Post by: IrishTom on March 23, 2016, 09:55:15 AM
Wed 23rd Mar 12:00 #11 HORSE Championship £50+£5
Capacity 70 runners - 8k Stack - 30 Minute Levels - Ranking Points 1st-9th
The event will start on Hold'em.
LATE ENTRY/ALTERNATES 60 MINUTES
Wed 23rd Mar 15:00 #12 Pot Limit Omaha Hi-Lo Championship £50+£5
Capacity 120 runners - 10k Stack - 30 Minute Levels - Ranking Points 1st-9th
LATE ENTRY/ALTERNATES 60 MINUTES
Post by: MintTrav on March 23, 2016, 12:13:15 PM
The HORSE has started with 31 players sitting and late reg open for the next hour.
The field includes previous runner-up in this event, Jon "The British Cowboy" Woodfield and previous WCOAP Champions Ian "Paddy" Thompson, Warren Jones, Chris Webber and Parish Doshi, as well as Kevin O"Hanlon and Simon Lawlor, who both won Silver Medals late last night.
We will publish a full player list at the end of late registration.
Post by: Luthee13 on March 23, 2016, 12:29:47 PM
Ian Thompson has just informed me that he got a straight flush - Ad 2d 3d 4d 5d in PLO8. He says Chris Webber, sat to his right, really enjoyed it...so much so, he paid for it.
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-dNfbWNDpJgA/VvKH8SG8cVI/AAAAAAABNfk/TlCfkJlA4oEji27TY5r-ajAps6nwHIGzACCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_20160323_120530219.jpg)
Ian "Straight Flush" Thompson
Post by: CW86 on March 23, 2016, 12:45:03 PM
#11 HORSE
Ian Thompson has just informed me that he got a straight flush - Ad 2d 3d 4d 5d in PLO8. He says Chris Webber, sat to his right, really enjoyed it...so much so, he paid for it.
True story
Post by: MintTrav on March 23, 2016, 12:53:27 PM
Kevin O"Hanlon is below half the starting stack already. He"s not concerned - says he was in worse shape yesterday and came back. It"s always a roller-coaster with Kevin, though calling raises with a Stud hand when the game has changed to Razz doesn"t help........
Post by: Luthee13 on March 23, 2016, 13:23:09 PM
Post by: MintTrav on March 23, 2016, 13:29:17 PM
Stud 300/150/50
There has been a huge hand between Warren Jones and Massimilliano Diato.
Jon Woodfield completed on 3rd street and Massimilliano raised. Warren, Kevin O"H (bring-in) and Jon W all came along, so it was already a big pot.
Warren led on 4th, Kevin and Jon called, Massimilliano raised and Warren reraised. Kevin and Jon realised they were out of the depth in this hand and gave up. Massimilliano raised one more time, which capped the betting and Warren obviously called. The rest of the hand saw Massimilliano check-calling.
The up-cards were:
Massimilliano Qc 7s 9s 9d
Warren Ah 6c Ac 10h
Warren showed 6c 6s x, having filled trips on 4th and a full house on 5th. Massimilliano showed Ad A s and can"t resist telling Warren "That"s how good you run", like that"s news to the rest of us.
Warren is up to 11.5k after that and Massimilliano is down to 3k.
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-lqTQsyo7hMI/VvKIDcJn7KI/AAAAAAABNfk/6rfgQCvD7I8MQEtyMFK620pjXFDLNahdgCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_20160323_120634941.jpg)
Warren knows he runs good
Post by: MintTrav on March 23, 2016, 13:47:41 PM
Omaha Hi-Lo
There has been a big pot between Raunaq Latif and Daniel Anderson. A lot of chips went in on a board of Jc Ac 4c Kd 2c
Daniel had Qc 5c 5d 2h for the second-nut high and a missed good low draw.
Raunaq had 9c 9h 5s 3d, giving him a low straight and the nut low.
Chop!
Post by: MintTrav on March 23, 2016, 14:08:32 PM
Omaha Hi-Lo
Warren has won another pot with another house of sixes, this time against Andrew Murrie.
Andrew declared two pair, Aces and Jacks,which doesn"t match up to Warren"s hand:
[6d 9d 9h] 5d 6h 6s Kd
Both say that they thought they were winning the high, but they assumed that they had lost the low. In fact, there is no low and Warren scoops. As he does.
