EPT Dortmund: Day 1B - Interactive

[simonow]

Loose Aggressive

Damn, i feel so stupid... wish i'd pm'd now lol

cant believe you dont know what a LAG is  when most of your poker buddys are LAG's    LOL

lol ello's m8. Your the king lag

Not King i think  Lawrence and Jules come b4 me  lol, Hi buddy hows family see you soon

[pokerkaz]

great work with the update guys, can you find out how many left, highest stack, ave stack, lowest stack and what chip count richard wild has plz ?

[b4matt]

Updates on PI slade and Gourlay please guys, Gourlay's been on great form recently. See u soon chubbs m8. Prob Cardiff!

[mrs p]

So who's out?  Stu Rutter, in unfortunate circumstances -


I saw him in the restaurant area and he was implausibly chirpy.  "Am I meant to look disconsolate?" he said, beaming.

 
No, that smile will do very nicely.

[Djinn]

Chip Rough Classifications (because the break was 4 minutes away):

Big Chip (40k+)
Fabrice Soulier (42k) Marcus Golser, Florian Langmann (82.3k), Mickey Wernick (45k)

Little Chip (>15k)
Marc Goodwin, Martin Green, Nicolas Levi

[Djinn]

Nick Slade, who was just in the Little Chip area, just suffered some kind of beat which had left him with under 10k.  Then - a limp from the cutoff, button Marcus Golser raised to 2,000 and big blind Slade moved in.  Call.
Marcus showed: 
Nick showed:    (tilt?  resteal?  I say both)
The board came:  and Nick should have a playable stack now, if he keeps his temper...

[NoflopsHomer]

Roland De Wolfe, here shown in 'casual attire', is lurking around and has built up a 47k stack.

[simonow]

Nick Slade, who was just in the Little Chip area, just suffered some kind of beat which had left him with under 10k.  Then - a limp from the cutoff, button Marcus Golser raised to 2,000 and big blind Slade moved in.  Call.
Marcus showed: 
Nick showed:    (tilt?  resteal?  I say both)
The board came:  and Nick should have a playable stack now, if he keeps his temper...

Go On Nick aaaaaaaaaaayyyyyyyyyyaaaaaaaaaaaar

[b4matt]

Nick Slade, who was just in the Little Chip area, just suffered some kind of beat which had left him with under 10k.  Then - a limp from the cutoff, button Marcus Golser raised to 2,000 and big blind Slade moved in.  Call.
Marcus showed: 
Nick showed:    (tilt?  resteal?  I say both)
The board came:  and Nick should have a playable stack now, if he keeps his temper...

AyARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR


What's roland got on his t-shirt?

[AlrightJack]

Matt,

So now you know what a LAG is, what go you think a TAG is?

[AlrightJack]

Marc Goodwin may well be out. Someone else is now in the seat he was in.

[b4matt]

Matt,

So now you know what a LAG is, what go you think a TAG is?

Tight assed git?

[NoflopsHomer]

This is Tomas Brolin, former Swedish International Footballer, not so fondly remembered if you're a Leeds or Crystal Palace fan though.


Also on this table is Geir Inge who just doubled up. The scales tipped from being a possible double up to an almost certainty when his opponent caught the perfect turn card.

Geir Inge:



Mateyboy:



Flop:



Do you see where this is going?

Turn:



Dream card. (Apart from the obviously). Chips shower down into the centre of the table.

River:

[Djinn]

"50p in the tin..." says Ian Fieldhouse - and indeed what was a healthy 22k+ stack is now under 10k, it looks like.  He did, in fact, suffer a bad beat.  And by that I mean he got his money in well ahead, after a player called for his whole tournament life with a dominated hand, and lost.  An actual bad beat, rather than a cold-deck bad beat (AA cracked by KK, King on the flop type), or a not really bad beat (race, sucked out on by draw).

The situation - he found under the gun and made it 1,200 (the blinds were 200/400).  Matey raised a further 2,500 (leaving himself 8k behind) and when Ian pushed in he instacalled with K-J.  7-9-T-J and the river helped not at all.  Bit of a struggle now.

[AlrightJack]

Matt,

So now you know what a LAG is, what go you think a TAG is?

Tight assed git?

Very good. I was hoping you were going to say "Is it Tight Aggressive?", to which I would have replied
"no, it's a watch."