Pokerstars.com EPT Prague: Day 1B - Interactive

[TidalWave]

Thanks a dozen guys. For some reason Erik always looks like he's high or drunk.

[LuckyLloyd]

Gavin Kelly -- 8.2k
Nicky Power -- 9.5k

 

[Chili]

Can you by any chance slip in a picture of Peter Meere who is in seat 2, table 32 (Bansi's starting table). I don't know if he's still seated there but you can recognize him by his baby face (his nickname is Zwitsal, after the baby shampoo stuff). Thanks a million!

Here you go, I hereby give you Zwitsal - He said thanks for asking but not doing too great.

Peter Meere 5,900

Some news direct from Peter.  He has doubled up with AA v JJ and then wants you Dutch boys to know that he shouted "ZWITSAL POWER!!!"  across the room.   

[dino1980]

Quote of the day. "Annette Obrestad is so good at poker that she can win online sit and goes without turning on her computer."

Expect a calvacade of Annette 'facts' a la Jack Bauer or Chuck Norris.

Annette doesn’t play online she just takes the money directly out of your bank account.

Annette doesn’t fold she just lets others win out of pity

Annette doesn’t chew her food she just re-raises the nutrients until they fold into her stomach.

[NoflopsHomer]

Any updates on Nick Goodall, table 28 seat 2 (originally)?

Thanks in advance, fantastic work guys.

Roughly 16k as of 10 minutes ago



Annette Obrestad is OUT courtesy of the almightily named Alberto Spigolon.

Spigolon limped for 200, 'AllinStevie' Steve Devlin made it 800 and Annette raised to 2,800. Spigolon cold-called this bet and Allinstevie passed.

The flop was 4-4-2 and both players checked. Spigolon checked to Annette on the Jack turn, and she bet 3,750 which he called. He then checked the 8 river and she pushed for 10k. He made the call and showed Kings and she insta-mucked.

Nicky Power has doubled up with on a Ten-high two club board against Jacks, hitting an Ace on the turn.

Chris Moorman(1) raised to 600 after one limper with , and got two callers. The flop came 9-4-2 rainbow and he bet 1200 and one player called with just 2,700 behind. Moorman hit the 7 on the turn and set his opponent in, who called with 9-8 suited, the river giving Moorman a full house, though he was really perplexed that the other player didn't move in on the flop.

Joe Grech just called an all-in on a flop. With . And he was ahead. Against , the board bricked out, and the man who hates internet poker more than anyone I know added an extra 5k to his stack.

[NoflopsHomer]

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[shoutman]

I couldn't live with myself if a cat was killed because of my inaction.

Great updates, Gavin Kelly still doing well?

cheers

[Chili]

Just seen Willie Tann walking in the opposite direction from the tables towards me saying "I'm out, I'm out!"  With only about 5k to his name, his Jacks were no good against AJ and a flopped Ace.

[AndrewT]

Annette Obrestad is OUT courtesy of the almightily named Alberto Spigolon.

Spigolon limped for 200, 'AllinStevie' Steve Devlin made it 800 and Annette raised to 2,800. Spigolon cold-called this bet and Allinstevie passed.

The flop was 4-4-2 and both players checked. Spigolon checked to Annette on the Jack turn, and she bet 3,750 which he called. He then checked the 8 river and she pushed for 10k. He made the call and showed Kings and she insta-mucked.

And that's where a reputation as being super-aggressive works against you.

Lovely update today - lots of new faces posting, which is good.

 

[Chili]

I couldn't live with myself if a cat was killed because of my inaction.

Great updates, Gavin Kelly still doing well?

cheers

Gavin was a little shy on telling or showing me his chips, he said he was embarrased because he only had 7 chips in total lol.  Those chips are mostly blue 1k though and and up to 7,600.

[Ra_Z_Boy]

Any chance of an update on the aforementioned Stevie Devlin?

Also

Chidwick Stephen Sweden 29 9

This lad too. He is an 18 year old from Kent.

Cheers blonde! Great updates as per usual.

[Graham C]

Players are just on a short break -

I believe this is Londoner Tony Phillips who is located near the press room so his yoyo exploits can be witnessed.
Currently on 7,000.

I've seen this guy down the Western a couple of times, wish him luck, he won't know who I am but I'll still wish him luck

[NoflopsHomer]

1              € 708,400
2              € 407,300
3              € 235,300
4              € 182,200
5              € 151,800
6              € 119,000
7              € 93,600
8              € 63,200
9              € 39,200
10           € 39,200
11           € 27,800
12           € 27,800
13           € 20,200
14           € 20,200
15           € 15,200
16           € 15,200
17           € 12,650
18           € 12,650
19           € 12,650
20           € 12,650
21           € 12,650
22           € 12,650
23           € 12,650
24           € 12,650
25           € 10,100
26           € 10,100
27           € 10,100
28           € 10,100
29           € 10,100
30           € 10,100
31           € 10,100
32           € 10,100
33           € 8,850
34           € 8,850
35           € 8,850
36           € 8,850
37           € 8,850
38           € 8,850
39           € 8,850
40           € 8,850
41           € 7,600
42           € 7,600
43           € 7,600
44           € 7,600
45           € 7,600
46           € 7,600
47           € 7,600
48           € 7,600
49           € 6,380
50           € 6,380
51           € 6,380
52           € 6,380
53           € 6,380
54           € 6,380
55           € 6,380
56           € 6,380

[Chili]

Leo Kam, GUKPT London leg winner has steadily increased his chips from an early dent. A hand just evolved with Elky limping for 300 and Leo Kam next to him raising to 1,200.  His next neighbour Mike McDonald made the call as did Elky.  So 3 guys saw this flop:

    all 3 checked

Turn:    Elky checked, Leo bet 2,500 & Mike reraised to 5,500 total which Leo quickly called the xtra 3k.

River:      Leo Kam bet 4k - about half of what Mike had left and it looked like a semi reluctant call from Mike but he did. 

Leo showed  for the rivered flush and Mike looked sickened and mucked.

Mike McDonald  4,800
Leo Kam  circa  36,000

Elky, Kam, McDonald  (Karl M just moved to the table)

[NoflopsHomer]

Paul Jackson is OUT, nothing spectacular though. An Ace King against a pair of Jacks, an unhelpful board and then a short walk to the cash game.

Chris Moorman, on the same table, is over 25k now after more fun and games and non-stop hittage with suited gappers. He raised 6-4 from underthegun, and got action from the player he and nextdoor neighbour Ramzi Jelassi, kindly called, "The table donkey" who called with 8-7 suited. An 8-7-5 flop later and Moorman was raking in the chips.

"We were really routing for the other guy," confessed Ramzi glumly.

This is Vikash Dharasoo. I know nothing about his poker game. What I can tell you is that he is a former French International Footballer, and when I used to play Championship Manager 3, he was absolutely awesome as DMRC (Defensive Midfielder, Right/Centre). I signed him up for Newcastle for about £2 million and he was worth over £10 million in next to no time, and had an average rating over 8 for the course of the season.

At this point, I then realised I use to play Champo way too much.



Thomas Wahlroos, although concetrating on his game, you can guarantee he's secretly checking which stack of chips to knock over next.