EPT Warsaw: Day 1B - Interactive

[snoopy1239]

Official warning.

Any more bad behaviour from those overly-excited by the nurses, and we'll be forced to take disciplinary action.

Right, I'm off to feign an injury.

[snoopy1239]

The blinds have risen to 100 and 200 with a 10,422 average stack, which just shows you how slow today is going.

[NoflopsHomer]

Cautious set play now.

Helge Rahbek Pedersen raises and finds two callers in Peter Eicchardt and Espen Uhlen Jorstand.

Flop:



Jorstand check calls Pedersen's 600 bet, Eicchardt gets out of the way.

Turn:



This time Jorstand check calls a 1,700 chip bet.

River:



Both check.

Pedersen:



Jorstand:

[snoopy1239]

A brutal series of events for this chap, who I believe is England's Terry Cook. No bad beats, but a couple of cold decks to take back home with him.

First off, he ran a set into a bigger set, re-raising homegrown player, Łukasz Mazurek all-in on a board. Lukasz thought about it for a moment, but then realised he couldn't ever lay the hand down in a squillion years.

And with his Jacks holding up against Cook's Pocket Dueces, the latter was down to just 3k.

Moments later, he found Pocket Knaves, but, as was his day according to Mr Sod and his ruddy law, Vicente Julien was sitting pretty with Kings just two seats down, an empahtic King on the Turn sealing the Brit's premature fate.

[snoopy1239]

Iwan reckons Jack and his good luck message have bokked him.

"I haven't received a single hand all day, bluffed once, but that's it."

Surely an Ali Mallu type player like Iwan doesn't need hands? 

[snoopy1239]

Marcel Luske -- 11,600
Fabrice Soullier -- 14,275
Noah Boeken -- 1,625
Anders Wijk -- 17,900
Peter Roche -- 10,525
Iwan Jones -- 8,100
Jonas Molander -- 9,250
John Conroy -- 13,125
Thomas Wahlroos -- 4,300
Rehne Pedersen   -- 7,825
Christoffer Sonesson -- 11,600

[Ironside]

btw how come my nurses dont dress like that

[T8MML]

Iwan reckons Jack and his good luck message have bokked him.

"I haven't received a single hand all day, bluffed once, but that's it."

Surely an Ali Mallu type player like Iwan doesn't need hands? 

He doesnt need pockets either -well not near the bar anyway!

[NoflopsHomer]

Ash Hussain (pictured) raises preflop and leads out on a board and he is check/called by his only opponent Cornelis Alblas.

The turn is an and Cornelis checks, as does Ash.

The river is the dangerous looking and Cornelis leads out for 1,775, Ash thinks for a while and raises to 5,000. Cornelis calls quickly and Ash flips over . Cornelis mucks his cards in disgust though I saw he had . Good raise.

On the same table Roy Brindley (Also pictured) raises from the button to 500 and Azad Pirooti pushes his 3.4k stack all-in. Roy calls.

Azad, "You got a good hand Roy?" As he flips over .

Roy, "I hoped I was in a race." Showing .

Board:

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[NoflopsHomer]

Kevin O'Connell is on

He made it 600 from the button with and found a similar sized stack push all in for around 6k.

Eventually he called and found himself up against .

Board:



Seeing the river, his opponent let out a whoop of delight and told the table how he doesn't ever hit any outs.

This left the DTD player with just 625 chips.

Here's the hand, showing the 99 vs KQ vs an arm. The arm could only play the board, so is also OUT.

[NoflopsHomer]

And Kevin O'Connell is now out, he pushed with but found a caller on the button who had only looked at one card. The

Having got rid of the big blind by betting the flop, he then showed his second card which was the !

No runner runner came. (Would have online)


And here's the assassin.

[snoopy1239]

I believe these plucky young warriors are your current chip leaders:

Anders Berg -- 30,325
Tomasz Al Chalabi (no picture) -- 29,575
Dave Gregory -- 28,750
Roy Brindley -- 27,200
Mateyboy -- 25,075
Helge Rahbek Pedersen -- 24,275
Ben Grundy -- 22,500

[Ironside]

give kevin a sllap and tell him to get some chips quick as he is in my 3 to make day 2

[snoopy1239]

Luca Pagano is either OUT or he's gone off to find those nurses.

[snoopy1239]

Kevin O'Connell is on

He made it 600 from the button with and found a similar sized stack push all in for around 6k.

Eventually he called and found himself up against .

Board:



Seeing the river, his opponent let out a whoop of delight and told the table how he doesn't ever hit any outs.

This left the DTD player with just 625 chips.

Here's the hand, showing the 99 vs KQ vs an arm. The arm could only play the board, so is also OUT.

I would have though an arm would be worth more than a pair of Kings.