No Chop!
Post by: MintTrav on March 23, 2016, 14:14:54 PM
We have lost Kevin O"Hanlon.
Post by: MintTrav on March 23, 2016, 14:19:33 PM
Omaha Hi-Lo
Simon Lawlor starts the hand with rolled up Queens [ Qd Qh] Qc.
Billy Whicher makes trip nines on 4th street. [ 9d Kh] 9c 9s.
Neither improves.
Parish Doshi makes a 7-high straight on 7th street, which also gives him a 7-low - and scoooooooooops!
Post by: Chipaccrual on March 23, 2016, 14:21:19 PM
#11 HORSE
We have lost Kevin O"Hanlon.
He looks like this
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-ZKtsGIaSbBc/VvKIAhUK9TI/AAAAAAABNfk/HtWrJOoMGCQQ5OBFTtaCpFFyePSS2q2XwCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_20160323_120617695.jpg)
Just a little less blurry.
Ask around, someone must have seen him and know where he is.
:)
Post by: MintTrav on March 23, 2016, 14:24:17 PM
#11 HORSE
We have lost Kevin O"Hanlon.
He looks like this
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-ZKtsGIaSbBc/VvKIAhUK9TI/AAAAAAABNfk/HtWrJOoMGCQQ5OBFTtaCpFFyePSS2q2XwCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_20160323_120617695.jpg)
Just a little less blurry.
Ask around, someone must have seen him and know where he is.
:)
Thanks Leigh. We have also lost Simon Lawlor.
Post by: Chipaccrual on March 23, 2016, 14:26:53 PM
#11 HORSE
We have lost Kevin O"Hanlon.
He looks like this
Just a little less blurry.
Ask around, someone must have seen him and know where he is.
:)
Thanks Leigh. We have also lost Simon Lawlor.
Okay, well he"s wearing a lovely jumper, shouldn"t be hard to miss.
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-3lXGZuAsRxQ/VvKHx4bv-JI/AAAAAAABNf0/yTy3yCGdQ5wLhYYAQ9L5EbusUKnsjrItQCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_20160323_120403266.jpg)
Post by: Luthee13 on March 23, 2016, 14:30:12 PM
Post by: MintTrav on March 23, 2016, 14:36:10 PM
Omaha Hi-Lo
Raunaq Latif moves up, winning a big three-way pot against Warren Jones and Noelle Baq.
The shared cards were 10d 2c 4s A s 8s and lots of chips had been bet.
On the River, Raunaq bet and the other two both called.
His hand Ah 3c 5d Ks was good enough to scoop high and low.
Post by: MintTrav on March 23, 2016, 14:43:16 PM
Omaha Hi-Lo
Chris Webber has been dealt Ac ad1 Ah A s
That"s just like him.
Post by: CW86 on March 23, 2016, 14:55:37 PM
you really are a ****
#11 HORSE
Omaha Hi-Lo
Chris Webber has been dealt Ac ad1 Ah A s
That"s just like him.
Post by: CW86 on March 23, 2016, 14:59:46 PM
Ian Thompson said that!!!you really are a ****
#11 HORSE
Omaha Hi-Lo
Chris Webber has been dealt Ac ad1 Ah A s
That"s just like him.
Post by: Luthee13 on March 23, 2016, 14:59:51 PM
32 Players registered for the PLO8 and are now taking their seats...
1 hour late registration, after which the player list will be posted.
Post by: MintTrav on March 23, 2016, 15:06:39 PM
Stud Hi-Lo
An interesting scenario occurred on Table 1, where Warren Jones was dealt his 7th Street card face up. The hand was heads-up by that stage and the ruling was that the other player should also receive his card face-up and action then continues as normal.
Jon the TD mentioned that this was the ruling because they are heads-up, so I pulled him aside to ask if it would be different if there were more than two players involved. He explained that the heads-up scenario is just a case of equalising the players" situations, but if there are more players involved, they all receive their final card face down as normal. The player who received the face-up card is then first to act, irrespective of cards showing, and he has the option to go all-in, even though it"s a limit game and even if it exceeds the cap. If he goes all-in for an amount that is less than the cap, other players may re-raise, but only to the cap. If his all-in exceeds the cap, other players may only call. He can also make a normal bet or check. If he does, betting then continues as normal and he no longer has the all-in option if the betting comes back to him. Isn"t that interesting?
