DTD October Deepstack £100,000 Gtd: Day1b

[TightEnd]

cambridgealex, who had just been called on the river, correctly, by Simon Deadman with Ace high...next hand Raahim Walji shoves in mid position

Alex beats him into the pot with  in the big blind and is up against 

flop an interesting 

Alex holds on on blank turn and river


He is up over 70,000

[outragous76]

Thing is, it wasn't just 'calling the clock' at all and you know it. Everytime u two were in a hand, u were hollywooding every decsion, even to open the action it would take u at least 45 seconds.

The board was JJXA u had called hte 3 bet pre, u had chk called two streets, so when the river comes a 3 or some low irrelevant card, what are u thinking? Your passing now? - Also u could have an argument if u were actually thinking, but all u were doing is talking out loud, and not about hands, just about total irrelevant imformation that had absolutly nothing to do with the hand, and the fact Paul had his whole face pretty much covered, it was HIGHLY unlikely u were going to get anything out of him.

What made u change ur mind on the river if u call to the turn? and then a brick card comes? Do u think he made runner runner flush? - Or was it the fact that the whole hand up untill that point had taken at LEAST 5/6 minutes, and a further 2 and half minutes b4 I called the clock.

Oh and if u think I'm talking rubbish, u can ask the dealer, and everyone else on the table when u guys were in pots, what it felt like for them...  Clearly forgot to mention, the abuse I got when I was 2 foot away, llike this guy is EVER calling anyway, get a grip.

but what if the guy who called the clock on you saw the hand with the same clarity?

You can't compare the 2 situations at all. Firstly when I was at the broadway, the guy had slowrolled me a hand b4, by questioning whether I had to show my cards, when I chked back the river and he had Aces, secondly, he never stopped talking, slowing the game down and giving lots of others a headache, thirdly he called the slock on the river, when I had bet/called every street within 20 seconds each card, and there was near on 40k in there by the end. I was planning on whether to raise all in or fold, not just call, IMHO it's a totally different scenario, I've never called the clock on a player in a live mtt, bar today, I felt the two involved did not need that much acting when in a pot, and also the whole hollywooding of opening the action, it's not fair on the WHOLE table why we should have so few hands dealt each level, when the same thing kept happening with the same two people. FWIW, the german guy who called the clock on me, had called it after around 1 minute, which at the time with everything that had been happening prior to it, was pretty unfair. I don't appreciate someone shouting abuse at me and then go running to the updater telling a story which doesn't even cover ALL the facts.

Dont waste your effort trying to explain Dreenie hes not interested in the truth of it anyway

sooooooo many boooooooooooooom posts itt

dreenies points are fairly irrelevant  ducy?

[TightEnd]

63 left as we head into the last level of the ngiht

exits in Level 11

64    Zahir Aslam
65    Darren Copus
66    Rahim Walji
67    Joseph Lucas
68    Ben Reynolds
69    Adrian Reynolds
70    Gary Jones
71    James Barber
72    Michael Richardson

[GreekStein]

Thing is, it wasn't just 'calling the clock' at all and you know it. Everytime u two were in a hand, u were hollywooding every decsion, even to open the action it would take u at least 45 seconds.

The board was JJXA u had called hte 3 bet pre, u had chk called two streets, so when the river comes a 3 or some low irrelevant card, what are u thinking? Your passing now? - Also u could have an argument if u were actually thinking, but all u were doing is talking out loud, and not about hands, just about total irrelevant imformation that had absolutly nothing to do with the hand, and the fact Paul had his whole face pretty much covered, it was HIGHLY unlikely u were going to get anything out of him.

What made u change ur mind on the river if u call to the turn? and then a brick card comes? Do u think he made runner runner flush? - Or was it the fact that the whole hand up untill that point had taken at LEAST 5/6 minutes, and a further 2 and half minutes b4 I called the clock.

