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danafish
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Blondepoker.com Waterford Winter Festival: Final Day
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Morning all! We're back at the Woodlands, they've just this second resumed play, and we're hopeful of a swift and painless finish - there's been an exit already on the first hand. Superblondeite Jen Mason is on 315k after her last-hand outdraw with Nines v Tens last night, and is looking pretty good. Full player list and starting chip counts, and details of that exit, coming shortly...
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Re: Blondepoker.com Waterford Winter Festival: Final Day
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gooooooooooooo Jenny
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Re: Blondepoker.com Waterford Winter Festival: Final Day
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Great updates up to now. Not so sure Gary Clarke was Mc lovin them so much!. GL to tony baitson , smurph and NFR
Go on Urland!
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Re: Blondepoker.com Waterford Winter Festival: Final Day
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Full Starting Chip Counts:
Thomas "Bomber" Nolan -- 545,000
Derek Thorpe -- 136,000
John Quinn -- 49,000
Jimmy Kiernan -- 257,000
Michael Trimby -- 463,000
Ken Corkery -- 137,000
Rob Taylor -- 409,500
Colette "Smurf" Murphy -- 204,000
Keith Cummins -- 76,000
Nicky Power -- 325,500
Totally Illegible -- 58,500
Mem Tam -- 92,500
Jay Danter -- 64,000
James Kenny -- 143,000
Jen Mason -- 301,500
Pat Storan -- 154,000
Ian Whitty -- 171,500
Tony Baitson -- 375,000
Connie O'Sullivan -- 201,500
Anthony Lynch -- 108,500
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Re: Blondepoker.com Waterford Winter Festival: Final Day
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Quote from: rounders123 on November 18, 2007, 02:19:07 PM
Great updates up to now. Not so sure Gary Clarke was Mc lovin them so much!.
I apologised fully. It was all Junglecat's idea anyway.
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Re: Blondepoker.com Waterford Winter Festival: Final Day
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GL to Jen and the Smurf.
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Re: Blondepoker.com Waterford Winter Festival: Final Day
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So after two exciting, explosive days of poker, the starting field has been whittled down to 20 of the best ready to pick up arms, well chips anyway, and meet each other head on in the bloody, well arena of the felt.
There has been an exciting start to the day, we have already had several allins, so let me get you up to date with what's been happening.
I'll just tell you about the latest elimination first as the well known face of Collette "Smurf" Murphy has just called allin. She was relatively short and facing a raise from Ian Baitson and a reraise from Ian Whittey, she decided to call allin and Baitson passed...
Ian Whittey turned over the dominating
to Collette's
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The flop came
giving Collette hope in the form of a gutshot...
"DIAMOND!" shouted Collette and she was rewarded with the
on the turn, giving her a flush draw and further outs...
The river came the
though, meaning
Collette
Murphy
is OUT in 18th place, winning 1,100 EUROS.
There are 2 other earlier eliminations to report on as well which are coming up...
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Re: Blondepoker.com Waterford Winter Festival: Final Day
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Here are all the players, to prove that we're not just making this up from our comfy hotel beds:
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November 18, 2007, 02:45:56 PM »
While enjoying this two table battle, I'm here to remind you that the GUKPT final table will begin at 3.30pm over at:
http://blondepoker.com/forum/index.php?topic=29018.0
Be there or be a banana.
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Wilde. I said to him "Have you anything to declare?" He said "I have
nothing to declare but my genius." I said "I'll put that down as nothing
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Re: Blondepoker.com Waterford Winter Festival: Final Day
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1 €36,100
2 €23,000
3 €13,000
4 €9,500
5 €8,500
6 €7,200
7 €6,000
8 €4,500
9 €3,000
10 €2,200
11-13 €1,700
14-16 €1,500
17-20 €1,100
21-30 €950
31 €900
Prizepool €137,000 total. Four players OUT already, or five, depending on whether Junglecat gets his post in before me. So 15 or 16 left, depending...
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Quote from: NoflopsHomer on November 18, 2007, 02:37:47 PM
GL to Jen and the
Smurf
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BOK!
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Re: Blondepoker.com Waterford Winter Festival: Final Day
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November 18, 2007, 02:48:36 PM »
Jay Danter just moved allin and was quickly called by Michael Trimby.
He turned over 2-2 and was glad to be coinflipping versus Trimby's A-K
A flop of A-Q-9 was bad news for him.
The Q on the turn almost sealed it and he picked up his coat and walked away from the table BUT
the 2 on the river was greeted with enthusiastic cheers and bellows from the gathered masses on the rail!
Danter retook his seat overjoyed at his double up and play continues...
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Derek
Thorpe
has jsut been involved in a big pot with Rob Taylor. The chips went in preflop, although the exact manner how is unknown.
What is known is that once the cards were flipped over, Rob showed A-J, and Derek was overjoyed to see this as he had A-Q...
A flop of 6-7-2-7-8 changed nothing, meaning Derek doubles through courtesy of Rob...
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Re: Blondepoker.com Waterford Winter Festival: Final Day
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Jen
Thoroughly enjoying these updates Dana & JC
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Re: Blondepoker.com Waterford Winter Festival: Final Day
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Mem Tam, who started the day off fairly short has had a whirlwind start,doubling up, first off Nicky Powers, his 7-7 flipping successfully versus Nicky's A-T.
He then knocked out Maurice Slattery again showing he is the master of flips as his 4-4 held versus the A-5 of Slattery, meanng Slattery was out in 20th spot for 1,100 EUROS.
Also out in 19th spot was Pat Storan, whose heroic recovery yesterday in going from 7k to 150k was ended abruptly today, although details of his exit hand are scarce, he picks up 1,100 EUROS for his troubles also...
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