EPT Warsaw: Day 1A - Interactive

[Benjo]

Oh, by the way

Jen&Snoop, great work as usual

[NoflopsHomer]

or  !!

I think it's the latter, I really think she was behind here. Plus other players give her far too much credit for good hands!

Hopefully she'll tell us during the break.

[NoflopsHomer]

Oh, by the way

Jen&Snoop, great work as usual

 

[gasman]

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[boldie]

or  !!

I think it's the latter, I really think she was behind here. Plus other players give her far too much credit for good hands!

Hopefully she'll tell us during the break.

I agree..no point in moving in with the nutflush there..surely she wouldn't have done that?

[KingPoker]

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[NoflopsHomer]

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I can tell you, one of the 4 cards there is right.

My sandwich is here hurrah, cost me 40 Zlote. Or as Snoopy says, "That's a Zlote of money."

[snoopy1239]

We're now into the short 15 minute break, but just prior to the buzzer, a tough table of Jim Kerrigan, Mads Andersen, Bastian Lagenborg, Tim Gillig and Jeff Buffenbarger was broken up, the latter of the rabble joining Mrs Mason as she sips away on her coffee (in true Mrs Merton style I might add).

[gasman]

or  !!

I think it's the latter, I really think she was behind here. Plus other players give her far too much credit for good hands!

Hopefully she'll tell us during the break.

I agree..no point in moving in with the nutflush there..surely she wouldn't have done that?

If Jen knows the guy has a set, she might not want to see the board to pair on the river.

Later on she might trap call, but its early doors, and may just want to secure *quite* a big pot

you're right Noflops I always expect Jen to turn over the nuts!!! shes a woman, she must have the nuts!!!!

[NoflopsHomer]

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You also have one card correct. Mwhahaahah. Keep trying...

[snoopy1239]

or  !!

I think it's the latter, I really think she was behind here. Plus other players give her far too much credit for good hands!

Hopefully she'll tell us during the break.

I agree..no point in moving in with the nutflush there..surely she wouldn't have done that?

I immediately thought here to be honest. I think she knew he had a set and wanted to see a cheap Turn rather than potentially being re-raised on the Flop. Also, there is an argument to say that if you're at an easy table, then be happy to take the already sizable pot with an all-in on the Turn rather than risking a bad beat on the River. I can't see her smoothcalling this Flop with Aces.

[gasman]

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I can tell you, one of the 4 cards there is right.

Marvellous!!! Thats my luck.......

[snoopy1239]

I joined Table Black with young Swede, Ramzi Jelassi, deep into a hand. The board reads 6d-Ah-9d-Qc and the 3 of Spades River is just being dealt. A newly shaven (head, that is) Ramzi peeps out from his hoody to ask, "How much are you playing with?" And with that, Ramzi bets 4k, to which his somewhat nervous opponent responds by folding briskly. As a result, Ramzi, who I believe triumphed in a side event in Barcelona for around 50k last year, is now on 14,400.

[AndrewT]

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You also have one card correct. Mwhahaahah. Keep trying...

Go Jen.

Also, keep an eye out for Priyan De Mel - big mate of Praz and form at tearing up big Gutshot comps.

[snoopy1239]

Quick question. Does Benjo here opposite me in the pressroom look like Antonio Esfandiari?...

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