Amateur Poker Association & Tour
Poker Forum => General Discussion => Topic started by: AMRN on July 12, 2013, 12:23:47 PM
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Made it through to day 2 of the GUKPT Walsall Main Event, along with a few fellow APATers.....
Tim Slater 109850
Shahla Javadi 108025
Gerard Harraghy 107150
Stuart Langford 98500
David Tighe 95800
Stuart Fox 77700
Adam Phelan 57900
Paul Beard 57200
Matthew Wilson 56500
Dominic Rossookh 53300
Julian Thew 49675
Madhavan Kasthuri 49375
Nathan Henry 47800
Justin Devonport 46150
Dean Gilbert 44725
Ben Jackson 40300
Graham Pound 33500
Paul Foy 28525
Ashley Hadden 26350
Steve Redfern 23350
Phil Powell 22550
James Dempster 17325
Mark Burns 16550
Martin Hogarty 15550
Day 1b is today. Day 2 is tomorrow, and we return with blinds at 500/1k
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Good luck fellas
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Good luck fellas
+1 would be a nice feather in anyone"s hat!! Gl to all APAT fighting it out esp Mr jingle jangle Redfern :)
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gl Steve and the apaters. We spoke briefly while we were on the same table in level 1 before you moved tables. Unfortunately I exited level 7 shortly after my AA came up against KK with a K on the river crippled my stack.
I will be keeping an eye on progress on Day 2 saturday.
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gl Steve and the apaters. We spoke briefly while we were on the same table in level 1 before you moved tables. Unfortunately I exited level 7 shortly after my AA came up against KK with a K on the river crippled my stack.
I will be keeping an eye on progress on Day 2 saturday.
lol it"s funny how forum names and faces so rarely get tied together. I know you as Zozzy on here..... and I recognised you at the table when we spoke.... but I had no idea you were Craig Dawson, or that Zozzy and Craig Dawson were one and the same! :) :)
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An interesting hand while I was on the same table as Mr.Redfearn
On a flop K 3 2 Steve had 33 , the aggressor who was betting into him had AK and I folded 22 pre-flop because i was in EP.
A nice pot won by Steve and an escape by me.
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That was a helluva hand. Stuart Langford opened the cutoff, and having hardly played a hand, I figured three betting the button would take it down most of the time - I had 33. Stuart called, and the flop was K32 rainbow. Stuart lead out for 500 into an 875 pot, and I raised to 1400, he 3b to 3300, and I 4b to 7000 - he folded AK face up. Eff stacks were 20k.
So the question is, should I have flatted his 3b, or carried on to try and get it in. I figured I pretty much had the nuts - I didn"t include AA or KK in his range as I"m sure he would have 4b pre.... so his value range at this point was limited to AK or 22, or an unlikely pocket pair coupled with disbelief, none of which he should really go broke with in that spot. On reflection, and with the benefit of hindsight, I didn"t need to protect against anything, and would probably have got something on later streets by flatting the 3300 3bet.
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Surprised u 4 bet there Steve. With a rainbow flop you are in a Way ahead or way behind spot here. (obv way ahead to everything apart from one specific hand KKs) Just call and you win more on turn and possibly everything on river.
Against a fishy person, like someone who is never folding AA or AK, then i would take your line but vs Stu, i would of just peeled his 3300
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GL for day 2.
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APAT & LPPL"s very own Tom Brady is playing Day 2 aswell.
Good luck "Irish Tom"
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100% smooth his raise, especially against Stu Langford.
If you flat the pot is around 7k with 13k behind.
Perfect size for a 2/3rd pot bet on turn and river (4.5k and rest woulda done)
GL today