me 10%? NO CHANCE!

[Dingdell]

Bad luck Damon - you were doing soooo well  Great result though - well done 

[b4matt]

Counts please guys, great  x

[snoopy1239]

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!

[snoopy1239]

Here's a quick glimpse of the double upper, looking rather pleased with himself as a pensive Praz Bansi looks on.

[MoodyRiver]

Copenhagen Tikay?

[tikay]

Copenhagen Tikay?

More doubtful by the day I'm afraid, as the Seats are all sold out. Dammit! If I could buy a seat, I'd be there in a flash.

Good Luck to you, though.

[snoopy1239]

Counts please guys, great  x

The nature of it being filmed makes the 'stage' a no-go zone.  Sorry.  Next break.  I will say that Karl has been restored to chip supremacy, it looks like, while Praz is also chipped and the shorter stacked Ian (250kish) will need another double up to threaten the top spot.

Incidentally, I don't think if it comes to a Praz/Karl heads up it will all be over in a flash and not matter who wins, by a long shot.  I think it would make interesting TV.

[tikay]

I interviewed Paul Parker for Poker 425. Here's an extract.

"What is your greatest achievement in Poker, Paul?"

"Survining in the top flight for 20 years, without a doubt. I've seen so many come & go, & I'm still there, at the table, having fun. What more could any poker player wish for?"

errrr...tonight £65k

LOL....All three off to Copenhagen tomorrow...you coming?
Behave Mr K.

PS - are you you, or are you your brother?

errr...its my brother. Doh!

I prefer you. Younger, better looking, see?

[gasman]

This is the 'Hit Squad' right here, dominating the british poker scene. watch out for 2007.......well done boys, bring home the bacon. (James Akenhead)

[b4matt]

Gasman= sickdog?

[gasman]

This is the 'Hit Squad' right here, dominating the british poker scene. watch out for 2007.......well done boys, bring home the bacon. (James Akenhead)

That was James using my account,

btw if anyone is wondering, the Hit Squad are:

Praz Bansi
Karl Mahrenholz
James Akenhead
Sunny Chattha
Chaz Chattha
Jim Kerrigan

[snoopy1239]

Ian moves all in on the small blind... Karl, the preflop button raiser calls.
Ian shows: 
Karl: 

Chop-chop, although the lone club on the flop could have given Ian the tiniest straw-clutch of a winner for a little while.  It looks like Ian's not just going to sit there while his stack shrinks to more dangerous levels, which is good for the extremely keen audience.