DTD Monthly £300 Freezeout Final Day - Interactive

[Ginger]

Carnage has stated again it would seem, on walking through to the tournament area I saw 3 players at different tables get up and leave!

Ylva Thorsrud had just been knocked out by Dag Martin Mikkelsen, the very next hand David Tighe moves in from UTG, it passes round to Dag  who is still trying to stack his mountains of chips, he shrugs his shoulders and calls the 30k push.

  for David Tighe

   for Dag Martin Mikkelsen

A sigh of relief escapes David as the safe board of  comes down, he has doubled up to average stack.

[Ginger]

Exit order today:

28   Stephen Best
29   Ylva Thorsrud
30   George Kennedy
31   Kenny Burke
32   Tony Salmon
33   Jarle Traasdahl
34   Håvard Holder
35   Peter Seager
36   Vivi Sæthren
37   Nichiei Hicks
38   Kemi Kjetil
39   Kim-ove Hagerup

[LeKnave]

pics of impressive stack towers/pyramids plz.

[Colchester Kev]

our last 27 ... lots of familiar names there ...

22   1   David Tighe
22   2   Suketu Patel
22   3   Thor-andre Stang
22   4   Matt Russell
22   5   Stephan Alexander Kjerstad
22   6   Stig Moen
22   7   Neil Giblin
22   8   Dag Martin Mikkelsen
22   9   Arne Aarskog
32   1   Hooper Robert
32   2   Steve Jelinek
32   3   Thomas Gundersen
32   4   Graham Pound
32   5   Torgeir Ravlo
32   6   Per Øyvind Voie
32   7   Anna Chu Ping Lin
32   8   Remo Rossi
32   9   Jonathan Mccann
33   1   Ole Gabriel Holgersen
33   2   Barte Ervall
33   3   Henning Granstad
33   4   Acid Nilsen
33   5   Kristian Aksnes
33   6   Siv Vekseth
33   7   Bjørn Brevik
33   8   Trond Sundby
33   9   Victor Forberg-skogeng

[Colchester Kev]

pics of impressive stack towers/pyramids plz.

Funny you should say that, I have just had the same conversation with Jen about how boring the norwegians stack their chips ... no flair these vikings, its just boring stacks

I may invade a table at the next break and show these kids how to build a decent chip structure.

[Ginger]

Apparently Evil Pie just limped with  and was lucky enough to find Arne Aarskog with .... and got a fab double up!

I didn't catch the board but the Aces held, and now he is on roughly 70,000

Arne Aarskog leave in 26th.

[Colchester Kev]

this is the chip stack styles we have to contend with ...

[Colchester Kev]

not the most flattering picture she has ever had taken i presume...

[Ginger]

Blinds are now 1200/2400 with 300 ante

24 players remain

Average stack 80,833




I think Henning just had a hand/cookie jar moment...

Raising to 7500 from LP he finds Kristian Aksnes on the button repopping it to 20k.

He looks like here isn't actually any decision to be made (but still waits a little while) before folding.



I then turn around to see what seems to be rather a lot of chips making their way into the middle (in fact they are just lots of 500 and 100 chips).

the flop is already  and Graham Pound has pushed

Remo Rossi calls instantly and flips

Graham 

Turn  opening up the outs for Graham...

a cruel on the river gives Graham the double up (80k ish), and leaves Remo Rossi on dust.

[Ginger]

Neil Giblin pushes from the cutoff for 26k

Thor-andre Stang in bb decides to give it a spin..

  for Neil

  for Thor

A safe board of  and it's another double up for a short stack (which there is rather a lot of happening.)

[Colchester Kev]

23 left, ave stack is 85k

Evil Pie 125k

steve Jelinek 90k

Henning Granstad 180k

[Colchester Kev]

If me & Evil pie had kids ...

[Ginger]

Blinds are now 1500/3000 - 300 ante.


Sorry for being slightly hazy on what happened up until this point, but I couldn't see who had raised from my position.....

There were several limps on the table, I assume one of the blinds had small/minimum raised...

Neil Giblin UTG+1 then pushes for 38,600

Dag Martin Mikkelsen calls (with his monster stack)

Everyone else ducks for cover.

  for Neil

  for Dag

  and yet another double up for the shorties, Neil now on roughly 90k

[Colchester Kev]

 This guy is our chip leader ... he just took a player out on a flop of    ... all the chips flew in and his set of 9's was light years ahead of Stig Moen's 

Dag Martin Mikkelsen massive chippy now.

[Ginger]

2 places of the money bubble and we have slooooooooooooowed right down.

Plenty of pinching the blinds and antes but not a lot of flops being seen (if any)