EPT Dortmund: Day 2 - Interactive

[Ironside]

go go pokermatts

[HornswaggleU]

Good luck to all, and especerally to JOE BEEVERS

If he can stear clear of the confrontations and banter at the table, he should sail thorugh!

I read that Joe Beevers speaks near fluent German.


Perhaps he will be dealing out some German Banter??



der ist ein schrecklicher Anruf! (that's a terrible call!)

Was ist dieses? (What is this?)

Ich schicke Sie Haus nach Düsseldorf! (I'll send you home to Düsseldorf!)


 ;m3boy;

[tikay]

actually I got it ... lived in Loughborough for some crazy months ...

The joys of being an Erasmus Student

Loughborough, quite near me, I am in Gods Country, Derbyshire.

Did you ever use Loughboroigh Train Station? - it's on the Midland Mainline. very old-fashioned station, with a quaint canopy.

Erasmus - was that European Community Action Scheme for the Mobility of University Students? I was one, too. A year or two back, mind you.

sure ... a friend of mind lived in London, so I used that Train Station a couple of times ...

Good man! The Loughborough - St Pancras service is pretty good (if you use the Class 43 hauled stock) & St Pancras Station is one of the world's most beautiful buildings. The ironwork in St Pancras station came from Butterley Engineering, in Derby in, I think 1896.

[NoflopsHomer]

My pick, (Thang) and Jen's pick (Marcus) are table buddies.


And on another table another of our two picks, Pablo Rua and Roland De Wolfe are sitting together. Lee Jones, standing behind them, doesn't seem to be too concerned about the rip in the space/time continuum that's destroying the very fabric of reality in front of his eyes.

[Ironside]

actually I got it ... lived in Loughborough for some crazy months ...

The joys of being an Erasmus Student

Loughborough, quite near me, I am in Gods Country, Derbyshire.

Did you ever use Loughboroigh Train Station? - it's on the Midland Mainline. very old-fashioned station, with a quaint canopy.

Erasmus - was that European Community Action Scheme for the Mobility of University Students? I was one, too. A year or two back, mind you.

sure ... a friend of mind lived in London, so I used that Train Station a couple of times ...

Good man! The Loughborough - St Pancras service is pretty good (if you use the Class 43 hauled stock) & St Pancras Station is one of the world's most beautiful buildings. The ironwork in St Pancras station came from Butterley Engineering, in Derby in, I think 1896.

tikay was a shop steward during the building phase

[Djinn]

Joe Beevers is OUT -

He raised in late position to 4,500.  Small blind Andreas Hagen repopped him another 8,500.  Now, there are probably lots of times when Andreas is doing this with less than premium cards.  This, however, was not one of them.  Joe's re-raise all-in was pretty quick, and Andreas' call even quicker...
Joe showed: 
Andreas showed: 
The flop brought hope for Mr. Beevers: 
But the turn and river - - were no help and he's rather suddenly on the rail. 

[Djinn]

Rino Mathis is also OUT - down to just 5,600 ten minutes ago and then no longer at his seat.

Dave Barnes lays his raised hand (3,800) down preflop to a button re-raise from Howard Speer, leaving him on a round 20k.

Nicolas Levi must have doubled up somewhere (perhaps through Rino?) as he's now on 54k.

[HornswaggleU]

Joe Beevers is OUT -

He raised in late position to 4,500.  Small blind Andreas Hagen repopped him another 8,500.  Now, there are probably lots of times when Andreas is doing this with less than premium cards.  This, however, was not one of them.  Joe's re-raise all-in was pretty quick, and Andreas' call even quicker...
Joe showed: 
Andreas showed: 
The flop brought hope for Mr. Beevers: 
But the turn and river - - were no help and he's rather suddenly on the rail. 

Dieser Widerstand steht nicht (This resistance will not stand)



 


this is bad news jen.

[booder]

could we have a chip report for Pab please

[Djinn]

Another shock OUT (and one of my picks - this so rarely happens...)  Roland de Wolfe is gone!

With 70k and lead on the table, he looked unassailable, but Ben Wolbers (a local or something - he had a crowd round him) assailed him and knocked him down to under 10k in the process - here's the hand:

Roland raised on the button with , to 4,000.  Big blind Ben re-raised 10,000.  Roland gives it a bit of "Come on then, I'm all in" according to Jim Kerrigan, whose recall is excellent (he is on that table after all).
Wolbers asked for the full countdown, and made a pretty brave call for his whole stack with .
The flop brought 6-K-J so a couple of extra outs (literally) appeared, but disappeared with the Jack on the turn, and the blank river.

The rest of it went in with A-9 against the hand which did the damage when he held it, A-Q.

[NoflopsHomer]

Pab has 22.5k, taken the blinds a few times. Still looking for a place to push

Sverre Sundbo was just dwelling on a board after being check/raised twice on the flop and turn before his ultra-agressive scandie opponent moved in on the river. Sverre dealt for a good long while, to the point where the break came and he said, "Now I can take as much time as I want!" He eventually mucked what was later revealed to be King Jack.

[NoflopsHomer]

The flop brought 6-K-J so a couple of extra outs (literally) appeared, but disappeared with the Jack on the turn, and the blank river.

The rest of it went in with A-9 against the hand which did the damage when he held it, A-Q.

Kings become outs on the turn though.

[Djinn]

Actually, Swede Mattias Andersen is probable leader, with 200k, according to BA.  But this is really changing every five minutes.  Break currently.

[tikay]

Sad to see Roland bust out, but I just felt this was not gonna be his day, thus I did not nominate him amongst my 3 picks.

[NoflopsHomer]

96 players remaining, Marcus Golser's table is now the feature table which is now fully set up.