DTD Anniversary Cup - Day 2

[GrannyDee]

gooooooooo Boba (Paul McTaggart)

[snoopy1239]

GL to Danny Cochrane and Matt Lewis can I get some pics of these 2 please!

Enjoy! Don't look a the whole picture all at once though, leave some for later.

Matthew Lewis



Daniel Cochrane

[kinboshi]

I noticed the headline on the newspaper. Where am i going? And where have i been? I'm considering legal action.

Damn - you beat me to the gag.  Was just typing one out, and you've ruined it.  It's your name, so that's fair enough.  

When can we expect your return then?

[NoflopsHomer]

LeKnave bets out 2,225 on a board and finds Glyn Cooke repopping it to 6,000 from behind him. LeKnave gives it a bit of the Hollywood before moving all-in.

"Count please," says Cooke. It's 16,850 more.

"Ok, I call."

LeKnave flips , Cooke makes a face like someone else got to the last cookie in the tin before him, and then turns over .

The turn and river are both deuces and LeKnave's Eights full beats Cooke's Deuces Full for a double up.

[snoopy1239]

Unless my eyes are deceiving me, we don't seem to have witnessed any early casualties, although Ben Mayhew has certainly broken a bone or two. I joined the action just as they were reaching the flop, Pete Charalambous having raised from the small blind before calling a reraise (of about 8,000 total) from Mayhew.

With both players quickly checking the flop, Charalambous extracted a chuckle from his neighbour before turning all serious and abruptly announcing all in on the turn. Moments later, all of Charalmbous' chips were scattered across the line (around 35,000) as he sat back with his arms folded, blew out his cheeks and began to write a text as if it was another two players in the hand.

Mayhew, meanwhile, sat back himself, clearly with a tricky decision as he put his hands on the head and sighed. "How much is in the pot?" inquired Mayhew as the dealer spread the chips. "About sixteen in there, buddy," replied Charalambous. With Charalambous smiling inanely at his tortured opponent, Mayhew suddenly spurted out the phrase "all-in" and we had our showdown, Charalambous in dominating shape with versus Mayhew's . "Don't get fucking lucky on me," pleaded Charalambous as the dealer reached towards the top of the pack.

River =

And Charalambous doubles though, much to his delight. "Yes, come on!" he said. "Nice hand, buddy," complimented a sportsmanlike Mayhew.

[maldini32]

LeKnave bets out 2,225 on a board and finds Glyn Cooke repopping it to 6,000 from behind him. LeKnave gives it a bit of the Hollywood before moving all-in.

"Count please," says Cooke. It's 16,850 more.

"Ok, I call."

LeKnave flips , Cooke makes a face like someone else got to the last cookie in the tin before him, and then turns over .

The turn and river are both deuces and LeKnave's Eights full beats Cooke's Deuces Full for a double up.

MBSFN to be on the toasty side of that.

[mondatoo]

Scooooooooooop nice start glglgl

[Cottonbud]

Haha cheers was hoping for some of today see if they look the part in my shades I lent them

[Linux]

LeKnave bets out 2,225 on a board and finds Glyn Cooke repopping it to 6,000 from behind him. LeKnave gives it a bit of the Hollywood before moving all-in.

"Count please," says Cooke. It's 16,850 more.

"Ok, I call."

LeKnave flips , Cooke makes a face like someone else got to the last cookie in the tin before him, and then turns over .

The turn and river are both deuces and LeKnave's Eights full beats Cooke's Deuces Full for a double up.

MBSFN to be on the toasty side of that.

weeeeeeeeeeeeee mbsfn

[kinboshi]

LeKnave bets out 2,225 on a board and finds Glyn Cooke repopping it to 6,000 from behind him. LeKnave gives it a bit of the Hollywood before moving all-in.

"Count please," says Cooke. It's 16,850 more.

"Ok, I call."

LeKnave flips , Cooke makes a face like someone else got to the last cookie in the tin before him, and then turns over .

The turn and river are both deuces and LeKnave's Eights full beats Cooke's Deuces Full for a double up.

MBSFN to be on the toasty side of that.

That's how it is to be golden balls.

[snoopy1239]

I didn't catch the betting pattern, but Paul Gourlay, residing in Las Vegas these days, is fuming like petrol and nurturing a depleted stack of 35,000. The board read , and Gourlay was in the process of calling what appeared to be a circa 10,000 bet from early pace setter James Mitchell. "Fucking hell," exclaimed a frustrated Gourlay as Mitchell turned over a near nutty . "Don't believe it." Five minutes later, Gourlay passed our base, grumbling, "Wish I'd come late, I flopped the straight and lost out to a runner runner flush."

Here's the Rocket Man during happier times, sharing thoughts just moments before the restart.

[snoopy1239]

They are dropping like... well, helium balloons. Still 89 remain.

[Pelham Boy]

I noticed the headline on the newspaper. Where am i going? And where have i been? I'm considering legal action.

Damn - you beat me to the gag.  Was just typing one out, and you've ruined it.  It's your name, so that's fair enough.  

When can we expect your return then?

No idea mate. It's all lies i tell you.

[Reggie]

Snoop's any cash games started yet??
Reggie

[snoopy1239]

Announcing he was moving all in blind before the cards were even dealt, the depleted stack of Darren Matlock was quickly matched by Dean Lyall who had his man by the short and curlies with versus . But poker's a cruel game, in which even the most dominating hands can be bent over and pummelled. This hand was no different, the board coming a gasp-inducing to deliver Matlock a fortunate double up and Lyall a face like a bulldog chewing a wasp whilst having his testicles clamped in a vice.