EPT Warsaw: Day 2 - Interactive

[booder]

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Kasper Bisgaard Nielsen

Marius Skoglund Torbergsen
Søren Kongsgaard Nielsen

[Pab]

gl to all blondes navigating the all in caranage more commonly known as EPT day 2

[snoopy1239]

German player and sometimes popper over to Englander for easy gamer, Tim Gillig, is OUT.

[snoopy1239]

Marius Skoglund Torbergsen has just eliminated Pole Tomasz Al Chalabi, all the chips going in on the river of a Qs-4-4-7s-8s board.

Marius took it down with Aspades 5s vs. Qc 5c.

[NoflopsHomer]

Fabrice Soullier is out, his A-Q no match for Peter Willer Jespen's J-J.

Peter Eicchardt was spotted at the bar chatting up a brunette, so either he has had a better offer or he's OUT.

Katja Thater raises from the cut-off. Andreas Hoivold re-raises from the big blind, Katja moves all-in instantly. Andreas sighs, "I have to call."

Andreas:



Katja:



Board:

[snoopy1239]

Ben Grundy is down to circa 20k after doubling up Soren Bakfort. Slightly unlucky too, his K-J of spades being outdrawn by the Scandie's Q-7s on a 5-Q-9-A-J.

Bang of the table from the milkybarkid said it all.

[snoopy1239]

Ben Grundy is down to circa 20k after doubling up Soren Bakfort. Slightly unlucky too, his K-J of spades being outdrawn by the Scandie's Q-7s on a 5-Q-9-A-J.

Bang of the table from the milkybarkid said it all.

Ben was all-in the following hand. I think that says a little too.

[snoopy1239]

Not every hand's all-in bedlam though, sometimes two big stacks clash, as was the case with Mark Petersen and Jakub Wisniewski.

After pre-flop action (I believe Mark was the initial raiser), Jakub bet 10k onto a board only to be check-raised by Mark who moved all-in. A long dwell from the Pole eventually saw him make the fold, but he didn't seem too happy about being put to a decision for all his chips, especially when he started with so many.

[NoflopsHomer]

Ben Grundy is down to circa 20k after doubling up Soren Bakfort. Slightly unlucky too, his K-J of spades being outdrawn by the Scandie's Q-7s on a 5-Q-9-A-J.

Bang of the table from the milkybarkid said it all.

Ben was all-in the following hand. I think that says a little too.

He had Aces and was representing tilt?

[snoopy1239]

Irish player Andrew O'Flaherty appears to be a bit of a character. I don't know if our Irish viewers can shed any more light, but he certainly likes to chat. I recall a bit of banter with Norseman manager Rolf Woods standing out, the latter saying he was 1/8th Irish. Andrew then went on to flirt with the Polish dealer.

[Tonji]

  Snoops & Floppy, mighty fine work over the past two days 

[booder]

Marius Skoglund Torbergsen has just eliminated Pole Tomasz Al Chalabi, all the chips going in on the river of a -4-4-7s-8s board.

Marius took it down with vs. .

AAAYYYAARRR     


GO  TEAM LONG NAMES

[snoopy1239]

Irish player Andrew O'Flaherty appears to be a bit of a character. I don't know if our Irish viewers can shed any more light, but he certainly likes to chat. I recall a bit of banter with Norseman manager Rolf Woods standing out, the latter saying he was 1/8th Irish. Andrew then went on to flirt with the Polish dealer.

Speaking of O'Flaherty, I just saw him by the entrance looking at the information board, which either means he's returning from the loo and has forgotten where his sitting in a tikay-esque senior moment, or, and somewhat more probably, he's OUT.

[snoopy1239]

There are currently 71 players remaining. We are about to move onto Level 11, where the blinds will be 800/1600(200).

[snoopy1239]

Karl Mahrenholz is surviving, but onyl just, his last move being an all-in on a . Of course, the gift of the gab was on full display. Whether his opponent's fold is what he wanted though, I am still unsure.