GPS Nottingham Day 1b and 1c

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Welcome back to DTD and coverage over the next four days of GPS Nottingham, which is the eighth leg of the current GPS Season



There were 143 runners Online last night for the first Day One and the first of two Live Day Ones begins at 1pm


- Playing Ten levels per day One

- One re-entry allowed per day and then re-entry into subsequent days

Structure and Schedule at http://www.dusktilldawncasinonottingham.com/news/gps-nottingham/2379



Of course the hope is that this will be the biggest GPS leg ever, with over 1000 entries.

The guarantee for this £440 event will be smashed, and is £100,000

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For those still hoping to qualify for tomorrow, there is another Live Mega Satellite tonight

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Genting is running a Live stream and blog throughout the event


Blog http://www.gentingpoker.com/blog

Live Stream http://www.gentingpoker.com/video/dtd-live/


I'll stay away from the stream table to avoid spoilers, and hopefully you can enjoy these updates alongside the blog and stream linked above

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Amended Side Event Schedule

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143 runners last night

43 through to Saturday

Average is 83,600

242,649
195,810
179,449
172,011
159,900
154,400
153,422
129,875
114,654
112,551
112,452
108,808
108,620
100,385
90,444
89,867
81,763
79,404
77,536
72,688
72,040
68,375
67,868
59,953
59,148
58,892
54,125
53,552
53,484
52,484
50,552
46,274
46,069
45,900
43,717
42,425
39,549
32,868
27,732
23,221
23,104
16,980


Sam Grafton tweeted that he is the chip leader

John Conroy is the 195k stack, again he publicised this

Others through include

Middy
Jamie O'Connor
Stuart Fox
Kev Allen
Mitch Johnson
JP Kelly
Ramzi Abbassi
Guy Johnson
Keith Johnson
Tom High
James Williams
Vinodh

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Feature table for the first part of the day

36    1    Mark Warnock
36    2    Ross Aitken
36    3    Timothy Chung
36    4    Marios Arkadiou
36    5    Thomas Zhang
36    6    Martin Hogarty
36    7    Joe Parsons
36    8    Andros Spyrou

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96 runners in at the start

21    1    Bret Seldon
21    2    Oliver Fabian
21    3    Ryan Pearson
21    4    Christopher Vernon
21    5    Philip Horton
21    6    Thomas Clack
21    7    Noel Broadbent
21    8    Vance Martin

22    1    James Gardner
22    2    Julian Thew
22    3    Robert Baker
22    4    Ben Innes
22    5    Daniel Efeturk
22    6    Gavin Markham
22    7    Peter Wigglesworth
22    8    Darren Delahunty

23    1    Adam Halstead
23    2    Darren Hickman
23    3    Guy Barron
23    4    Kevin Bloor
23    5    Mohammed Naveed Ghani
23    6    Michael Chivers
23    7    Graham Pound
23    8    Ludovic Geilich

25    1    Victor Crespin
25    2    Rahim Tadj-saadat
25    3    Jason Barton
25    4    John O Reilly
25    5    Sean Randall
25    6    Mark Jeyasingh
25    7    Carlo Citrone
25    8    Craig Goldsmith

26    1    Michael Lum
26    2    Basharat Mahmood
26    3    David Lloyd
26    4    Andrew Wright
26    5    Emyr Wyn Lewis
26    6    Mark Gower
26    7    Jeff Sharpe
26    8    Simon Deadman

27    1    Umar Khan
27    2    Derek Baxter
27    3    Richard Shepherd
27    4    Simon Brooks
27    5    Renee Xie
27    6    Tony Housden
27    7    Anthony Arlott
27    8    Paul Williams

32    1    Marc Brazier
32    2    Harish Sahnan
32    3    David N Smith
32    4    Rubin Phan
32    5    Alan Lambert
32    6    John Leonard
32    7    Niall Farrell
32    8    Lee Williamson

33    1    Nigel Booth
33    2    Kevin Whelan
33    3    Graham Carter
33    4    Alfie Adam
33    5    Mark Reed
33    6    Tim Brown
33    7    Martin Odonohue
33    8    Mark Wates

34    1    David Milligan
34    2    Andrew Murphy
34    3    Ravinder Chahal
34    4    John Engledow
34    5    Tommy Bingham
34    6    Tom Ullyott
34    7    Tony Crabb
34    8    Anonymous

35    1    Cosimo Dellisola
35    2    Kristian Rolston
35    3    Gordon Goodall
35    4    Fred Connolly
35    5    Iftakhar Ahmed
35    6    Leslie Barton
35    7    Kenneth Billups
35    8    Richard Garner

36    1    Mark Warnock
36    2    Ross Aitken
36    3    Timothy Chung
36    4    Marios Arkadiou
36    5    Thomas Zhang
36    6    Martin Hogarty
36    7    Joe Parsons
36    8    Andros Spyrou

37    1    William Fry
37    2    Chris Sly
37    3    Yiannis Liperis
37    4    Luke Jordan
37    5    Nicholas Timson
37    6    Chin Chai Koh
37    7    Pasquale Puma
37    8    Andrew Eyton

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Feature table for the first part of the day

36    1    Mark Warnock
36    2    Ross Aitken
36    3    Timothy Chung
36    4    Marios Arkadiou
36    5    Thomas Zhang
36    6    Martin Hogarty
36    7    Joe Parsons
36    8    Andros Spyrou

a couple of views of this table

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Daddy Daycare gets a day off

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Lee Williamson on the left of one of the most successful Tournament players in the UK in 2013, Niall "firaldo87" Farrell

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143 runners last night

43 through to Saturday

Average is 83,600

242,649
195,810
179,449
172,011
159,900
154,400
153,422
129,875
114,654
112,551
112,452
108,808
108,620
100,385
90,444
89,867
81,763
79,404
77,536
72,688
72,040
68,375
67,868
59,953
59,148
58,892
54,125
53,552
53,484
52,484
50,552
46,274
46,069
45,900
43,717
42,425
39,549
32,868
27,732
23,221
23,104
16,980


Sam Grafton tweeted that he is the chip leader

John Conroy is the 195k stack, again he publicised this

Others through include

Middy
Jamie O'Connor
Stuart Fox
Kev Allen
Mitch Johnson
JP Kelly
Ramzi Abbassi
Guy Johnson
Keith Johnson
Tom High
James Williams
Vinodh

All the names and chip counts have been published on fb, tighty, if you wanted to put a full list up.

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Mansfield's finest poker playing Grandad.

The spotlight seems to be on him today

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iirc Julian Thew won his GPS Title almost a year ago to the day, at Star City....back for a second trophy..

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Simon Deadman looking for a GPS win. Has titles at most of the other UK series....was runner up at GPS Stoke in August 2012

 

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verndog158. He's not meant to be in soft focus (trying to work a different camera), but its just as well as it part hides the most hideous wolly hat, for which there is absolutely no excuse to be seen in public