DTD £500 Deepstack £200,000 Gtd: Day2 and final

[Wingdings2]

Could I have an update on Ian Bosley please?

350k+ so comfortable enough

Thanks Tighty

Go the super fit Welsh one!

(thats fit in athletic sense btw )

[TightEnd]

As the bubble bursts

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[cambridgealex]

John did NOT hide any chips, they were at the bottom of his purple stack in front of the rest, it wasnt even close to being out of order.

[TightEnd]

Andrew Hulme opens to 20,000

Gordon Woodings calls

Eirmas Livonas calls in the big blind

 

checked round

 

Livonas check calls 40,000

river 

Livonas checks

Hulme fires 120,000

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Livonas thinks and thinks and eventually calls to be shown  for the rivered nuts

Livonas down to 300,000 and the trend reported on the thread of Hulme taking the volatile Lithuanian to valuetown continues in abundance

Hulme out to 800,000 and vying for the chip lead

[JK]

As Iv wrote in stable chat, Im sure John did nothing harmful.

Its easy for somebody to be clearly displaying chips and you not notice. Yesterday I 4b jammed on a guy who snapped me off and was surprised when I had 100k more than he thought. Thats 20 chips, all on show, nevermind 3.

Wouldnt be surprised if the "I know you didnt" was just a harmless passing comment. John probably knew Ali wasnt aware of the 75k when he snapped. I doubt very much that he was angling. He loves the game too much!

[JGill_DTD]

20k from Bedi, Ryunosuke Mason-brown calls
flop -   , check/cehck
turn -  
Mason check/calls
river -  
Mason leads for 50k, Bedi snaps, Mason shows   , Bedi sigh mucks

[WotRTheChances]

the 3 25k chips is not nice i agree

Yeah. I can't stand sharp practice like that. It's plain cheating.

Did he actually hide them tho?

They weren't hidden, they were at the front of his stack. Ali just didnt notice (they aren't very clear tbh) and John said he thought he hadnt spotted them. No issue... Ali should have made sure I guess.

[TightEnd]

Tony Bedford was out 36th for £675, unseen by me


Tuan Le knocked out Andy Lambert in 35th

Le raised A-5, Lambert big blind shoved a micro stack with K-J

The board helped neither 8-2-3-7-Q to send Lambert to the rail

[JGill_DTD]

125k in the middle on 
Rastafish puts Nick Hicks in for 100k, Hicks eventually calls
Hicks - 
Rastafish - 
No King eliminates Hicks

[toddswain]

Its Ali mfkin Mallu, he didnt really care how many chips him or his opponent out, he had a chance of a straight, he's always wagering all of his chips. Thats why hes a hero lol

[JGill_DTD]

the 3 25k chips is not nice i agree

Yeah. I can't stand sharp practice like that. It's plain cheating.

Did he actually hide them tho?

They weren't hidden, they were at the front of his stack. Ali just didnt notice (they aren't very clear tbh) and John said he thought he hadnt spotted them. No issue... Ali should have made sure I guess.

Apologies if the way I wrote it sounded like they were at the back behind his big ones, confirmed at the front under the purples
difficult to spot, I often have difficulties spotting them if under purples

[outragous76]

the 3 25k chips is not nice i agree

Yeah. I can't stand sharp practice like that. It's plain cheating.

Did he actually hide them tho?

They weren't hidden, they were at the front of his stack. Ali just didnt notice (they aren't very clear tbh) and John said he thought he hadnt spotted them. No issue... Ali should have made sure I guess.

Apologies if the way I wrote it sounded like they were at the back behind his big ones, confirmed at the front under the purples
difficult to spot, I often have difficulties spotting them if under purples

in which case they shoud be on top of his stack clearly visible

like todd says pretty sure ali had 2 cards and thought "hooray its go time"

but thats not the point.

[TightEnd]

Second break of the day

31 left

Blinds go 6000-12000 in 20 minutes

Average 355,000

Chip leaders are Asif Raja and Andrew Hulme ahead of John Black and Meli Vincent. All 700,000+


An exciting few hours lie ahead as a posse of blondes and DTD regs fight to reach the final with £60,000+ to the winner and no deals



Shout outs for your favourites please!

11    1    Mitchell Johnson
11    2    Peter Meldrum
11    3    Philip Campbell
11    4    Anonymous
11    6    Syed Zaidi
11    7    Andrew Papageorgiou
11    8    Carlo Citrone
11    9    Guy Barron

12    1    John Black
12    4    Ryunosuke Mason-brown
12    5    Asif Raja
12    6    Jehan Zaib
12    7    David Dean
12    8    Rupinder Bedi
12    9    Meli Vincent

13    1    Eirimas Livonas
13    3    John Sadler
13    4    Andy Coughlan
13    5    Andrew Hulme
13    6    Gordon Woodings
13    7    Callum Smith
13    9    Martin Hogarty

14    2    Tan Luan Le
14    3    Paul Wilson
14    4    Jonathan Kalmar
14    6    Colburn Tomlin
14    7    Peter Wilkerson
14    8    David Newman
14    9    Ian Bosley

[Shez]

the 3 25k chips is not nice i agree

Yeah. I can't stand sharp practice like that. It's plain cheating.

Did he actually hide them tho?

They weren't hidden, they were at the front of his stack. Ali just didnt notice (they aren't very clear tbh) and John said he thought he hadnt spotted them. No issue... Ali should have made sure I guess.

Apologies if the way I wrote it sounded like they were at the back behind his big ones, confirmed at the front under the purples
difficult to spot, I often have difficulties spotting them if under purples

in which case they shoud be on top of his stack clearly visible

like todd says pretty sure ali had 2 cards and thought "hooray its go time"

but thats not the point.

haters gonna hate.

Sorry but horrendous comment here.

[redsimon]

Id give him benefit of doubt re: 25K chips. In other cardrooms he'd be made to put the highest denom chip on top of his front stack or in a stack of there own e.g Caesar's properties in Vegas.

Good luck if he is just a bit overexcited and not a d-bag..

#lovethegame