Jon knows everything.
Post by: Chipaccrual on March 23, 2016, 15:11:11 PM
#11 HORSE
Stud Hi-Lo
An interesting scenario occurred on Table 1, where Warren Jones was dealt his 7th Street card face up. The hand was heads-up by that stage and the ruling was that the other player should also receive his card face-up and action then continues as normal.
Jon the TD mentioned that this was the ruling because they are heads-up, so I pulled him aside to ask if it would be different if there were more than two players involved. He explained that the heads-up scenario is just a case of equalising the players" situations, but if there are more players involved, they all receive their final card face down as normal. The player who received the face-up card is then first to act, irrespective of cards showing, and he has the option to go all-in, even though it"s a limit game and even if it exceeds the cap. If he goes all-in for an amount that is less than the cap, other players may re-raise, but only to the cap. If his all-in exceeds the cap, other players may only call. He can also make a normal bet or check. If he does, betting then continues as normal and he no longer has the all-in option if the betting comes back to him. Isn"t that interesting?
Jon knows everything.
What"s 7th Street ?
Post by: MintTrav on March 23, 2016, 15:25:10 PM
Stud Hi-Lo
Raunaq Mucks A Winner!
Raunaq Latif mucked the winning hand in a 10k pot. The British cowboy had AK showing and turned over AK at showdown for two pair and Raunaq mucked. After a couple more hands had passed, he suddenly said "You didn"t have a full house that time, did you?" and revealed that he had mucked a flush.
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-TnKtwhayxHY/VvKIBSybT1I/AAAAAAABNfk/M50GaP1FmFQnCSNEkPV9PKAOajmDxv_QwCCo/s800-Ic42/IMG_20160323_120626521.jpg)
The British Cowboy Benefits From A Mucked Winner
Post by: MintTrav on March 23, 2016, 15:39:15 PM
Stud Hi-Lo
Both Players Give Up!
All the fun scenarios are happening on Table 1. Noelle Baquiche and Warren Jones get into it early, but it all slows down near the end as their good starting hands go miss-miss-miss.
Noelle: A s 6s 8d 10c
Warren: Jc 5h Kd Qd
Noelle bet until 5th street,but checked 6th and 7th and Warren checked behind.
Warren had Ah 5c 4c, which gave him a pair of fives with no low.
Noelle mucked.
What could she have had that doesn"t beat a pair of fives, but yet doesn"t give her a low? Not many possibilities....
Post by: Luthee13 on March 23, 2016, 15:45:14 PM
JP Round, following a less than perfect journey here, comes to the updating desk and quietly says "I am no expert, but I find the strategy of forgetting that this is hi/lo Omaha to be fairly unsuccessful..."
Post by: MintTrav on March 23, 2016, 15:54:00 PM
It"s really close at the head of the HORSE:
26k Edward Jackson-Spivack
24k Krzysztof Pregowski
23k Jonathan Dugdall
22k Jozsef Erdos
22k Stephen Sapsford
20k Chris Webber
Edward knocked out Raunaq a minute ago, picking up 3k to lift him into the lead.
Post by: Luthee13 on March 23, 2016, 16:01:38 PM
Two big hands in quick succession:
I join the hand at the turn with Qc Ad 8h 6c on the board.
Billy Wicher moves all in and Laszio Kezkody calls.
The action is now on Kamil Mierzejev, he ponders and makes the call...he thinks they are heads up so he flips his cards!
The floor is called and the ruling is that action continues with Kamil"s hand face up.
Kamil is showing 8s 6h 4d 2d
The river card is the Qd and Billy mutters "that"s a bad card for me."
Laszio looks at the board and looks at Kamil"s cards.
He checks as does Kamil and the cards go over.
Laszio Ks Jh 3c 4c
Billy A s Kh 8c 5d
Billy takes the high and Kamil takes the low.
Post by: Luthee13 on March 23, 2016, 16:06:49 PM
Instantly after, I look round at the table behind me and Tom Slikboer is all in pre flop.
Seat 2 (didn"t manage to catch his name, may be able to amend when seating list provided) is all in also for much less, it is on Darren Hand to make the decision.
He calls and three hands go on their backs:
Tom shows Qc 3s Ac Ad
Seat 2 has As 2h 3c 6c
Darren turns over Ah Qh 2s 4s
All up to the cards now: Js 7c 5c Jh 9s
Tom wins the high and, with no low, scoops the full pot and knocks out the player in seat 2.
