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« Reply #13590 on: February 11, 2013, 08:39:31 PM »

Thanks Craig I do recognise him just not his name.
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« Reply #13591 on: February 11, 2013, 10:32:25 PM »

Jeff is a bad beat mentor (or was) not the founder. that would be (iirc) chris smith/John Conroy
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« Reply #13592 on: February 11, 2013, 11:39:02 PM »

Excellent tourny tekkers. WP, and another flag!
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« Reply #13593 on: February 11, 2013, 11:57:51 PM »

Oioi Alex. Congradolances, your consistency is really impressive. One hand I was unsure about was te aqo where Ricky raised utg. Ross peeled hj. Thoughts on squeezing here?


Really sick consistency though and look forward to seeing the gang at monte.
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« Reply #13594 on: February 12, 2013, 02:22:14 AM »

Jeff is a bad beat mentor (or was) not the founder. that would be (iirc) chris smith/John Conroy

Tighty's got it, Badbeat was founded by Chris who has now relocated to Monte Carlo and John who is still based in Yorkshire.

Jeff had been with Badbeat since inception as a trader initially, then a mentor and finally overseeing some other projects before retiring last year.
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« Reply #13595 on: February 12, 2013, 06:13:49 AM »

Oioi Alex. Congradolances, your consistency is really impressive. One hand I was unsure about was te aqo where Ricky raised utg. Ross peeled hj. Thoughts on squeezing here?


Really sick consistency though and look forward to seeing the gang at monte.

Who's Ricky? Presume this wasn't on the final as I had a bowl the whole final. Don't remember the hand anyway.

Cheers mate. I really like playing live tournaments, can't wait for Monte Carlo!
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« Reply #13596 on: February 12, 2013, 08:22:10 AM »

Jeff is a bad beat mentor (or was) not the founder. that would be (iirc) chris smith/John Conroy

Tighty's got it, Badbeat was founded by Chris who has now relocated to Monte Carlo and John who is still based in Yorkshire.

Jeff had been with Badbeat since inception as a trader initially, then a mentor and finally overseeing some other projects before retiring last year.

do you ever speak to Richard Herbert Marky? He started playing some more live stuff a couple of years back and ran into him a couple of times. He has a cracking sense of humour and I sent a couple of lads his way who were at uni but wanted to chase the dream.
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« Reply #13597 on: February 12, 2013, 10:50:04 AM »

Oioi Alex. Congradolances, your consistency is really impressive. One hand I was unsure about was te aqo where Ricky raised utg. Ross peeled hj. Thoughts on squeezing here?


Really sick consistency though and look forward to seeing the gang at monte.

Who's Ricky? Presume this wasn't on the final as I had a bowl the whole final. Don't remember the hand anyway.

Cheers mate. I really like playing live tournaments, can't wait for Monte Carlo!

Yeh it was w/15ish left he had kqdd they both check/folded and you bet like 942r
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« Reply #13598 on: February 12, 2013, 11:01:37 AM »

do you ever speak to Richard Herbert Marky? He started playing some more live stuff a couple of years back and ran into him a couple of times. He has a cracking sense of humour and I sent a couple of lads his way who were at uni but wanted to chase the dream.

I know Rich/Strummer very well, came down to Dorchester for the £30 rebuy my old man had at his club back almost 10 years ago now!!

Strummer used to come down along with Skalie, Sealey and  a few others from up north. I had mates that flew over from Sweden and Tenerife for it too, lot of travellers for a £30 tourney Cheesy

I still speak to him, although not as much since he left Badbeat andwent back to work. Now he just plays the odd bit himself on the side I think and does some sportsbetting too.
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« Reply #13599 on: February 12, 2013, 11:13:03 AM »

do you ever speak to Richard Herbert Marky? He started playing some more live stuff a couple of years back and ran into him a couple of times. He has a cracking sense of humour and I sent a couple of lads his way who were at uni but wanted to chase the dream.

