Grand Prix De Paris: Days 3 and 4 - Interactive

[Djinn]

Come on Rocket Man......I want to come to Paris!!!!! (its raining in newcastle!)
 
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You're only like 2 hours away via Eurostar... it's lovely here.  Balmy and sunny outside (don't need socks, which is nice), clammy and hot inside, but that's OK because there's lots of poker to keep your mind off it.  Come on down...it's likely to be an early night too.

[timex]

Ayarrrrrrr

Stubbed ya toe?

Sigh...

Is it down to 6 tonight?

Go yuri!dont give up!

He's low, but with 61,500 and blinds of 3,000/6,000, perhaps has a round or two left before he has to start pushing it in.

How many chips does will ma have?

[Djinn]

Ayarrrrrrr

Stubbed ya toe?

Sigh...

Is it down to 6 tonight?

Go yuri!dont give up!

He's low, but with 61,500 and blinds of 3,000/6,000, perhaps has a round or two left before he has to start pushing it in.

How many chips does will ma have?

c. 640,000 at the break

[zakharka]

Yuri had 250k earlier?So bad for him to have 60k now...He was shorstacked for the long time...

[snoopy1239]

Georges Teboul, who's been in and out more times than the hokey cokey over the last couple of rounds, has just moved all-in for his last 37k from under-the-gun, but called by Will Ma in the small blind who pretty much put the big blind (Jeff Wallace) all-in if he wanted to play.

Both players turned over A-2, and we had a split pot.

Chop chop.

[Djinn]

Bit of a weird one on that same table now... Paul Gourlay limps preflop, Tor Gammelgard does the same, small blind Jeff Wallace passes for the 3k it is to him, and big blind Georges Teboul passes for the 0k it is to him...wait, no, he didn't mean to do that, and gets his cards back even though the dealer had swept them in.  "If it doesn't touch the muck," the ruling goes, "the hand is not dead."  OK... so threeway flop:
  Check-check-check
Turn:    Check-check-check
River:    Georges checks, Paul puts in a 10k bet, called by Tor on his left.  He unhappily shows , losing to his opponent's .

[Djinn]

Pictured:  Paul Gourlay table centre, Georges Teboul on the left.

[snoopy1239]

As you might expect with the final table looming, play has slowed down just a tad as the big money looms.

[Djinn]

Doublement Tapis!

Two of the shortest stacks find themselves on the small and big blinds, Jeff Wallace pushing on the small blind (pretty much automatically), covered his neighbour Georges Taboul, who called all-in instantly with .  Jeff showed .
Flop: 
Turn: 
River:    "Straight!  Jack,"  points out Wallace, helpfully - Georges is a little shocked after that promising flop, but leaves the table smiling in 12th place (winning €19,810), amid a veritable flurry of French and some arm-waving.

[snoopy1239]

Paul Gourlay is back low again, most recently calling off 10k on a J-Q-4-A-7 board with J-9 versus Will Ma's A-7.

[snoopy1239]

Jeff Wallace raises to 15k from the button, Paul moves all-in for around 45-50k and wins the chips (and more) that he lost the hand before, a lot quicker too!

[snoopy1239]

Didn't see the history of the hand, but either way, David Revlin just made and excellent 35k call with and a board of , Jeff Lisandro left to announce a must-be -behind "King high".

[Djinn]

Rough counts for the Final 11:

Runar Runarsson   440k
Kirill Rabtsov         106k
Freddy Deeb        110k
David Redlin         240k
Jeff Lisandro        325k
Ram Vaswani       310k

Will Ma               590k
Jeff Wallace         105k
Paul Gourlay          80k
Tor Gammelgard  265k
Yuri Kerzhapkin     72k

[caz]

Unfortunately I'm busy doing all rocket mans work!

Every rocket man needs a rocket woman and all that.....

As soon as I get the green light I'll be on a big orange plane on my way over...I live conveniently close to an airport!
 

Oh and my wireless is rubbish....I hear its great there!!!!

[snoopy1239]

Players Remaining = 11
Level = 14
Blinds = 3,000/6,000
Ante = 500
Average Stack = 252,727