DTD Anniversary Cup - Day 3

[snoopy1239]

Players are now debagging (no, not the debagging of your school years - that would be a frightful experience) and counting out those chips to make sure the janitor didn't pinch one over night. As such, play should commence in about a minute's time.

[NoflopsHomer]

Simon was talking about the structure to the players and we took the opportunity to ask him about his best finish in the WSOP.

"73rd," was the reply.

"That's pretty good," I said.

"Yeah, but that was when it only had 300 runners!"

[snoopy1239]

Sadly, it looks as though we won't be witnessing any Rocky-like comebacks, as Mohammed Javed has chosen not to return to his 2,400 stack, understandably deciding that sleeping was a more favourable option to being eliminated from poker tournaments. Does that mean he has avoided that sickening feeling of being knocked out of a main event?

[Colchester Kev]

Looking forward to todays updates chaps .... hope there is plenty of good action for you.

[snoopy1239]

And within just a couple of hands, Mohammed Javed is officially eliminated from the Anniversary Cup. Unlike yesteryear, you don't get to see a board (well, not see quite, as you're not even here), rather your hand is simply folded if you're not in your seat. And of course, that's exactly what happened as the blinds hit Javed, meaning the local boy finishes in 28th.

[Bigfella]

gl LeKnave

 

[ACE2M]

And within just a couple of hands, Mohammed Javed is officially eliminated from the Anniversary Cup. Unlike yesteryear, you don't get to see a board (well, not see quite, as you're not even here), rather your hand is simply folded if you're not in your seat. And of course, that's exactly what happened as the blinds hit Javed, meaning the local boy finishes in 28th.

i'd have turned up with 1 chip left

[Longy]

Gl Le Knave.

If i had the micro stack, I would still come back to throw them in and hope to spin it up. Those chips must be worth at least £150-200 at this stage of the tourney.

[NoflopsHomer]

First hand on table 31 and the board reads with David Anderson getting into a raising war against Paul Brammer. Anderson eventually gets the last raise all-in.

Brammer, "This is so sick! Gah...I can't pass. I call."

Brammer:

Anderson:

The river is the and Brammer gets knocked down to about 100k while conversely Anderson is up to 200k.

Brammer begins an inquest, "Would you pass?" asking almost everyone in the room. Will Fry says he wouldn't, as does everyone else, but Brammer is still chastising himself for not folding.

[snoopy1239]

Billy Defty

[snoopy1239]

Ints Grinbaums

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David Jones

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Alan Jennings

[snoopy1239]

Out in 27th is a disappointed Glyn Cooke. His flopped top pair, was ultimately out-coin-flipped by Nick Hick's on a board. Hicks now looking increasingly dangerous, and wears that butter-wouldn't-melt-in-my-mouth to absolute perfection. A useful tool for any bluffer.

[snoopy1239]

Special prize for anyone who can tell us what the heck this is, and what on earth is circling it?