DTD Monthly £300 Freezeout Day 1 - Interactive

[sarah32diamond]

Hi Tractor

Even though he is an unknown I trust his capabilities as he keep me in the manner I am accustomed to LOL. I would love him to do well in a tournament like this it would make his year !!

Sarah x

[Horneris]

Take That imo. 2 Band Members dont look so happy.

1 is Robbie WIlliams, you have to guess the other...

[LLevan]

Fear not NAS, norkage shots will arrive. All good things come to those who wait.

[snoopy1239]

Meet blondeite Sledge, also known as Marc Hodge. I don't know if it's just me, but he's got one of those innocent 'butter doesn't melt in my mouth' faces. I bet it does though!

Anyhow, Marc's a man of few words, four in fact...

"Not won a hand."

[LLevan]

Meet blondeite Sledge, also known as Marc Hodge. I don't know if it's just me, but he's got one of those innocent 'butter doesn't melt in my mouth' faces. I bet it does though!

Anyhow, Marc's a man of few words, four in fact...

"Not won a hand."

Tell him patience is a virtue and GL GL and god knows what else but just wait till he's on the same table as TJ then he can easily nick someone's BB.

[danafish]

Extremo-shortstack Mr Dharminder Buttar of Table 27 has doubled up in some wise holding Jacks against Mr Gamal Mosleh's Sevens. He is still short though.

Ms Fran Creed would like it to be known that her table features last month's winner Mr Nick Marshall and also last month's official second-placer ("that guy over there," according to Fran). She has yet to really make any moves.

Meanwhile Lucy Rokach has her aggression dial turned up to 11 already. Her 350 preflop raise is called by Trevor Reardon, but he backs off when she fires out another 725 on the flop. Rokach - slightly over 10k. Reardon - slightly under 10k.

[Tractor]

Hi Tractor

Even though he is an unknown I trust his capabilities as he keep me in the manner I am accustomed to LOL. I would love him to do well in a tournament like this it would make his year !!

Sarah x

Im sure they will keep you updated on his progress, your in good hands here

[snoopy1239]

If you want table talk, then look no further than chief waffler and former Gala boy Richard Berridge, who would waltz into a national talking team if the UK had such a thing. As I joined his table, I heard him muttering the following comments... "I had A-T suited. It's the best hand I've had so far. I didn't raise with it. A-Q used to be my bogey hand, but now it's A-K  Can't seem to win with it down here. Because of that I don't put much value on it. I'd rather have A-T suited." At this point, he incredibly went for the rarely seen exhale maneuvre before continuing.

On a more serious note, for those that know him, he sure likes to move those chips, so a definite dangerman in any a comp.

[Linux]

Meet blondeite Sledge, also known as Marc Hodge. I don't know if it's just me, but he's got one of those innocent 'butter doesn't melt in my mouth' faces. I bet it does though!

Anyhow, Marc's a man of few words, four in fact...

"Not won a hand."

He's like peter pan. He never gets old

[Horneris]

Sledge Benoit is all power imo.

[snoopy1239]

Producing a gap that is reminiscent of the 'V' shaped gap in Da Vinci's Last supper, Ali Mallu and Pete Linton look deadly serious as they contemplate how they're going to clean the other out in what is sure to be an inevitable confrontation. But before they reach that rags vs. rags in a monster pot encounter, Pete had his sights set on a smaller pot as he bet 2,875 into a Ah board. With 4k into the pot, his opponent obviously deemed this to be a milker bet, and opted for the fold.

[ChipRich]

Meet blondeite Sledge, also known as Marc Hodge. I don't know if it's just me, but he's got one of those innocent 'butter doesn't melt in my mouth' faces. I bet it does though!

Anyhow, Marc's a man of few words, four in fact...

"Not won a hand."

He's a douche

Srsly though, gogogogo Sledge, and the rest!

[action man]

updates on my 3 last longerpicks plz

Rana
Matt Tyler
and Monkey Matt

[snoopy1239]

Meet blondeite Sledge, also known as Marc Hodge. I don't know if it's just me, but he's got one of those innocent 'butter doesn't melt in my mouth' faces. I bet it does though!

Anyhow, Marc's a man of few words, four in fact...

"Not won a hand."

He's like peter pan. He never gets old

I think tikay has that. Oh no, hold on, he has the other one.

[danafish]

A big hand on Table Karabiner (the table numbering system here is entirely alien to me, so I shall largely be just making it up from here on in).

With a considerable bunch of chips in the middle and the board reading , Paul Thompson bets out 1875, only for a gentleman I believe is Andreas Olympios to min-raise. Actually at first he tries to raise to 3k before the dealer corrects him. I also, I should add, at this point feel pretty bad for Paul Thompson - his right arm is in a sling and it took him such a long time to count out 1875 with his left hand, and then the other guy goes and raises him. Most inconsiderate. Anyway, Thompson passes pretty sharpish. "I was beating you until that last Two," says he. Ben Callinan is asking Mr Probably Olympios if he had quad Deuces. It turns out not - he had a Six for the full house, indeed miles ahead on the river of Mr Thompson's straight...