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Topic: Luton Xmas Cracker - Day Two & Final - LIVE UPDATE (Read 32936 times)
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Re: Luton Xmas Cracker - Day Two & Final - LIVE UPDATE
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December 11, 2005, 10:17:35 PM »
Yeppers M1 is now open apparently.
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and what's going on in the £100 f/o anyway?
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Re: Luton Xmas Cracker - Day Two & Final - LIVE UPDATE
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Pascal Perrault is the
5th
place finsher winning
£4,000
Pascal raises from the button. Stuart Fox moves over the top. Pascal calls all-in.
Pascal turns over
Stuart shows
Board =
As
Micky is delighted to have finished further in the comp than Pascal. His postition at the top of the rankings looks to be safe for the time being.
At one point, I recall Micky saying, and I quote, 'If Pascal goes out before me, I'll run round the casino naked.'
Argh!!!
We're all doooooomed...
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December 11, 2005, 10:23:17 PM »
tikay here.
Micky's tenacity to hang in there really is diferent gravy. I commented earlier on that pass he made, to leave himself 33k, & his short stack skills, & once again, he's been proven correct in his judgement. Fair play to him, he looks in good shape now to win the Rankings. Dave Colclough called this morning from Belfast to wish Good Luck to Mickey & Pascal, yet another example that our game really does have plenny of nice guys in it.
So, 4 left here. Been SOME Final, this one!
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December 11, 2005, 10:23:55 PM »
Chip counts please!!
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Quote from: snoopy1239 on December 11, 2005, 10:09:51 PM
It's quite extraordinary how Micky Wernick is able to pass hands - big hands sometimes - when other folks would feel they were pot-committed.
Time & time again, he lays down hands after getting re-popped, but somehow he clings in. He must be just about THE greatest short-stack player around today.
Agreed that Mickey is a great short stack player, but I feel in that situation it was a must call
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Re: Luton Xmas Cracker - Day Two & Final - LIVE UPDATE
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December 11, 2005, 10:26:04 PM »
Quote from: I KNOW IT on December 11, 2005, 10:24:19 PM
Quote from: snoopy1239 on December 11, 2005, 10:09:51 PM
It's quite extraordinary how Micky Wernick is able to pass hands - big hands sometimes - when other folks would feel they were pot-committed.
Time & time again, he lays down hands after getting re-popped, but somehow he clings in. He must be just about THE greatest short-stack player around today.
Agreed that Mickey is a great short stack player, but I feel in that situation it was a must call
Would that still me the case if you take into account the rankings situation?
ie in this case survival could have a higher EV than normal.
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December 11, 2005, 10:28:30 PM »
I hear what you say I Know It, but tonight is about Points, not Pounds, & Micky is playing for Points & Points alone. The Rankings means more to him that the £10k that goes with it, the Sponsorship Fairy is lurking. I honestly think that Micky is NOT bothered about the Prize Money tonight - just the points. On that basis, it makes his Pass correct. as it turns out.
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And like Bongo says, he has an effective last longer with Pascal! for £10,000 so even financially its not a bad fold.
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Tell him Ill have his prize money then
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December 11, 2005, 10:32:57 PM »
Stuart Fox has added a chunk to his stack after pushing Stephen Lennon off a hand in a battle of the blinds battle.
I believe Fox raised, Lennon reraised, Fox moves all-in.
After the kings v aces hands from earlier, Stuart Fox has kept his composure and seems to be steadily rebuilding a stack. Still a force...
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Re: Luton Xmas Cracker - Day Two & Final - LIVE UPDATE
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December 11, 2005, 10:36:10 PM »
Snoop, I've just had a word with my daughter re your application (showed her your pic) She asked what you do, I told her you play poker she said " When he wins the world series, tell him to give me a ring"
Mrs Red says "I'll have him"
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December 11, 2005, 10:36:23 PM »
tikay here.
Chip Counts are THUS
Stuart Fox 330k. Nice comeback.
Stephen Lennon 100k. Never had chips, but never been in danger.
Micky Wernick 100k. The ultimate cling-on. He just told me he has never, in his entire Poker career, experienced as much pressure as tonight.
Gilbert Butler 370k. Terrific performance against vastly more experienced players.
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December 11, 2005, 10:37:41 PM »
Mickey knows exactly what he is doing. He never misses a move or an angle. I'm sure the Pass was justified...especially if he lands himself a 100k sponsorship deal next year
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December 11, 2005, 10:45:19 PM »
Stephen Lennon is the
4th
Place finisher winning
£5,700k
It was a batlle of the shorties in the end. (stack size not physical height)
Lennon's raise from the small blind was reraised all-in by Micky Wernick who was putting Lennon to a decision for all his chips. Both had about the same, but Micky just pipped him on the chip count.
After a lot of umming and arring, Lennon opted to gamble with his
.
He must have been delighted to see Micky turn over
and relieved to be involved in a coin flip.
Board came
Micky makes a straight and virtually doubles up.
3 left...
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