I know Rich/Strummer very well, came down to Dorchester for the £30 rebuy my old man had at his club back almost 10 years ago now!!

Strummer used to come down along with Skalie, Sealey and  a few others from up north. I had mates that flew over from Sweden and Tenerife for it too, lot of travellers for a £30 tourney Cheesy

I still speak to him, although not as much since he left Badbeat andwent back to work. Now he just plays the odd bit himself on the side I think and does some sportsbetting too.
sounds like a fun tourney with all those guys playing Smiley
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« Reply #13600 on: February 12, 2013, 11:31:34 AM »

do you ever speak to Richard Herbert Marky? He started playing some more live stuff a couple of years back and ran into him a couple of times. He has a cracking sense of humour and I sent a couple of lads his way who were at uni but wanted to chase the dream.

I know Rich/Strummer very well, came down to Dorchester for the £30 rebuy my old man had at his club back almost 10 years ago now!!

Strummer used to come down along with Skalie, Sealey and  a few others from up north. I had mates that flew over from Sweden and Tenerife for it too, lot of travellers for a £30 tourney Cheesy

I still speak to him, although not as much since he left Badbeat andwent back to work. Now he just plays the odd bit himself on the side I think and does some sportsbetting too.
sounds like a fun tourney with all those guys playing Smiley

Used to get all the Welsh contingent up too. Iwan Jones, Martyn Kavanagh, Jeff Burke and Mark Williams the snooker player even came once. He had a moody on when Sealey took all his dough in the cash game though Cheesy

Mr Kimber came to all of them as well unless I'm mistaken, they were great fun and definitely some great memories!
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« Reply #13601 on: February 12, 2013, 11:39:32 AM »

Jeff Burke was a quite extraordinary Online cash-game player.

He was the wrong age to be respected, but jeez, I have met very few people who really crushed Online Cash Games, but Jeff was one of them.

Chris Smith has always been a good friend of blonde, as it happens. We had dinner on a few occasions, trying to broker blonde-based deals etc, but they never quite came off. He always said, repeatedly, "if blonde are ever in trouble, come see me & I'll try & sort it".

Richard Herbert? Wowzer. Think the last time I saw him was at the Monte Carlo Millions, in 2005, in which he finished 7th.

That was the day that Paul Jackson & Phil Ivey played that amazing hand.

In the same final were TonyG, (then a Shareholder in blonde) Marc Goodwin, John Juanda, & a Scandie I have not heard of for some years, but he was "The Man" back in the day, Bengt Sonnert. (Sp?).
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« Reply #13602 on: February 12, 2013, 11:39:39 AM »

Oioi Alex. Congradolances, your consistency is really impressive. One hand I was unsure about was te aqo where Ricky raised utg. Ross peeled hj. Thoughts on squeezing here?


Really sick consistency though and look forward to seeing the gang at monte.

Who's Ricky? Presume this wasn't on the final as I had a bowl the whole final. Don't remember the hand anyway.

Cheers mate. I really like playing live tournaments, can't wait for Monte Carlo!

Yeh it was w/15ish left he had kqdd they both check/folded and you bet like 942r

Oh yeh that was an interesting spot. I remember thinking I didn't wanna get it in vs the OR. I wasn't sure whether flatting or squeezing was best. I can't remember stack sizes or dynamics at the time tbh.Merits to both of course, but opted for the lower variance route and just smooth called Cool
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« Reply #13603 on: February 12, 2013, 11:48:39 AM »

IIRC, Bengt Sonnert came 3rd(..?) In the Poker Million the year Helen Chamberlain lost to Tony Jones.
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« Reply #13604 on: February 12, 2013, 11:51:51 AM »

IIRC, Bengt Sonnert came 3rd(..?) In the Poker Million the year Helen Chamberlain lost to Tony Jones.

Probably, I don't recall.

He was a cool-looking dude, I know that, & the girls were all over him.


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