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Re: PokerStars UKIPT Edinburgh thread
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August 18, 2010, 10:07:06 PM »
Quote from: TightEnd on August 18, 2010, 11:50:31 AM
1a
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Re: PokerStars UKIPT Edinburgh thread
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Quote from: Geo the Sarge on August 18, 2010, 07:05:53 PM
I'll be at the CE throughout the weekend, I'll be easily spotted wearing bright Purple/Pink and Orange (in that order) V neck jumpers with matching socks. Please say hello If I have not met you previously.
Your going dressed as harry potter?
Good luck blondes playing...I didn't qualify so lookin forward to updates
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Re: PokerStars UKIPT Edinburgh thread
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Playing day a
Also cash games at Gala Maybury Casino which are fully daler dealt
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good luk too billy bingo aka boba fett, u must bingo one of these donkaments m8
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Look forward to seeing everyone, specially you cuz been ages. Also look forward to meeting you Val we are playing same day
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Quote from: MrsJambo on August 18, 2010, 10:44:32 PM
Playing day a
Also cash games at Gala Maybury Casino which are fully daler dealt
you might get shot outside tho....
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With play underway, you can follow at
www.pokerstarsblog.com
Good luck to all the blondes.
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gogogogo chuckles!
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Quote from: Cf on August 19, 2010, 02:37:39 PM
gogogogo chuckles!
12.30pm: No bumps for Bedi
Rupinder Bedi has gone deep in a couple of UKIPT events now and is one of those players that is a constant threat from the outset (as is Marc Goodwin who is sat just a few seats to his right). Bedi opened this early pot to 150 and was called in one, two, three, four spots - yes, that's every player yet left to act.
Bedi continuation bet a further 250 into the A♥K♣9♦ flop and was called by the button and small blind before firing 1,500 at the 7♦ turn. The button raised to 5,500 and Bedi called. Both players checked down the blank 2♠ river. Bedi showed A♠9♠ to claim the pot beating his opponent's A♦7♣. Bedi bumps up to 21,350. --
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Re: PokerStars UKIPT Edinburgh thread
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Quote from: Geo the Sarge on August 18, 2010, 07:05:53 PM
For those looking for a night out the options are:
a. Up market - George Street (Tiger Lily - Lulu's - Candy Bar - Living Room and many others.)
b. Down and dirty - Grassmarket (many "get in-get drunk-be a pratt if you like and stagger home" bars)
c. Strippers
- Bread Street - (Bermuda Triangle, 3 bars within 40 metres of each other wth strip shows every other hour throughout the day but be aware the strippers all do this as a round robin so basically the same shows repeated, if you like seedy.)
d. Lapdance clubs
- Lothian Road (Bottoms Up and another next door) Shandwick Place right opposite the Rutland (can't remember the name.) and Tolcross (The Licorice club)
There are also many temporary venues catering for the Festival - Pleasance - Meadows - Princess Street Gardens all have large temporary drinking areas set up (full of totty looking to tag onto a star.)
Cash games for anyone no longer involved at Corn Exchange will be found at the Circus Casino (5 min taxi from CE.) Usually dealt by a group of locals as the Casino rarely has the staff, but rest assured the dealers are of a good standard.
I'll be at the CE throughout the weekend, I'll be easily spotted wearing bright Purple/Pink and Orange (in that order) V neck jumpers with matching socks. Please say hello If I have not met you previously.
Stay within the areas as stated above and you'll have a ball. As Bazza and Jambo have said, during the festival, Edinburgh is immense.
Oh, and welcome.
Geo
formal breakdown of the diffrences please
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Re: PokerStars UKIPT Edinburgh thread
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August 19, 2010, 03:58:46 PM »
Quote from: Cf on August 19, 2010, 02:37:39 PM
gogogogo chuckles!
sigh number two of the household is on the grind this weekend then?!
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August 19, 2010, 10:52:01 PM »
Richard Holt raised to 2,000 and was called by Paul McTaggart and Rupinder Bedi (BB). Holt fired another 2,000 at the J♠8♠8♣ flop and was called by both players. Bedi then check-raised Holt's 3,300 bet on the 3♦ turn to 12,400. Holt moved all-in for some amount more and Bedi called.
Holt: J J for flopped full house
Bedi: 4♠5♠ for the flush draw
The river was an inconsequential 7♣ winning a huge 71,275 pot for Holt.
