DTD November Double Deepstack: £500/£150/CPP Sat Triple Update. Day 1b

[5OUTHPAW]

how many runners so far today for the £500

[TightEnd]

Glenn Henderson, fresh from the ignominy of exposing other players cards on Juton final tables he has ventured North in search of further controversy

He might have to be quick though he's lost half his stack to Joseph Johnson, pictured at the bottom, in Level 1

[TightEnd]

No major DTD comp would be complete without...

some oversized Dr Dre's

[Young_gun]

Isn't Railtard/ Marc Wright there?

Saw him tweeting he was donating £500 live, i assumed @ DTD?

Few hero's there gl all

[TightEnd]

Southend's Andy King

R8APK is his forum name, and hey presto there's an R8 in the car park with that plate on.

[zerofive]

not sure wtf nirvana is doing but he has some of my chips. I'll let him tell the story unless he is too embarrassed.

[cambridgealex]

not sure wtf nirvana is doing but he has some of my chips. I'll let him tell the story unless he is too embarrassed.

Sean Melton

[millidonk]

not sure wtf nirvana is doing but he has some of my chips. I'll let him tell the story unless he is too embarrassed.

Sean Melton

Sean FeltON

[George2Loose]

Gl to Leicesters finest- dan ward

[tonytats]

not sure wtf nirvana is doing but he has some of my chips. I'll let him tell the story unless he is too embarrassed.

Sean meltdown

[George2Loose]

Oh and Dominic smith in the 150. Nice guy, just turned 19. Loves the game

[TightEnd]

A Round with the Old Guard



Level 2 100-200

12    1    Dean Pugh
12    2    Ian Holman
12    3    Andrew Psaras
12    4    David Amos
12    5    Colin Young
12    6    James Atkin
12    7    (jim) Jamshed Mugaseth
12    8    Lee Dixon
12    9    Stuart Brownson


Hand 1 button seat 3

Mugaseth limps
Brownson limps
Pugh to 500
Holman calls
Amos calls in the big blind
Both limpers call

I have no cards or chips, I almost call

 

checked to Pugh who leads for 500

Holman and Brownson call

 

checked to Pugh who makes it 500 again

Holman 2,200

Both fold


Hand 2 button seat 4


Mugaseth limps
Brownson limps
Amos limps
Young and Atkin complete and check

 

All check

 

Mugaseth 500

Young calls

 

Young 1500

Mugaseth 4000

Young 18000

Mugaseth "I have a good second flush, do you have the Ace flush?"

Young "you pay to see and..." etc etc

Mugaseth, disregarding a fundamental tenet of poker, that Colin Young always has it, calls with 

Young shows  for the nuts

The rest of the table loooks as surprised as this man




Hand 3 button seat 5


Brownson calls
Pugh calls
Amos calls
Atkin and Mugaseth complete and check

I begin to wonder what a raise looks like, its been that long

 

Mugaseth 500, Amos calls

 

Mugaseth 400

Amos "its cheaper now"

Mugaseth "My hand has got worse"

Amos sees through this elaborate double bluff designed to confuse the elderly, and folds


Hand 4 button seat 6

Brownson limps

Holman 750. A raise!

Atkin 1650. A re-raise!

Brownson folds

Holman calls

 

check check

 

Holman 1800 MC Atkin calls

 

check check

Holman  is good


Hand 5 button seat 7


Psaras to 550

Atkin calls

 

Psaras 1400

MC calls

 

Psaras 2100, called

 

Psaras check

MC 6,500

Psaras calls and MC shows  to win


Hand 6 button seat 8

MC to 475

Brownson calls

 

Brownson check calls 425

 

check

MC 1025

Brownson check raises to 2500

MC calls

 

Brownson 5025

MC folds

Brownson shows him 


 

Hand 7 button seat 9

Mugaseth calls
Brownson calls
Pugh and Holman complete and check

 

Mugaseth 500

Brownson and Holman call

 

checked round

 

Holman 2500, both pass


Hand 8 button seat 1

Mugaseth calls

Dixon 550

Pugh, Holman, Psaras and Mugaseth call

 

Mugaseth check calls 975 from Dixon

 

check check

 

check check

Dixon  is good

[TightEnd]

Always use Colgate

[TightEnd]

A gift from the knitwear and brogue shod Gascoigne senior

Not just any old Chocolate, but Green and Blacks Organic Chocolate

Short of getting his butler to hand it to me, there is no clearer way of signalling his alpha-maledom in the upper class world really

[TightEnd]

Sam McDonald, back for another go