DTD £300 Deepstack APRIL - INTERACTIVE

[Colchester Kev]

Lewis Morton Monaghan is OUT  got it in with 44 and ran into Kevin Kirby with QQ


despite the board of 3 5 6 A, Lewis missed the outs on the river and departs stage left.

[kinboshi]

Martin Jarvis, aka Pelham Boy is involved in a big hand with Nathan Watson.


With the blinds at 300/600 and antes of 50, it's folded round to Martin in middle position.  He raises to 1,700.  Nathan Watson calls and it's left to those two to battle it out.

Flop:



Martin has about 10K back and bets 3,600.  Nathan has Martin comfortably covered.

Nathan, almost imperceptibly, announces all-in without any movement of his chips or his hands.

Martin dwells for a good minute or two and eventually decides to put the rest of his stack in.

Martin =
Nathan =

Nathan is a 55% favourite as we see the turn and river.

Turn



River



Martin manages to avoid all the bullets, and doubles through to 22K.

Nathan has to lick his wounds and restacks his remaining 20K into neat stacks.

[SteveSpring]

Surely Glenn Henderson must be down to the cloth by now. Ask him if hes had any  to missplay?

[kinboshi]

Me and Kev are a little peckish after hours of hard graft.  He orders two steak baguettes from the valet.

Richard Wootton (aka dik9) turns to me and says "Dan, aren't you having anything?"

[kinboshi]

Manuel Stan sees his large stack grow even further as he puts Shane Dewsbury all-in with a re-raise, and then all-out on the flop. 


Manuel
Shane

Flop



Turn

[Colchester Kev]

READ IT, QUALIFY FOR IT, WIN IT   and give me 10%

[kinboshi]

Martin Jarvis goes from strength to strength with his own brand of observational poker.

Not noticing an all-in raise from a short-stack, Martin announces raise from the cut-off.  Fortunately, everyone else folds and we have a showdown.

Shortie =
Martin =

Flop



Turn

(counterfeiting the pair of fours)

River



Sticking the proverbial boot in and moving him up to 32.5K

[Colchester Kev]

20 min break.

[kinboshi]

Poker is all about timing, and focused aggression.  Here is a textbook example, from our own Matt 'PieMan' Russell.

With a stack of 28K he raises from UTG+1 with the mighty 98o to 1,050.

Two callers.

Flop



Matt leads out for 2,200.

Button calls, and the BB passes.

Turn

Check - check.

River

Matt bets 3K and is raised to 8K.  Obviously not able to win if it goes to a showdown, Matt can't call - and can either fold or re-raise.  Going for the aggressive option, he pumps it up to 14K, only to see the button move all-in.  Matt quietly folded, and the button turned over .  Quads.

[The_nun]

Geez, that is a big dent to his stack, lets just hope he knows it is not how big the stack is but how to use it aye...

[Colchester Kev]

Manuel Stan   12   2   69400
Jigar Desai   14   4   68500
Phil Long   21   5   60600
Robert Gray   12   8   60500
Davide Fasoli   23   1   60400

Manoj Mistry   14   7   59900
Colin Mctaggart   21   8   51100
Paul Hardy   32   6   50100

Paul Danko   12   3   49900
Richard Berridge   33   6   47900
Oneib Saeed   32   7   47400
Gavin Roberts   31   2   46000
Philip Clarke   12   9   45700
Morgan Sorfleet   31   1   45300
Christopher Utting   11   1   42300
Paul Ephremsen   21   7   41200

David Oakton   32   2   38600
David Nicholson   11   9   37200
David Buckle   13   7   36400
Ross Mitchell   21   2   36300
Sven Hoffelner   22   5   36100
Davyd Wright   23   7   36100
Scott Fenton   13   5   35700
Mathew David Haycox   22   8   35600
Philip Butt   33   1   35500
Glenn Henderson   33   4   35300
James Harcourt   31   7   35300
Carl Cook   23   2   34800
Paul King   11   4   34300
Gareth Teatum   32   5   32600
Stephen Holden   11   6   32200
Alan Halcrow   22   1   32200
Anon   21   6   32000
Martin Jarvis   11   7   31600
David Griffiths   22   7   31500
Lawrence Townsend   21   9   30900
David Anderson   14   2   30100

Ian Gascoigne   23   4   29200
Dharmesh Thakkar   33   5   29100
James Tomlin   14   3   29000
Fraser Bain   31   4   28800
Darren Copus   32   3   26500
John Redmond   33   9   25800
Peter Howard   12   4   25100
John Potts   13   2   23700
Craig Watson   12   6   23600
Michael Vassiliou   23   5   23500
Corrado Nane   22   2   23200
Ashley Smith   23   6   21400
Troy Harrison   12   1   21300
Brian Goddard   31   5   20700
David Outterside   33   7   20600
Mark Hayes   33   8   20600

Darren Jarvis   31   8   19700
Anthony Nicholls   22   4   19100
Peter Wigglesworth   32   9   18700
Michael Andreas   11   2   18600
Keith Smith   22   6   18500
Chris Webber   33   2   18200
Nathan Watson   11   8   17500
Trevor Pearson   31   6   16400
Parminder Kandola   13   3   16400
Anthony Kendall   14   6   16100
Jeremy Brown   32   1   16000
Richard Blacklock   23   8   15700
Raj Dhiri   11   5   15400
Debbie Fox   31   9   14800
Leon Louis   21   3   14100
Paul Romain   21   1   13500
Jonathan Saxton   32   4   13300
Dean Pearson   23   9   13200
Richard West   13   1   12300
Christie Ellis   22   3   12200
Harry Dunnell   14   8   11300
Mark Elliott   13   9   10900
Mark Wagstaff   14   9   10800
Matt Russell   22   9   10100

Chris Outterside   23   3   9800
Patrick Donoghue   12   7   9300
Ronald Finch   33   3   8200
Lee-anne Ball   14   1   8100
Mitesh Patel   13   8   6400
Lisa Biscoe   14   5   5100
Kevin Kirby   32   8   2600

[kinboshi]

We're now on 400/800 with an ante of 100.

28,500 is the average stack with 85 players remaining.

[kinboshi]

Bad news for Maureen.

Matt Russell runs AK into AA 2nd hand back after the break and now he's playing with his ball, and he's off home.

[outragous76]

Bad news for Maureen.

Matt Russell runs AK into AA 2nd hand back after the break and now he's playing with his balls, and he's off home.

fyp

[The_nun]

Bad news for Maureen.

Matt Russell runs AK into AA 2nd hand back after the break and now he's playing with his ball, and he's off home.

oh well back to my knitting.