DTD Monthly Freezeout Final Day - Interactive

[snoopy1239]

The players have returned and the final is now under way. Hold onto you hats, peeps, I feel a storm a brewing.

[TheChipPrince]

Great updates updaters!

[Karabiner]

Sorry I'm late, I got stuck behind a tractor on the M25.

I will be following closely from now on...

[The_nun]

As suspected the early table dominator is Rolf Woods.

Hand one he raises to 15k in the cut off.

BB Dan Ward calls,
 


Dan Checks Rolf bets Dan folds.

Second hand once again Rolf raises this time to 18000, but unlike the first hand no one took him on.

[snoopy1239]

Marcus Bebb-Jones is out and becomes the 9th place finisher winning £708

Within the first few hands of play, Marcus Bebb Jones pushed from late position and was called by Mark Roberts in the big blind.

Bebb-Jones =
Roberts =



Board =

[snoopy1239]

Daniel Ward raised to 16,000 from UTG+1 and Rob Clarke made the call in the big blind. On the flop, Clarke check-folded to a continuation bet of 18,000 and showed face-up.

[Ironside]

can we have an id check on some of the players 2 or 3 or 4 of them look under 16 never mind 18

[The_nun]

Rob Clarke has also doubled up through the BB calling his all in push with A A v J J. With the BB Tripping the Jacks it looked like Rob was on his way but an A on the river
gave him a stack of around 100k.

Then it was back to Rolf to have another bash.

Rolf raised 18k two off the button which was where Jonathan Spinks was sat waiting eagerly with      and he wasn't letting Rolf in cheaply so he re-raised all in for another 61800.

Rolf called to show his    .

On a board of          sees a nice double up for Spinks.

[kenjude]

Lovely, c'mon Jon!

[snoopy1239]

Seat 1: Rob Clarke -- 141,000
Seat 2: Rolf Woods -- 53,000
Seat 3: Daniel Ward -- 78,000
Seat 4: Jonathan Spinks -- 96,000
Seat 5: Terry Fletcher -- 91,000
Seat 7: Richard Kellett -- 370,000
Seat 8: David Nisbet -- 105,000
Seat 9: Mark Roberts -- 61,000

[Ironside]

dont want to sound rude but what has happened to the pics of the valets this month?

[snoopy1239]

We've been graced by the presence of Johnny Lodden, Sverre Sundbo, Annette Obrestad and the like today, as they prepare for a one-off STT tomorrow pitting Norway's finest against each other. A few of them have noticed Rolf Woods' presence in this event, however, and are offering support from the rail. It seems to have paid off, as Woods has just doubled through courtesy of Terry Fletcher. Pushing all in preflop for a total of 53,000, Woods was looked up by Fletcher in the big blind with . Woods could only muster , but it was good enough to take down the pot as the board came . Woods now back over the 100,000 mark.

[The_nun]

Dave Nisbet is out and becomes the 8th place finisher winning £885

We lose David Nisbet after his all in gamble preflop against Terry Fletchers pocket Q's. Terry managed to trip the queens just to secure the deal and give him a nice looking stack of 260k.



Daniel Ward and Richard Kellett also seemed to get it all in preflop on the next hand,  before I could get my head around the betting they were on thier backs and the flop dealt


  for Dan

  For Richard.

 

Still a left with a good amount of chips around the 300k mark Richard prepares to retrieve them.

[kenjude]

We've graced by the presence of Johnny Lodden, Sverre Sundbo, Annette Obrestad and the like today, as they prepare for a one-off STT tomorrow pitting Norway's finest against each other. A few of them have noticed Rolf Woods' presence in this event, however, and are offering support from the rail.

I'm surprised they haven't needed to go and have a lie down after being nabbed by Jeff Chef for EMS podcast interviews

[snoopy1239]

With blinds at 4,000 and 8,000 with a running ante of 800, Rob Clarke made a standard raise preflop and Richard Kellett called from the big blind. With Kellett checking blind prior to a flop, Clarke checked behind leading to an turn. Kellett led out for 30,000, but Clarke announced all in! "For f***s sake," grunted a frustrated Kellett. Meanwhile, Clarke remained as still as water. "You could have a set, two hearts," he pondered in Negreanu stylee. "Maybe even aces." Eventually Kellett made the fold and Clarke picked up the pot.