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Amsterdam Master Classics Final Table
danafish:
While the Heads-Upniks are on a short break, the press room is filled with hilarity at the entrance music for the finalists in the €100 rebuy. Honestly, half of them look like my dad. They very definitely don"t "...Got The Power".
Except, possibly for "Get(ting) Out On The Dancefloor" Rolf Slotboom in seat 9 - he"s had an awesome week, finalling in the Omaha and coming 14th in a Hold "Em event earlier this week too.
Still. It is kind of funny.
danafish:
Ok, they"re back. Not that it makes a massive amount of difference currently. Trond steals some blinds. Then they both check a ts 9s td flop, and Michael folds to Trond"s 40k microbet on the 4d turn.
I suspect it"s going to be a bit like this until they both find a hand. It seems pretty good-natured thus far. Some giggling has been witnessed. Although not necessarily in these photos which I took before the break.
Djinn:
Action! Michael Martin raises to 80k preflop, called by Trond Eidsvig.
Flop: tc 7d td Trond checks, Michael bets 115k, call.
Turn: 5s Trond checks, and so does Michael.
River: ts A third check from Trond - Michael gives it a go to the tune of 175k, but passes quickly to a raise.
Not sure exactly what the stacks are but I would guess the ratio now 3:1 or thereabouts, in Trond"s favour.
danafish:
Trond limps from the button and Michael checks. He also checks the 5s tc qs flop - Trond starts merely to fiddle with his chips, and Michael just folds without waiting for anything like a bet. Giggling.
They see a flop and turn, at which point Michael bets and takes it.
They see a flop and turn, at which point Trond bets and takes it.
Actually I can"t remember the last hand where they didn"t see a flop.
Djinn:
I think that this hand started with a limp/check combo... they get to the flop of ah td qc on which Michael checks and Trond bets 50k. Call. They both check the 5c turn, and Michael wins this one by betting out 90k on the 4c river.
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Several blinds drift back and forth with preflop raising and folding. It is good to see a lot of hands being played out, though - such a good structure means no crapshoot even heads up after four days. Excellent.
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