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Re: PokerStars UKIPT Edinburgh thread
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August 19, 2010, 11:57:50 PM »
Quote from: AlexMartin on August 19, 2010, 03:45:21 PM
Quote from: Geo the Sarge on August 18, 2010, 07:05:53 PM
For those looking for a night out the options are:
a. Up market - George Street (Tiger Lily - Lulu's - Candy Bar - Living Room and many others.)
b. Down and dirty - Grassmarket (many "get in-get drunk-be a pratt if you like and stagger home" bars)
c. Strippers
- Bread Street - (Bermuda Triangle, 3 bars within 40 metres of each other wth strip shows every other hour throughout the day but be aware the strippers all do this as a round robin so basically the same shows repeated, if you like seedy.)
d. Lapdance clubs
- Lothian Road (Bottoms Up and another next door) Shandwick Place right opposite the Rutland (can't remember the name.) and Tolcross (The Licorice club)
There are also many temporary venues catering for the Festival - Pleasance - Meadows - Princess Street Gardens all have large temporary drinking areas set up (full of totty looking to tag onto a star.)
Cash games for anyone no longer involved at Corn Exchange will be found at the Circus Casino (5 min taxi from CE.) Usually dealt by a group of locals as the Casino rarely has the staff, but rest assured the dealers are of a good standard.
I'll be at the CE throughout the weekend, I'll be easily spotted wearing bright Purple/Pink and Orange (in that order) V neck jumpers with matching socks. Please say hello If I have not met you previously.
Stay within the areas as stated above and you'll have a ball. As Bazza and Jambo have said, during the festival, Edinburgh is immense.
Oh, and welcome.
Geo
formal breakdown of the diffrences please
Strippers do a topless gogo on a stage, no contact, Lapdancers do private rooms..................thought it was the same in most towns.
Geo
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Re: PokerStars UKIPT Edinburgh thread
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Mair through to day 2 with 44.5K around ave. Bobba Fett on 124k
Geo
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Re: PokerStars UKIPT Edinburgh thread
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August 20, 2010, 10:48:08 AM »
Yesterday's scores on the doors
End of Day 1A
Players remaining: 59 of 168
Player Country Status Chip Count
Owen Robinson Ireland 181900
Paul Mctaggart United Kingdom 124100
(Boba Fett)
David McCallum United Kingdom 105200
Lee Johnson United Kingdom 98400
Joe Whittaker United Kingdom PokerStars Qualifier 89000
Evan Maurer United States PokerStars Qualifier 77800
David Maclean United Kingdom PokerStars Qualifier 72500
Sam Weir United Kingdom 71600
Nicolai Henschel Germany PokerStars Qualifier 66500
Ewan Brown United Kingdom PokerStars Qualifier 59800
Daniel Edler United Kingdom 59100
Stephen Slavin United Kingdom PokerStars Qualifier 57300
Saevar Saevarsson Iceland PokerStars Qualifier 53300
Christian Wolf Germany PokerStars Qualifier 51900
James Saunders United Kingdom 51800
James Williams United Kingdom 51000
(cottonbud)
Richard Callaghan United Kingdom 51000
Craig Burke Ireland 48700
Marc Convey United Kingdom 46200
Raymond Thomson United Kingdom 45500
Mary Martin United Kingdom 44500
(Mair)
Imran Hussain United Kingdom 44000
Joseph Lalor Ireland PokerStars Qualifier 43500
Kevin Williams United Kingdom 43500
John Angus United Kingdom 41700
Antony Wolsey United Kingdom 40000
Richard Holst Sweden PokerStars Qualifier 39700
Peter Falkenburger Germany PokerStars Qualifier 37200
Martin Gallagher United Kingdom 36700
Tadhg Ryan Ireland PokerStars Qualifier 35900
Karl O'Sullivan United Kingdom PokerStars Qualifier 34300
Adam Small United Kingdom 31900
Lewis Hunter United Kingdom 31400
Samuel Wardlaw United Kingdom PokerStars Qualifier 29300
Karsten Vogt Germany PokerStars Qualifier 29200
Jan Orlick Czech Republic 29000
Andrew Hedley United Kingdom 28900
Robert Bain United Kingdom 28000
Peter Ford United Kingdom 27900
Martyn Hamilton United Kingdom PokerStars Qualifier 27600
Catherine Cowan United Kingdom 27300
David Meyer United Kingdom 26300
Kevin William Daly United Kingdom PokerStars Qualifier 25200
Ken Cheng United Kingdom 24500
Louis Scriven United Kingdom 22200
Dominik Hinzmann Germany PokerStars Qualifier 21900
Alan Gratton United Kingdom 21400
John Bousfield United Kingdom PokerStars Qualifier 20200
Dominic Clarke United Kingdom 20100
James Moody United Kingdom PokerStars Qualifier 19800
(Linux)
Peajmaan Khosrowpour United Kingdom PokerStars Qualifier 19500
Neil Channing United Kingdom 19200
Paul Humphrey United Kingdom PokerStars Qualifier 19000
Ben Dobson United Kingdom PokerStars Qualifier 18300
Paul Mcleod United Kingdom 18100
Keith Hawkins United Kingdom PokerStars Qualifier 17800
(The Camel)
Gabriele D'Agostino United Kingdom 17600
Laurie Shepherd United Kingdom 14100
Stephen Bowden United Kingdom PokerStars Qualifier 12700
Good luck to the 1bs
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