EPT Warsaw: Day 1A - At A Glance

[snoopy1239]

Roland de Wolfe is OUT. Jacks vs. Jim Kerrigan's A-Js (+flopped flush draw, which hit)

[NoflopsHomer]

Guess what time it is...



Yup the running aunties are kicking in

Blinds 150/300/25

[snoopy1239]

And here are your four chip leaders:

Mateyboy -- 44,100
Andreas Hoivold -- 36,850
Stefan Thomas -- 35,800
Johnny Lodden -- 31,200

[NoflopsHomer]

Just spoke to Jen, she has about 6k similar to the stacks around her and there are big stacks on the other side of the table. She's just looking for somewhere to push, but loves her table very much, and is in high spirits as always.

[NoflopsHomer]

Snoopy took that photo just as Lodden had doubled the former Copenhagen winner up. Mads made it 900 from the button, Lodden made it 3k from the small blind, Mads pushed and Lodden called the extra 10k.

Mads:



Johnny:



Board:



This Scandie table of doom now includes, Ken Lennard, Mads Andersen, Johnny Lodden, Henning Granstad and newly arrived Andreas Hoivold.

I think it'll be really dull.

[snoopy1239]

Patrice Boudet, who ran well in last year's Paris WPT, has doubled up a short-stack, calling his under-the-gun all-in with Nines vs. Tens. K-3-5-4-A was of no use, but it was only around 4k lost.

[snoopy1239]

Pat Bueno has doubled up, and it was at the hands of Tony Chessa.

Bueno =

Chessa =

Board =

Bueno up to 15k.

[NoflopsHomer]

Emanuele Musso is OUT, he had a Jack high straight, but ran into a Queen high straight.

[snoopy1239]

Ken Lennaard -- 14,875
Tim Gillig -- 19,550
Mark Pedersen -- 33,200
Jen Mason -- 7,020
Karl Mahrenholz -- 12,950
Theo Jorgensen -- out
Thomas Fougeron -- 8,900
Jean Pierre Duriez -- 15,425
Sondre Sagstuen -- 12,375
Gunnar Osterbad -- 16,175
Jim Kerrigan -- 19,300
Patrice Boudec -- 11,225
Patric Martennsen -- 25,600
Martin Wendt -- 9,975
Richard Gryko -- 6,000
Dennis Plejdrup Kobbero (although Howard gave me this name, so he could be fibbing) -- 20,450
Jeff Buffenbarger -- 8,950
Jan Sjavik -- 5,325
Priyan de Mel -- 8,625
Stefan Thomas -- 38,300
Dave Colclough -- 8,125
Pat Bueno -- 9,725
Tony Chessa -- 18,275

[snoopy1239]

Jim Kerrigan has eliminated one of the natives, calling a re-raise (another 2,175 on top of Jim's original 4k bet) with Pocket Eights on a Flop. Luckily, his opponent was making a rather unusual move with A-K, which failed to hit on the and Turn and River.

[snoopy1239]

Johnny Lodden -- 25,225
Henning Grandstad -- 22,825
Annika Ivert -- 17,150
Simon Young -- 12,250
Ramz i Jelassi -- 16,600
Mads Andersen 00 19,600
Andreas Hoivold -- 54,325

[NoflopsHomer]

Henning Granstad has told Simon Yong he's the first non-Scandie on the table in 3 hours, the table having previously started with 4-non scandies. I think I recall Thewy having a similar experience in Dublin.

Thomas Mathiesen (pictured sitting in the middle here) just had a toughie.

Button pushed all-in for about 4,150. Thomas calls in the small blind with A-Q. Then the big blind pushed all-in for 14k more and Thomas passed.

The button showed J-T and gobsmackingly the big blind held K-Q.

Board came.




Good/Bad pass by the SB? Should he have raised to protect?

[snoopy1239]

Jen Mason is OUT after making her move from the button with K-8. She probably would have been quite pleased to see she was in a coinflip against the big blind's Pocket Sixes, but it was all academic once the board failed to pair her up.

[snoopy1239]

Missing presumed lost.

Tony Chessa
David Berggron
Thomas Fougeron
Richard Gryko

[snoopy1239]

The wonderfully named Dennis Plejdrup Kobbero has doubled up without too much bother, getting it in with Ah-Ts vs the Qc-9s of Thomas Mathisen. 4d-6s-Ac-5s-8 was pretty emphatic.

Mathisen still remains one of the chip leaders with 52,525