Post by: IrishTom on September 07, 2014, 16:17:47 PM
Post by: IrishTom on September 07, 2014, 17:12:23 PM
Arthurs Thomas
Baker Phillip Idris
baker richard
Barry Michael
Bradbury Steven
Brooke Simon
Brooks Paul Martin
Burberry John
Coe Toni
Cundall Ben
Davis Paul
Dennehy Daniel
Duncan Andrew
Evans Graham Alan
Glenister Jason
Iwaniak Linda
Karanikos Ioannis
Kaye Harvey
Kearns Stephen
Kent William
Khan Salim
Kimm Debra
Kushner Laurence
Kushner Marilyn
Lassman Mark
Lewis Shirley
Lo Cicero Marco
Lovelock Adrian
Macleod Iain
Mead Karen
Mills James Anthony
Murray John
Napolitano Anthony
Noonan Paul
Pamperl Leopold
Pease Raymond
Pop Raul Gabriel
Rantor Nigel
Redfern Steven
Reklaitis Laurynas
Rellis Richard
Riccardi Alexandra
Roderick Stephen
Sharp Joanna
Simon Nicholas
Stoneman Peter
Tomlinson David
Trippier Anthony
Vadukul Manish
Ward Stuart
Post by: presty on September 07, 2014, 20:00:08 PM
7th - £60
6th - £80
5th - £110
4th - £140
3rd - £210
2nd - £310
1st - £465
Post by: IrishTom on September 07, 2014, 20:34:25 PM
Table 1
John Murray 58k
Steve Redfern 77k
Table 2
Karen Mead 59k
Steve Rodderick 30k
Paulie Davis 23k
Aidy Lovelock 232k
Total chips in play 825k
Post by: presty on September 07, 2014, 21:34:19 PM
Seat 1 - John Murray - 49,000
Seat 3 - Steve Redfearn - 187,000
Seat 5 - Paul Davies - 126,000
Seat 6 - James Mills - 43,000
Seat 7 - Tom Arthurs - 106,000
Seat 8 - Nigel Rantor - 84,000
Seat 9 - Adrian Lovelock - 230,000
Payout:
1 £465
2 £310
3 £210
4 £140
5 £110
6 £80
7 £60
Blinds 3,000/6,000
1 minute left of level then blinds 4,000/8,000
Post by: presty on September 07, 2014, 22:09:42 PM
7th place James Mills
6th place Nigel Rantor
Both players eliminated by Adrian Lovelock
Post by: presty on September 07, 2014, 23:12:21 PM
Paul Davies out in 4th
Chip stacks:
John Murray - 286,000
Steve Redfearn - 159,00
Tom Arthurs - 390,000
Blinds 8000/16000
Post by: presty on September 07, 2014, 23:27:44 PM
heads up between John and Tom Arthurs
Chip stacks to follow
Post by: presty on September 07, 2014, 23:28:59 PM
Tom has 400,000
Very even game - looks like it could be a long night!
Post by: IrishTom on September 08, 2014, 00:23:04 AM
John Murray - English PLO(H/L) Side Event Runner-Up:
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| From English Amateur Poker Championship, Luton 6 Sep 2014 |
Tom Arthurs - English PLO(H/L) Side Event Champion:
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| From English Amateur Poker Championship, Luton 6 Sep 2014 |
Post by: AMRN on September 08, 2014, 09:18:11 AM
Post by: Paulie_D on September 08, 2014, 09:24:57 AM
Congratulations John - was fun playing with you as ever.
Indeed, final tables was cracking good fun.
PLO8 for all side events from now on...
Post by: wiggly on September 08, 2014, 11:08:05 AM
Will there be O8 in Belgium?
*goes to find Beglium thread to check*
Post by: DodgyEnd (Tom APAT.be) on September 08, 2014, 11:19:29 AM
Yeah, more fun than the ME.
Will there be O8 in Belgium?
*goes to find Beglium thread to check*
It"ll be regular PLO here...
PLO is starting to grow here so I"m sure we"ll get a good number of players for this event, but PLO8 is still a "bridge too far" for the moment :)
Post by: Poker_Monkey on September 08, 2014, 11:29:38 AM
Pls do it again
Post by: MintTrav on September 08, 2014, 13:00:28 PM
Congratulations John - was fun playing with you as ever.
Thanks for the good wishes to win when you were leaving, Steve, considering you had suffered two bad run-outs not long before. Of course, anything can happen post-flop in PLO8, but you were entitled to expect to win at least half the pot, and maybe all of it, in both of the hands I was lucky to scoop against you at the end. You will know how painful it is to me to admit that you played a cracking tournament and would have been a deserved winner.
As the others have said, it was an enjoyable tournament with a lot of laughs. I was fortunate that more run-outs went my way than against me at crucial times. Everyone on the FT was playing well, with varying styles, and anyone could have emerged as the winner. Congrats to Tom Arthurs on his victory, having been the short-stack at one stage, but played the FT well to win.
Post by: Pianissimo37 on September 10, 2014, 07:59:56 AM
Commiserations JM. Nice photo.
Congratulations John - was fun playing with you as ever.
Thanks for the good wishes to win when you were leaving, Steve, considering you had suffered two bad run-outs not long before. Of course, anything can happen post-flop in PLO8, but you were entitled to expect to win at least half the pot, and maybe all of it, in both of the hands I was lucky to scoop against you at the end. You will know how painful it is to me to admit that you played a cracking tournament and would have been a deserved winner.
As the others have said, it was an enjoyable tournament with a lot of laughs. I was fortunate that more run-outs went my way than against me at crucial times. Everyone on the FT was playing well, with varying styles, and anyone could have emerged as the winner. Congrats to Tom Arthurs on his victory, having been the short-stack at one stage, but played the FT well to win.
Post by: cundallini on September 10, 2014, 14:06:48 PM
Good bit of banter on all tables from what I saw.