EPT Dortmund: Day 2 - Interactive

[Djinn]

Andreas Hagen is eliminated - he got it all in with against Michael Mucklisch's ... The flop was raggy (two diamonds, however) but a King popped out on the turn, Andreas Hagen got his coat, the river brought another King and he shook his opponent's hand and headed off in 19th place.  No celebrating, just a handshake and commiseration on the outdraw.

[Jasko]

Andreas Hagen is eliminated - he got it all in with against Michael Mucklisch's ... The flop was raggy (two diamonds, however) but a King popped out on the turn, Andreas Hagen got his coat, the river brought another King and he shook his opponent's hand and headed off in 19th place.  No celebrating, just a handshake and commiseration on the outdraw.

Too bad, one of my favs this day. I know its hard for you guys. But any chance on Johnny Loddens chipcount?

[Djinn]

Action picture from that final hand for Andreas Hagen (last of my picks):  Taken from standing on top of a chair behind a crowd 5-deep, but you get a feel for it anyway...

[Djinn]

When that hand happened, I was just getting a few pictures from the other table - at one end, all by himself, Philip Yeh, and the rest of them bunched at the other...

[HornswaggleU]

final hand for Andreas Hagen (last of my picks)

Time to remind everyone of my picks earlier??

Johnny lodden
Philip Yeh
<insert someone else near chiplead>

 

[Djinn]

for Christoph Stiehler as an all-in hand which is called by Eric Lindberg with ...

Flop:
Turn:
River: 

116k x2 for Chris, then. 

(for the benefit of those without high-speed internet    )

[Djinn]

Andreas Hagen is eliminated - he got it all in with against Michael Mucklisch's ... The flop was raggy (two diamonds, however) but a King popped out on the turn, Andreas Hagen got his coat, the river brought another King and he shook his opponent's hand and headed off in 19th place.  No celebrating, just a handshake and commiseration on the outdraw.

Too bad, one of my favs this day. I know its hard for you guys. But any chance on Johnny Loddens chipcount?

OK sure, will do my best.  Going down there now...

Play is scheduled to finish at 3am, which is the end of this current level. 

[Ironside]

Table 1 (TV table)

Gunnar Rabe
Tobias Holmeide
Tommy Dender
Mike Tse
Eric Lindberg
Nicolas Levi
Madassar Khan

Table 2

Mark Bartlog
Philip Yeh
Tuncer Allezer          (hang on, not any more - Homer has the hand)
Ben Grundy
Thomas Fougeron
Jens Vortmann
Vincent Sokalski
Christiano Blance

you wouldnt have the list of who is on the 3rd table would you

[rebornVTV]

what a slow day, although lots of interesting plays!
hope the tv commentaries get better tomorrow!

just get a glimse of you on tele Jen ... u cracked a smile even after a long day, not bad at all ...

just remember to party your arse out, and make sure to have the bodyguards with u so they can bring u home :=)

sick sick sick outdrawn Tommy just got ...

[Djinn]

OK here is my estimate of Johnny Lodden's chip count:  between 280 and 300k.  Now, from all the stories of how he'd been running over his table, this doesn't seem quite right.  The maximum I could have miscounted is a further 80k (if there was a side stack of brown 5k chips I couldn't see from the only angle I could get to) so I looked for other big stacks.

Sebastian Ruthenberg has something like 625,000.  I think some chips might have swapped table sides in the last half hour or so.

[Jasko]

OK here is my estimate of Johnny Lodden's chip count:  between 280 and 300k.  Now, from all the stories of how he'd been running over his table, this doesn't seem quite right.  The maximum I could have miscounted is a further 80k (if there was a side stack of brown 5k chips I couldn't see from the only angle I could get to) so I looked for other big stacks.

Sebastian Ruthenberg has something like 625,000.  I think some chips might have swapped table sides in the last half hour or so.

thanks a bunch!

Seems like they will stop this live feed when they hit 2 tables... So keep on doing a great job !

[Djinn]

what a slow day, although lots of interesting plays!
hope the tv commentaries get better tomorrow!

just get a glimse of you on tele Jen ... u cracked a smile even after a long day, not bad at all ...

just remember to party your arse out, and make sure to have the bodyguards with u so they can bring u home :=)

sick sick sick outdrawn Tommy just got ...

Yes, flopped set must have looked like it might be a very good thing for his tournament, but Nicolas Levi's rivered straight (I think - I was downstairs being caught on camera counting chips) knocked him out instead...

I am in no way partying until tomorrow night, minimum.  And hey - you're not one to lecture me   

[Djinn]

*************************Redraw Break**************************

That is all.

[Djinn]

Does anybody know the reasoning behind the 3-table redraw and then the 2-table redraw following on?  I don't get it.

[HornswaggleU]

what a slow day, although lots of interesting plays!
hope the tv commentaries get better tomorrow!

just get a glimse of you on tele Jen ... u cracked a smile even after a long day, not bad at all ...

just remember to party your arse out, and make sure to have the bodyguards with u so they can bring u home :=)

sick sick sick outdrawn Tommy just got ...

There was nothing remotely sick about this, and Lee Jones is a clown.

He actually said this was 'the worst beat of the tournament'

JQ v 33, ALL THE CHIPS WENT IN PRE-FLOP.


My god, it doesnt matter what order the next 5 cards are dealt, its a race, end of story.
The way they are dealt adds a bit more drama, but this is not a a bad beat of any sort.

Lee Jones, Clown.

Does anybody know the reasoning behind the 3-table redraw and then the 2-table redraw following on?  I don't get it.

Don't get this either, they seem to do a lot of it in the latter WPT stages too I hear, it just seems confusing and annoying to me, how are you meant to stay settled and
get a read on players when there are constant re-draws for no particular reason....