Pokerstars.com London EPT: Day 3 - Interactive

[77dave]

Just to confirm, we are currently on the dinner break which I believe is 1 hour in duration.

In the meantime, here's a chance to brush up on your EPT trivia. Which player has the most:

(1) total winnings?

(2) final table appearances?

(3) in-the-money cashes?

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gavin griffin

[Colchester Kev]

Go Coxy, good luck mate.

[Milkybarkid]

Hmmmm

Worst way to go out of a tournament yet!

He made it 17k to play. I made it 58k to play so 41k more with AQ after he raised the button. He thought for five minutes then said call and threw 14k in. He thought it was 14k more not 41k to which he would have folded. The floor was called and it was deemed a call. He made it obvious he didn't want to put 41k more in. I know knew he was weak so was pushing on any flop.

Of course he had 88 and flopped top set.... zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz

[ihatethevic]

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Please do regular updates on that Kenny Wong - a regular at the Vic - who won his seat via a live sat - in fact he won a seat to a total of 4 events in festival - 5k, 1k, 300 and 200 plh - top bloke and u hardly even mention him - he has arrived.

Very true, hes results in the  regular Vic and Sportsman's tourneys are incredible.

The funny thing about ken is, that whenever he plays poker, he tells hes missus he is going to play snooker. He must be the most dedicated snooker player in London. If he makes it through to the final, she will be thinking, this is one hell of a long frame. I'm sure she will forgive him when he scoops the lot.

 No bruff, no win.

[Jim-D]

Unlucky Ben, was rooting for ya.

[snoopy1239]

Feature table chippy chip counts:

Anthony Lellouche -- 393,100
Chris Moneymarker -- 202,100
Florian Langmann -- 159,400
Josh Eagen -- 118,300
Pascal Perrault -- 115,600
Roland de Wolfe -- 115,600
Jason Hackett -- 81,500

[snoopy1239]

First hand back, Roland de Wolfe raises to 16k from the cut-off and Florian Langmann moves all-in. Roland folds.

[snoopy1239]

Just a few hands later, the brightly coloured shirted Pascal Perrault declares civil war on fellow countryman Anthony Lellouche, raise, re-raise, all-in, call on a Flop of with Pascal making the final push. Both players had a big piece of the action, Pascal's leading to Anthony and his to demand the board to pair after the Turn. However, the request wasn't met and Pascal doubled through on a River.

"Oui! Oui! Oui!"

[snoopy1239]

I think I must be putting on weight. I just ordered a coke and they ask if I wanted diet?

[iorek]

Diet cole doesn't work drank 6 one night, never lost an ounce.

[Chili]

Here are the final 20 and there chips:

Fred Hugen         220,000
Alan Smurfitt       108,000
Ian "crapper Cox   273,000
Phidias Georgiou   455,000
Tony Cascarino    70,000
Peter Petersen   70,000
Paul Mendes       130,000
Surinder Sunar    450,000
Lam Trinh         400,000
David Obrobac   172,000
Ken Wong        106,000
Joseph Mouawad 169,000
Anthony Lalluche  393,000
Chris Moneymaker  222,500
Pascal Perrault    115,000
Josh Egan         118,500
Jason Hackett   81,500
Marcel  Baran   150,000
Florian Langmann  147,500
Roland De Wolfe  104,000

[richmagpies]

Gooooooo onnnnnnn Crapper!

[Chili]

A hand between Ken Wong & Ian Cox just went off and resulted in Ian doubling up Wong.

Wong raised 30k preflop and Ian reraised to put Wong in and he called.

Cox   
Wong 

A  apperared on the turn and wong up to  circa 200K. Ian Cox down to 170,000

[ihatethevic]

A hand between Ken Wong & Ian Cox just went off and resulted in Ian doubling up Wong.

Wong raised 30k preflop and Ian reraised to put Wong in and he called.

Cox   
Wong 

A  apperared on the turn and wong up to  circa 200K. Ian Cox down to 170,000

Come on Ken!!!!!!!!!!

[snoopy1239]

It's a doubleupfest here in London, the latest double-upper to join the seemingly non-elitist club being the intriguingly hatted Paul Mendes. I joined the action late, but assume Surinder Sunar was the recipient as he was lingering over his seat in that adrenalin-pumping way players do when they have reach a showdown.

With Kings v Jacks, a face-off was inevitable, but Mendes will have been relieved to be holding the former, especially after the dealer popped out a . Cool as a cucumber buried in snow, Mendes simply nodded as he accepted his gold.

But what about that hat? Thumbs up or thumbs down?