BlueSq.com GUKPT Brighton: Day 2

[NoflopsHomer]

With the board reading , Mo Muse checks to Ramsay Ajram who bets 15,500 into a pot of around 40,000. Muse, who is in an awkward spot on the table given that he hardly has any space to keep his chips behind the line, tells the dealer, "I'm just going to count them ok?" before pushing the chips in front of the line and duly counting out his stack.

"Has he called?" said Ajram, looking a tiny bit uncomfortable and the dealer shakes his head. Muse hasn't seen this change in body language, but duly then makes the call.

A disappointed Ajram says, "One pair," turning over . Muse scoops the pot with .

[NoflopsHomer]

Im not saying what Jones did was right or wrong but surely poker etiquette dictates that if you're not in the hand you shouldn't be talking?

De Mel should know better making such statements- Frazier should have called for the ruling if he believed it to be a call

I believe Frazer and Jones both called for a ruling.

[NoflopsHomer]

Michael Greco has doubled his short 17k stack through Richard Lewindon (Got out of the habit of putting the 'g' in).

Lewindon:

Greco:



It's only a drop in the ocean of Lewindon's stack who is still very comfortable near the top of the chip counts. Greco moves from a micro-short stack to a short stack.

[bovie]

It dont matter whatever people think,the one thing for sure is, the rules of poker state the final word is that of the t/d,and any player on the table is entitled to call for him/her.

[NoflopsHomer]

Iwan Jones is out, he pushed in with and got called by Richard Lewindon's .



All the chips Lewindon just lost to Greco, he's gained back, plus an extra 10k more.

[George2Loose]

Jams Sudworth chip count pls noflops?

Excellent job as usual

[tufat23]

Like you say - you don't known "Jones"

ok sure. so ure implying that jones is squeeky clean, would never have an ill thought, would only say something here because deep in his soul he wants the correct decision to be made and has no thought whatsoever of the effect of the ruling, and he would do the same if it meant that it would actually cost him chips or put him in a much worse spot for later in the tournament

[kukushkin88]

What Iwan did here is clearly the right thing to do, as shown by the TD's decision. What if he doesn't intervene? Then the wrong ruling would almost certainly have been reached. The rules are there and were applied correctly on this occassion because of Iwan's intervention. It's unfortunate for Priyan obviously but hard to criticise Iwan.

[T8MML]

Like you say - you don't known "Jones"

ok sure. so ure implying that jones is squeeky clean, would never have an ill thought, would only say something here because deep in his soul he wants the correct decision to be made and has no thought whatsoever of the effect of the ruling, and he would do the same if it meant that it would actually cost him chips or put him in a much worse spot for later in the tournament

Yes but probably not in so many words

[MANTIS01]

Even though a player might not be involved in this particular hand I say he has every right to clarify exactly what the TD's views are because the outcome could affect ALL players in any future hand should the situation arise again. He's not in the hand but he's in the game. He's asking for clarification of the official ruling not for permission to sleep with the other guy's wife. And the only reason he has to do this is cos the dealer is probably staring into space and dribbling over the cards rather than tuning into the fecking game.

[T8MML]

Like you say - you don't known "Jones"

ok sure. so ure implying that jones is squeeky clean, would never have an ill thought, would only say something here because deep in his soul he wants the correct decision to be made and has no thought whatsoever of the effect of the ruling, and he would do the same if it meant that it would actually cost him chips or put him in a much worse spot for later in the tournament

Yes but probably not in so many words

One thing I do know for certain - if Iwan wanted to protect his position as you may be implying the last person he would want to see "gifted" chips so near the bubble is the super aggressive Ian Frazer.

[NoflopsHomer]

Ramsey Ajram raises to 7.7k but folds to the 19.6k reraise from Matt Perrins.

Andreas Hoivold raises to 7.2k and get a call from Martyn Cavanagh in the big blind, but Cavanagh folds to a suspiciously small 6.8k bet on the flop.

Michael Greco has doubled up again, through Ian Frazer this time. vs with the board coming J-K-Q-K-2, suddenly he seems a lot happier.

[tufat23]

Like you say - you don't known "Jones"

ok sure. so ure implying that jones is squeeky clean, would never have an ill thought, would only say something here because deep in his soul he wants the correct decision to be made and has no thought whatsoever of the effect of the ruling, and he would do the same if it meant that it would actually cost him chips or put him in a much worse spot for later in the tournament

Yes but probably not in so many words

One thing I do know for certain - if Iwan wanted to protect his position as you may be implying the last person he would want to see "gifted" chips so near the bubble is the super aggressive Ian Frazer.

i lold

[NoflopsHomer]

Jams Sudworth chip count pls noflops?

Excellent job as usual

Probably about 110k.

[bovie]

are you folding or asking foe the lords advice ?