Oh and if u think I'm talking rubbish, u can ask the dealer, and everyone else on the table when u guys were in pots, what it felt like for them...  Clearly forgot to mention, the abuse I got when I was 2 foot away, llike this guy is EVER calling anyway, get a grip.

but what if the guy who called the clock on you saw the hand with the same clarity?

You can't compare the 2 situations at all. Firstly when I was at the broadway, the guy had slowrolled me a hand b4, by questioning whether I had to show my cards, when I chked back the river and he had Aces, secondly, he never stopped talking, slowing the game down and giving lots of others a headache, thirdly he called the slock on the river, when I had bet/called every street within 20 seconds each card, and there was near on 40k in there by the end. I was planning on whether to raise all in or fold, not just call, IMHO it's a totally different scenario, I've never called the clock on a player in a live mtt, bar today, I felt the two involved did not need that much acting when in a pot, and also the whole hollywooding of opening the action, it's not fair on the WHOLE table why we should have so few hands dealt each level, when the same thing kept happening with the same two people. FWIW, the german guy who called the clock on me, had called it after around 1 minute, which at the time with everything that had been happening prior to it, was pretty unfair. I don't appreciate someone shouting abuse at me and then go running to the updater telling a story which doesn't even cover ALL the facts.

Dont waste your effort trying to explain Dreenie hes not interested in the truth of it anyway

sooooooo many boooooooooooooom posts itt

dreenies points are fairly irrelevant  ducy?

I'm not arguing with you, you're more obstreperous and annoying than me to get into it with and that takes some doing.

[TightEnd]

Simon Deadman opens

Chris Brion shoves

Andrew Hulme reshoves

Deadman folds

Brion AQ dominated by Hulme AK. Hulme's hand holds and he is up to 128,000

[TightEnd]

John Exley doubles through Steve Jelinek in a 110,000 flip AK v JJ

[George2Loose]

Frustrating day after a dream start! GL to all Dreenie, Deadman, Hulme, Post tit and Dan Ward

Oh and Mark McClusky and Dewi. Pleasure playing with you both

[TightEnd]

Got to give it to dreenie, the lady is box office

Down to 10,000 she shoves

Chris Retallick gives it an extremely naughty ask for a count/dwell in the big blind with AA (if he said "call" before the count, I apologise, but I heard zip)

dreenie K-10o

board 2-4-5-A-3

dreenie is back turned looking at the exit, is called back to split the pot.

Her mood, at this precise point

[TightEnd]

dreenie out

Second hand, she shoved blind and the table did not see her hand as McCluskey and Retallick chopped the pot

[TightEnd]

Matt Tyler loses a big pot to Paul Romain

Tyler on the button

Romain in the big blind

With 27,000 in the middle and the board reading

 

Romain checks

Tyler bets 17,000 about half his remaining stack

Romain c-raises all in

Tyler a very frustrated fold

Romain shows   as he rakes in the pot

[TightEnd]

15 minutes to play

55 left

exits

56    Andriena Nutt
57    Barry Mcdonald
58    Gemal Husnu
59    Christopher Brion
60    Mark Wates
61    Lynne Beaumont
62    Joseph Cockburn
63    Paul Warren

[TightEnd]

Break to 6 tables and Dewi James is moved between Deadman and Goulder

First hand at the table he open shoves UTG

All fold

James flips a cheeky 

[TightEnd]

Break to 6 tables and Dewi James is moved between Deadman and Goulder

First hand at the table he open shoves UTG

All fold

James flips a cheeky 

next hand shoves again

Shows a deuce

An already lively table is having a real laugh

[TightEnd]

Mark Lint shoves the button

About 8x bb

Dewi James in the big blind decides he is calling blind

Lint  

James  

  and he knocks Lint out

[TightEnd]

OK we're done, literally in my case

46 of 215 have made it through, making 71  total over the two days from 337 starters


Those  return at midday tomorrow fighting for the £100,000 prize pool


Chip counts will follow shortly from today