EPT Warsaw: Final - Interactive

[snoopy1239]

Rumour has it that Conroy is gone. A-K vs. Peter's Aces.

I'll leave Floppy to fill you in with the details.

[Karabiner]

How many beards left in ?

[oyoysavaloy]

I sat on John's first table and there were a few ept and wpt winners... we were both wondering at the time if we could get our money back. Brilliant performance m8 gl

[NoflopsHomer]

John Conroy is OUT in 3rd place winning €109,238


It's a total cooler I'm afraid.

John raises on the button, Peter re-raises from the small blind. Farid dwells and passes (Eights I'm told). John moves in and Peter calls.

John:



Peter:



Board:



Peter apologises to John profusely for having such a good hand. We are now heads-up and on a 15 minute break, blinds 10k/20k when we get back.

[snoopy1239]

The current chip counts are:

Peter Willers Jespen -- 1,695,000
Farid Meraghni -- 1,495,000

although Lee Jones has a slightly bemused look on his face, perhaps the maths isn't adding up...

[snoopy1239]

How many beards left in ?

None, both Katja and Marius are out.

[nordicstone]

Congrats and well done m8.
Impossible to get away from the last hand, so show the polish how to celebrate St Patrick

[Ironside]

I sat on John's first table and there were a few ept and wpt winners... we were both wondering at the time if we could get our money back. Brilliant performance m8 gl

not speaking to you as you ruined my rep for picking winners had you down to make day2

[NoflopsHomer]

Guests, sign up for blonde and you can see the below pictures:

Peter re-raising John's bet with Farid about to check his cards.

Peter and Farid starting the HU just before the 15 minute break

Finally, note the subtle differences between the way Peter stacks his chips uniformly and Farid builds up his in a style I like to call 'Crazy Forests'.

[snoopy1239]

Well, soon, we'll be heading into heads-up action, and, in my opinion, we have two contrasting players. Whilst Farid is laid back, chips sprawled everywhere and seemingly without a care in the world, Peter is upright, shades locked in and seemingly unmovable - as meticulous with his chip stacking as he is with his choice of female companion.

From what I've witnessed, Peter is a very solid player. Yes, he makes moves like many a Scandie, but he seems to have his head screwed on just that little bit tighter, making calculated decisions rather than cavalier and sometime suicidal all-ins. Farid, meanwhile, chooses a different approach - he likes to call, and quite frequently, even limping into many pots. Often I have seen him call pre-flop raises, rather than re-raise, only to outplay his opponent on the Flop. He may appear to be a calling station to some, but he seems to frequently know where his opponent is in the hand, a skill that many of us would love to have in the arsenal.

[T8MML]

very well played John

[NoflopsHomer]

Play has restarted and Snoopy is back ringside...

[DanishDynamite]

Peter is a very good player in my oppinion.

He plays online highstakes poker and took down a tournament (they made a deal) a few months back.

He is pretty aggressive - but the man told every1 to bet on him at odds 500 at bet24 because he felt he would tyake it down... that is balla in my opinion!:)

[NoflopsHomer]

Play has restarted and Snoopy is back ringside...

Remember when I said Snoopy was ringside...




I lied....

[snoopy1239]

After the 15 minute break had been completed, we all got settled at ringside with baited breath, eagerly anticipating the start of the heads-up battle. Photos of the spondoolies were taken, the players were seated yet, at the last minute, the TD informed everyone that we were going on a 40 minute dinner break.

It's like reaching Christmas Day only to be told it'll be on Boxing Day.