DTD Anniversary Cup - Day 3

[Colchester Kev]

The over/under line on his hand strength is KK

Who wants the under for $20?

ME

[thetank]

The over/under line on his hand strength is KK

Who wants the under for $20?

Ill take it.

As long as AK is included.

Not sure it will be tho, as in a way, its better than KK.

Booked

[NoflopsHomer]

Cristiano Blanco   11   9   418000
Steve Jelinek   12   6   252800
Nichiei Hicks   11   2   237800
John Eames   21   7   231700
Trevor Reardon   11   7   230000
Lee Mcmillan   21   9   217400
James Mitchell   11   3   207100
David Anderson   21   3   196100
Luke Marsh   12   9   183200
Billy Defty   21   5   176300
Dean Pearson   12   2   159100
Fraser Bain   12   3   123500
John Burke   21   4   120500
Alan Jennings   12   4   119900
Kevin Oconnell   12   8   103700
Bernie Holmes   12   5   99200
Liaquat Javed   21   8   93800
Ints Grinbaums   21   2   89300
Rickie Vedhara   12   7   85700
NITNITNITNIT KING NIT   11   5   82000
Mark Wilson   21   6   80600
Paul Brammer   11   1   80100
William Fry   11   6   76100
Paul Gourlay   11   8   52500

Good luck to nitnitnitnit kingnit

I enjoyed Floppy's interview on the video there where he found a diplomatic way of saying that everyone left is a huge nit.
The "patient" players are left in.

I wouldn't say everyone left is a huge nit. Certainly Nick Hicks, Will Fry, John Eames, James Mitchell, LeKnave, Steve Jelinek and Cristiano Blanco are all players I know can lag it up, but appears that everyone is happy to play it slow today.

[thetank]

The over/under line on his hand strength is KK

Who wants the under for $20?

ME

booked

[Leeds Wolf]

Keep it going Big Dave!

[NoflopsHomer]

LeKnave raises to 5,200 and Big TR, Trevor Reardon calls from midposition.



LeKnave bets 7,600. Big TR calls.



LeKnave bets 15,500. Big TR thinks for a while, but with each passing second his hand becomes weaker, he folds what I would guess is a 9-9 type hand.

[snoopy1239]

A crowd (well, a small gathering) closing in on the far table signifies action, and as I reach my destination, I am met by an all-in from David Jones. Paul Gourlay fills me in on the gory details, revealing that Will Fry (UTG), James Mitchell (SB) and LeKnave (BB) all saw a cheap flop where LeKnave led for 3,500, Fry raised to 7,500, Mitchell made it a total of 19,000 and LeKnave pushed all in. With Fry side-stepping out of the way, the decision was left on the shoulders of Mitchell.

James Mitchell considers his options, as LeKnave remains as still as water, an expression reminiscent of someone who has just released wind and doesn't want anyone to know.



In the end, Mitchell releases his hand, and LeKnave takes down a chunky pot without the need for a double through.

[snoopy1239]

Fry down to 70,000.

[Colchester Kev]

Pay up tank, he never has KK or AA there lolol

[mondatoo]

Ship, gogogogo Leknave

[Colchester Kev]

No pre flop action .... cochesterkev on stars ... thanks

[Horneris]

Hopefully he had   .

Probs not tho

[boldie]

Ship, gogogogo Leknave

indeed

[NoflopsHomer]

Will Fry is back over 100k, pretty self explanatory really. James Mitchell picks up on the button, Will Fry gets from the big blind. A board helps EPT Budapest's first champion with a timeley double up.

Meanwhile another exit has occured on the other table. Bernie Holmes with on the button, Rickie Vedhara had and all the chips went in preflop with a board of coming up. A quick tally of the chips and Holmes has Vedhara covered by literally a few hundred chips to knock him out in 24th spot.

[Colchester Kev]

J7 probs