Sky Poker UKPC @DTD: Main Event Day 3

[TightEnd]

Gary Banks apparently sufferede another bad beat after the AQ<A10 reported earlier and then shoved AK into Steven Sargent's AA

The flop was desperate, the turn gave him slivers of hope and the river was gin to double him up

"I am pleased you won that, you deserved it" said a table mate as a relieved Banks sat back down

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Pizza Ronaldo raised on the button and the estimable Kenny Prazer from Bedfordshire called

Ronaldo c-bet 19,000 on the flop, with the nuts AQ on KJ10

He was check raised to 64,000 by two pair K-10

Trappily, he called on the flushing board

Prazer then set him in on the turn

Margherita days for Ronaldo as he calls and holds off the two pair on the river to double up

[Bad Beat]

 Integrity of the game is the main reason for overnight redraws. It's much harder to plan any form of collusion if you don't find out who will be on your table until fairly close to the start of play and if they move you around fairly often.

[lolwutwasthat]

Well technically i dont mind a non redraw but why doesnt this tournament have one compared to every other

[TightEnd]

Kenny Prazer before that hand

[TightEnd]

Sam Bayliss and Alex Spencer

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[TightEnd]

Pleno on the right with railbird, after his double up

[TightEnd]

The dangerous Tim Chung with over 600,000 at 5-10k

Average is 350k with 53 left

Money is now £2750

[TightEnd]

The first scarf with over 1m chips. Current chip leader

[TightEnd]

Rick Trigg button raises to 25,000

Ian Gwynne all in 200,000 in the big blind

"I figured he could have anything and would fold a lot to the shove" said Gwynee, who had six-eight suited

Trigg called from a 500,000 stack with Ace-Jack and held to knock Gwynne out

[TightEnd]

Three more exits

54    Ian Gwynne
55    Clive Jones
56    Andrew Wilson


We are going to be really unlucky to get a dull final line up here. Great mix of names and characters left in.

[cambridgealex]

Integrity of the game is the main reason for overnight redraws. It's much harder to plan any form of collusion if you don't find out who will be on your table until fairly close to the start of play and if they move you around fairly often.

Good point Mr C, hadn't thought of that.

[youthnkzR]

VBOL Alex spencer / Liam batey / pleno / tim Chung / Alex !

[slimshakey]

Yeh no redraw seems kinda ridiculous

Why? Same tournament just continuing. Cant see the problem.

Totally agree its just the restart not a joining of days???

[Junior Senior]

I don't see why there should be a redraw? Just because it's the standard? Can't think of a good reason why there should be. Btn stays where it was, everything is just a continuation of the tournament.

Think somebody else said this earlier itt :-)


Good luck all blondes today