Pokerstars.com London EPT: Day 3 - Interactive

[Chili]

Roland and Pascal Perrault clash on the Feature table.  Roland on about 110k had gone all in previous hand and everyone passed, this time he does it he gets looked up by Pascal.

Roland De Wolfe   
Pascall Perrault     

Board came out   

Roland is out in 18th place.

[i-had-outs]

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!!!!!!!!!!

Funny that - i knocked Ken out of the 300 with 77 v his 99 - i rivered a 7 - yes Ken does tell his missus hes playing snooker - we all look forward to meeting her one day!

No Bruff, No Win

[snoopy1239]

The athletes are now on a short break.

[i-had-outs]

There's been a lot of Cox of late, and we have yet more Cox for you now as the hot-running Brit eliminates local hero Ken Wong. Raising to 20k from the button, Wong made his move from the big blind with , Cox perhaps sensing weakness and happy to make the call. As Cox revealed , Wong tapped the table, his sagging expression perhaps reflective of his current mood and the heightened confidence-lacking aura of 'this-is-my-last-hand' -syndrome.

And his last hand it was, the board coming and leaving a dejected Wong with nothing but the green of the baize. "Yes!" exclaims Cox in that elated, but simultaneously hesitant and respectful manner that is so familiar with victors at this stage. Wong, meanwhile, simply said "Nice hand" respectfully and quietly sneaked away from the table.

well played Ken. Go get it Crapper.

[lambor]

please tell me how many player left

[Chili]

Meanwhile on the Feature table Florian Langmann raised it up to 19k, Moneymaker makes the call. Flop

      Florian bet out 28k, again smooth called by Moneymaker.  The turn came

   Florian checked and Moneymaker moved all in.  Florian insat called and we got to see a glorious

  Moneymaker
  Florian

  sealed Moneymakers fate and the with the not so sincere "nice hand siiiiir"  he removes his microphone and is off.

Chris Moneymaker OUT in 17th place.

That means we are down to 2 tables and 16 left for a re draw.

[Chili]

please tell me how many player left

Hi Mrs Trinh, Lam has made it to the last 16.  Full chip counts of the remaining players are on their way from Snoops.

[lambor]

thank you i won't brother you again

[Chili]

thank you i won't brother you again

hehe  you can bother us all you like, that's why we are here.

[snoopy1239]

Tony Cascarino -- 99,000
Lam Trinh -- 208,000
Surinder Sunar -- 233,000
Paul Mendes -- 264,000
Marcel Baran -- 602,000
Phideas Georgiou -- 249,000
Ian Cox -- 119,00
David Obrobac -- 214,000
Alan Smurfit -- 56,000
Fredrick Haugen -- 313,000
Joseph Mouawad -- 165,000
Pascal Perrault -- 264,000
Anthony Lellouche -- 207,000
Florian Langmann -- 421,000
Jason Hackett -- 108,000
Josh Egan -- 350,000

[lambor]

thanks

[Chili]

First hand back after the redraw and Alan Smirfit makes it onto the feature table but not for long I'm afraid.  Starting the hand with only 56,000 there was a raise in front of him and and he pushed all in and was called for the extra 32k more by Marcel Baran.

Baran 
Smurfitt  

Board       

So the rivered Flush sent Omaha bracelet winner Smirfitt out in 16th place.



Can you see his bracelet neatly placed in front of his chips?  The bracelet hasn't moved from that position all day and I don't know about you guys but I makes me feel a little queezy personally (and I don't mean that it would intimidate me!)

[snoopy1239]

Lam Trinh is OUT.

I think I pulled a muscle trying to get the hand, but I got it nonetheless, Trinh pushing all-in with , but failing to outdraw Josh Egan's on a board.

Another Brit down.

[i-had-outs]

Tony Cascarino -- 99,000
Lam Trinh -- 208,000
Surinder Sunar -- 233,000
Paul Mendes -- 264,000
Marcel Baran -- 602,000
Phideas Georgiou -- 249,000
Ian Cox -- 119,00
David Obrobac -- 214,000
Alan Smurfit -- 56,000
Fredrick Haugen -- 313,000
Joseph Mouawad -- 165,000
Pascal Perrault -- 264,000
Anthony Lellouche -- 207,000
Florian Langmann -- 421,000
Jason Hackett -- 108,000
Josh Egan -- 350,000

OK - now i don't normally indulge in this sort of thing but...its time to make a few predictions.
1) First one wrong!
2) Tony Cascarino will put his chips in ahead
3) Ian Cox will win his next 50/50

[NoflopsHomer]

Come on Coxy!