DTD December Deepstack £100,000 Guaranteed

[Longy]

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Paul ho is the greatest.

[KarmaDope]

Latest exits:

214    Kevin Pearce
215    Kenny Prazer
216    Stewart Clutterbuck
217    Richard Sherwood
218    Christopher Brion
219    Michael Maruna
220    Rajan Vaish
221    John Sadler
222    James Clarke
223    Nick Clarke
224    Richard Thornton
225    Niket Mayor
226    Sau Lee
227    Yucel Eminoglu
228    Michael Wernick
229    Gunmeet Dhingra
230    Stewart Crick
231    Paul Ruddy
232    Peter Conduit
233    James Tomlin
234    Umar Khan
235    Sandeep Shah
236    Phil Towler
237    Ian Gascoigne
238    Anas Alhashimi
239    David Cook
240    Paul Leach
241    Jonathon Salfi
242    Jonathan Lundy
243    Erdinc Inan
244    Marco Tavares
245    Phillip Mighall
246    Barry Neville
247    Nathan Dippie
248    Robert Day
249    Peter Sherwood
250    Gurdev (tony) Millan
251    Patrick Simcoe
252    Anthony Kennedy
253    Raj Gupta
254    Jonathan Grice
255    Feng Jiang
256    Ossama Akkary
257    Liaquat Javed
258    Nicholas Gavriel
259    Bob Day
260    Chris Cain
261    Ray Brookshaw
262    David Wall
263    Stephen Debruin
264    Mark Cullumbine
265    Neil Barron
266    Dsominic Mahoney
267    Mark Hayes
268    Wayne Hopkin
269    Kyriacos Dionysiou
270    Mark Heron
271    Rajendra Patel
272    Shane Fyffe
273    Steve Brown
274    Glen Storey
275    James Moult
276    Jonathan Baylis
277    Alistair Carins
278    Mohammed Ifzail
279    Ross Murphy
280    Mohammed Suhail
281    Daniel Hunt
282    Peter Wigglesworth
283    Colin Young

[paulhouk03]

Wished they cook they rice properly

[TightEnd]

Howard "the magician" Plant

Can make stacks disappear right before our very eyes

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[TightEnd]

James "cottonbud" Williams

Today Matthew, I am going to be Papa Smurf

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[TightEnd]

Two Luton regs


Aleksander Goluleb

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Kenny prazer

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[TightEnd]

chip counts as I wandered round

Mitch Johnson 25,000

Liam Batey 12,000

Anthony Conway 12,000

Rudders 20,000

Jack Ellwood 15,000

Alan Gray 6,000

Alan McBride 8,000

Jonathan Titcombe chip leader 35,000

Brijesh Das 22,000

Jin Ze Wu 10,000

Richard Blackwood/Eso Kral 10,000

[KarmaDope]

Registration has now closed. Total number of entrants is 284, meaning there is a £15,200 overlay. Pretty incredible considering a lot of speculation before we started was that the overlay was going to be over £30,000.

[Ironside]

Registration has now closed. Total number of entrants is 284, meaning there is a £15,200 overlay. Pretty incredible considering a lot of speculation before we started was that the overlay was going to be over £30,000.

thought it was a £300 + £35 event

means they have to add just under 5k to the pot

still alot of money but i hate when people talk about overlays  they dont add in the casinos take into the pot to make it sound bigger

i have seen some online comps claim overlays when after they take the rake the site actually made money on the comp

obviuosly thsi aint the case here as they still need to pay for dealers etc etc but in truth punters put £95140 into the pool

[George2Loose]

Think its free to run a comp ironside? Think they pay the dealers here

[KarmaDope]

Some more chip counts:

RED-DOG: 11.5k
Rick Trigg - 19k
Sunny Mistri - 10k
Paul Ho - 10k
Michelle Bennett - 15k
Dean "bulldozerp" Pearson - 12k
Charles "Nana" Flynn - 13.5k
Dave Smith - 23k
Ben Young - 20k

[Alverton]

Registration has now closed. Total number of entrants is 284, meaning there is a £15,200 overlay. Pretty incredible considering a lot of speculation before we started was that the overlay was going to be over £30,000.

thought it was a £300 + £35 event

means they have to add just under 5k to the pot

still alot of money but i hate when people talk about overlays  they dont add in the casinos take into the pot to make it sound bigger

i have seen some online comps claim overlays when after they take the rake the site actually made money on the comp

obviuosly thsi aint the case here as they still need to pay for dealers etc etc but in truth punters put £95140 into the pool

Do u want them to make gtd's which take reg fees into considerations?  They had hoped for 334 people so gtd it at £111'890?

Sorry, but ridic post.

[TightEnd]

Just seen a weird hand play out on table Alans


Stewart Crick limps in mid position at 100-200/25

Brian Goddard calls on the button

Both blinds/make up check including Alan Gray in the big blind

1000 in the pot. All four stacks are sub 10,000

flop of  sees Crick lead for 300, called by Goddard and Gray

turn  Gray leads for 400, Crick calls, Goddard folds

river  Gray leads for 525, Crick makes it 1200, Gray calls

Crick flips   

Gray flips.......well give me a guess or two, before I reveal. Think head scratcher!

[Ironside]

Registration has now closed. Total number of entrants is 284, meaning there is a £15,200 overlay. Pretty incredible considering a lot of speculation before we started was that the overlay was going to be over £30,000.

thought it was a £300 + £35 event

means they have to add just under 5k to the pot

still alot of money but i hate when people talk about overlays  they dont add in the casinos take into the pot to make it sound bigger

i have seen some online comps claim overlays when after they take the rake the site actually made money on the comp

obviuosly thsi aint the case here as they still need to pay for dealers etc etc but in truth punters put £95140 into the pool

Do u want them to make gtd's which take reg fees into considerations?  They had hoped for 334 people so gtd it at £111'890?

Sorry, but ridic post.

to me overlay is the amount a site/casino adds
the punters put in £95140 dtd has added £4860 plus the running costs

[TightEnd]

The Duke

Unraised in Gerard's big blind he has   

flop 


small blind leads 1,500

Gerard makes it 3,500 with 6,000 back

a limper on the button makes it 7,000

Small blind folds

Gerard puts him on Ace-ten, shoves

Called by Ace-Ten, with  and the immortal words "oh well, you've won this one"

turn spade, river spade

and the immortal word "sorry"