WSOP-E thread

[George2Loose]

UL Moor

[AgentChip109]

fox seems thrilled about it

[Woodsey]

LOL holding up that shit bracelet is not quite the same as a trophy or something  

[Ricardov83]

Moorman may be the sickest I have watched.  Really on a different planet. 

So sorry that he didn't win the lot but he definitely will have his time over and over again I expect.

Despite his online origins his table presence was incredibly strong and obv he is technically excellent.

#fanboyinthehouse

[mondatoo]

UL Moorman.

GG Bord with an American winner.

[gregior]

Moor crushing live aswell as online !

Guy owns

wpwpwpwpwpwpwpwpwpwpwp

[paulhouk03]

I remember playing 3 6 nl with him back in the days of vc

he has done pretty well for himself

[smashedagain]

I remember playing 3 6 nl with him back in the days of vc

he has done pretty well for himself

But does he have a brand new Toyota yaris with the number plate
CHR 1S MOORMAN tho?

[paulhouk03]

I remember playing 3 6 nl with him back in the days of vc

he has done pretty well for himself

But does he have a brand new Toyota yaris with the number plate
CHR 1S MOORMAN tho?

rofls

its not brand new its old shape

but thats better imo i dont care if it looks grandma ish

[action man]

railtard the only guy who won! £100 at 4/1 made £200 on the book, but shall we paiiiiiiiiiiiii him or shall we grim the mug??

[Woodsey]

railtard the only guy who won! £100 at 4/1 made £200 on the book, but shall we paiiiiiiiiiiiii him or shall we grim the mug??

Try and spin it up and see what happens imo, luck of the draw 

[TightEnd]

2011 World Series of Poker Europe
Event #7: €10,400 Main Event Championship

Elio Fox is Your 2011 WSOPE Main Event Champion!

Congratulations to Elio Fox, 2011 WSOP Europe Main Event Champion (€1,400,000)!

The 2011 World Series of Poker Europe has come to a close with the conclusion of the €10,400 Main Event Championship. It was an absolutely amazing series capped off by Elio Fox becoming victorious in the Main Event and earning the massive €1,400,000 first-place prize.

Back on Saturday, October 15, this prestigious event kicked off and 310 players came out for Day 1a. On Day 1b, another 283 players joined the mix to take the grand total of entrants all the way up to 593, easily making it the largest WSOP Europe Main Event in history. The amazingly large field generated a prize pool of €5,692,800 and the top 64 places were to be paid out. The eight players to make the final table would have a chance at €3,890,000 of that prize pool and coming into the final day, Elio Fox headed the bunch.

The first player eliminated on the day was Britain's Max Silver. He was followed out the door by Jake Cody, Shawn Buchanan, Dermot Blain, Brian Roberts and Moritz Kranich in that order, leaving just two players to duke it out for the bracelet.

The heads-up battle for the title came down to American Elio Fox and Brit Chris Moorman. When the match began, Fox held the lead with 11.095 million in chips to 6.72 million.

About 20 hands into heads-up play, Fox took a big chunk from the stack of Moorman. Fox had the button and he raised to 200,000. Moorman called. The flop came {J-Clubs} {6-Clubs} {5-Clubs} and Moorman checked to Fox who bet 250,000. Moorman took his time and raised the action to 625,000 and Fox made the call.

The turn was the interesting {A-Spades} and Moorman kept up his momentum with a bet of 950,000. Fox remained seemingly unfazed with his fists clenched tightly underneath his mouth; he grabbed for chips and made the call.

The river was the even more interesting {10-Clubs} and Moorman pulled back on the brake a little bit with a check. Action moved to Fox and he also checked and we had a showdown. Fox showed the {J-Hearts}{2-Clubs} for the tiniest of flushes and Moorman mucked his hand.

On the final hand, Fox had the button and raised to 200,000 with the blinds at 50,000/100,000/10,000. Moorman three-bet to 430,000 and then Fox shoved all in. Moorman called it all off and it looked like he had a little over two million in chips left. He held the {A-Hearts}{7-Spades} and was dominated by Fox's {A-Diamonds}{10-Spades}.

The flop was interesting with the {6-Spades}{4-Spades}{3-Hearts} falling. The turn brought the {6-Diamonds} and gave Moorman some outs to a chop. When the river landed with the {8-Hearts}, it was all over with and Fox was the champion. For his finish in second place, Moorman took home €800,000.

Final Table Payouts
Place   Player   Prize
1   Elio Fox   €1,400,000
2   Chris Moorman   €800,000
3   Moritz Kranich   €550,000
4   Brian Roberts   €400,000
5   Dermot Blain   €275,000
6   Shawn Buchanan   €200,000
7   Jake Cody   €150,000
8   Max Silver   €115,000

[Horneris]

railtard the only guy who won! £100 at 4/1 made £200 on the book, but shall we paiiiiiiiiiiiii him or shall we grim the mug??

paiiii him and paiiiiiiiiiiiii me

[Moorman1]

Thanks for all the support and kind words everyone (only just saw this thread as blonde is banned in Italy wtf?) I tried my best but just wasn't to be in the end...  Funnily enough me and Elio (smockrockflock) swapped 5% with 130 players left pretty sick to end up Hu in the end, he played gr8 and was fortunate at the right times with pocket tens twice! Would just like to say that Jake Cody is a beast and I was very impressed with how he handled that beat and how tough he was to have on my table all the way from about 40 left. Fortunately I did chop though so guaranteed myself a 1m euro payday to soften the blow of 2nd a bit

I'll just have to comeback and seal the deal in Vegas 2012

[pokerfan]

Crushing 2011, gl bracelet hunting next year !