DTD Monthly £300 - Day 2

[NoflopsHomer]

Amer Latif must have lost a few chips while I was writing up the last hand. I saw him push UTG for about 80k and it got passed to Tom Rutter in the big blind who thought long and hard, before calling.

Latif:
Rutter:



"Good call," says Sandeep Shah.

Tom, "He took a bit of time to push so I didn't think he had A-K, the only thing I was worried by was A-J."

16   Amer Latif   £986
17   Tom Kugelstadt   £986
18   Daniel Copeland   £986
19   Jim Peppercorn   £600

[AlexMartin]

gl linton, rutter and that bloke from freinds. also gl to big bearded cockney bloke, who looked reasonable yesterday.

[NoflopsHomer]

Chip Counts At The Last Break:

Christopher Brammer   22   8   416000
Sandeep Shah   21   4   354600
Ian Gascoigne   21   3   343200
Jeremy Betts   22   3   293500
Tom Kugelstadt   21   8   287700
Peter Charalamobus   21   1   194200
Steve Brown   22   6   161000
Ivor Frost   21   2   154000
Matthew Lewis   22   5   153000
Amer Latif   21   9   146100
Panos Panayi   22   7   145000
Paul Gourlay   22   1   142000
Tom Rutter   21   7   111300
John Stritch   21   5   107800
David Mundle   22   9   107500
Peter Linton   21   6   96900
Andrew Papageorgiou   22   2   96000

[amcgrath1uk]

im still in 150 with 18 left and 15 get paid so thought i would bokk myself cos im bored

I'll help

gl gl gl

[George2Loose]

Tom Kugelstadt is eliminated in 17th place, wins £985

I picked up the action from when Kugelstadt had announced all-in preflop and Sandeep Shah was considering calling - I think there may have been more than one raise involved in this, rather than a straight shove from Kugelstadt, but it wasn't clear as within a minute Shah had called with .  Kugelstadt, who at one point had a veritable mountain of chips, was now comfortably covered, and held .

"Keep it low," was the murmur from Shah, or, to be more precise, the little team of railers who've appeared as if from the air itself to cheer him on.  The board emerged which was low enough to bust Tom Kugelstadt, pictured here shaking hands with his opponents as he leaves.



More amusingly, and less magnanimously, Shah's railer manages to sneak him a hi-five and shouts, "Massive!  It's a big call you know, bro!" clearly carried away with his bro's runaway success today.

Played with Shah before- decent player but a massive station. No way he was passing there

[LeKnave]

goooo oooooooooooonnnnnn tommy rutter. get the cake son.

[George2Loose]

Cmon Rutter. 1 time!

And GL to Linton!

[pokerfan]

Is Latif American by any chance,sure i recognise.

[Djinn]

Double up for Steve Brown after a succession of tense hands where short (and not so short) stacks have been putting the pressure on by raising all in.  In his case he put his whole 81k in on the small blind over the top of Andrew Papageorgiou who'd raised to 37k in the cutoff.  "I've put too much in," he said, and made the call with , but stayed behind Brown's .



Rough chip counts for the table:

22   1   Paul Gourlay - 520k
22   2   Andrew Papageorgiou - 130k
22   3   Jeremy Betts - 180k
22   6   Steve Brown - 180k
22   7   Panos Panayi - 270k
22   8   Christopher Brammer - 400k
22   9   David Mundle - 130k

[George2Loose]

Oh and GL to Steve Brown too!

[flushthemout]

go on steve, go deeper, see u at the festival soon.

[NoflopsHomer]

We lose Matthew Lewis in 15th.

Then Ivor Frost pushes over Sandeep Shah's raise with but gets called by .

board and we lose another.

[julian]

great updates as usual,
hope u get to make it next month

[Djinn]

Paul Gourlay eliminates Andrew Papageorgiou in 13th place (winning £1,379)



Having been reraised off a button raise by Jeremy Betts (with air, for which he got a round of applause), Paul Gourlay picked up next hand and raised again.  Short stacked Papageorgiou moved all-in and Gourlay was in no mood to fold - he was up against .  Promptly spiking an Ace on the flop and a Queen on the river, he evened up the number of players on each table, bumping his stack up to even greater heights.

I would also like to publicly apologise for calling his hoody 'ridiculous' earlier.  When taken together with the ensemble as a whole it makes a kind of sense.  I guess. 

[mondatoo]

gggooooo Dunk in the 150,any chance of the payouts for that please,much appreciated