Post by: MintTrav on March 23, 2016, 16:28:33 PM
Post by: Luthee13 on March 23, 2016, 16:31:59 PM
Late registration is now closed and we have 75 runners:
| 1 | 1 | Kamil Wojciech Mierzejewski |
| 1 | 2 | William Whicher |
| 1 | 3 | George Whyte |
| 1 | 4 | John Round |
| 1 | 5 | Kevin Thomas Ohanlon |
| 1 | 6 | Reginald Bird |
| 1 | 7 | Laszlo Kezdody |
| 2 | 1 | Philip Henze |
| 2 | 2 | Shiu Man |
| 2 | 3 | Adam Weir |
| 2 | 4 | Ben Burnhill |
| 2 | 5 | Paul Davis |
| 2 | 6 | Tom Anna L Slikboer |
| 2 | 7 | Jozsef Boka |
| 3 | 1 | Adam Gough |
| 3 | 2 | Stephen Johnson |
| 3 | 3 | Thomas Clark |
| 3 | 4 | Stephen Roderick |
| 3 | 5 | Frederic Dehling |
| 3 | 6 | Tom Clerbaut |
| 3 | 7 | Jeraint Hazan |
| 4 | 1 | Egidijus Alsauskas |
| 4 | 2 | Philip Davidson |
| 4 | 3 | Stuart Griffiths |
| 4 | 4 | Stuart Baker |
| 4 | 5 | Derek Giles |
| 4 | 6 | Christoff Gebruers |
| 5 | 1 | Kevin Shutt |
| 5 | 2 | Jenny Westerlund |
| 5 | 3 | Mark Lassman |
| 5 | 4 | Donald Roberts |
| 5 | 5 | Piotr Pietrych |
| 5 | 6 | Bechir Sahli |
| 6 | 1 | Jason Childmaid |
| 6 | 2 | Stefan Roder |
| 6 | 3 | Dwayne Stacey |
| 6 | 4 | David Potts |
| 6 | 5 | Helen Dunlea |
| 6 | 6 | James Manlove |
| 7 | 1 | Timotheos Timotheou |
| 7 | 2 | Brent Waters |
| 7 | 3 | Kevin Mac D Demunter |
| 7 | 4 | James Anthony Lynott |
| 7 | 5 | Michel Sealtiel |
| 7 | 6 | Robert Gerrard |
| Adam Owen | ||
| Millen Ivanov | ||
| Sam Acheampong | ||
| Noel Thompson | ||
| David Tompkins | ||
| Noelle Baquiche | ||
| Darren Hand | ||
| Leendert Van De Geer | ||
| Niels Vollrath | ||
| Raunaq Latif | ||
| Bradley Green | ||
| Michael Leigh | ||
| Francesco Bellitti | ||
| Antony Wickert | ||
| Sean Lassman | ||
| Niels Rock | ||
| Daniel Anderson | ||
| Hang Chan | ||
| Laisvydas Segzda | ||
| Byron Jones | ||
| Simon Habgood | ||
| Viktor Kunchev | ||
| William Davies | ||
| Madhava Ranith Wimalaratna | ||
| Alin Covaliuc | ||
| Gianluca Farabella | ||
| Adrian-Leander Lack | ||
| Christopher Kelly | ||
| Dillon Scanlan | ||
| Edgard Uribe |
Post by: MintTrav on March 23, 2016, 16:34:52 PM
Players are now on a break.
Post by: Luthee13 on March 23, 2016, 16:42:14 PM
Chip counts from the HORSE at the second break:
Paresh Doshi - 12k
Andrew Murrie - 14.5k
Jonathan Woodfield - 14.5k
Edward Jackson-Spicavk 46k (Chip Leader)
Warren Jones 4.5k
Michael Conway 5.8k
Chris Webber 14.5k
Ian Thompson 14k
John Kent 20k
Stephen Sapsford 19k
Vince Eley 14k
Anotony Price 8k
Richard Breen 8k
Jonathan Dugdall 19k
Jozsef Erdos 40k
Mark Wraith 13k
Kryzstzof Pregowski 27k
Post by: Luthee13 on March 23, 2016, 16:47:20 PM
Christoff Gebruers has busted...I didn"t catch the hand so I ask him about it...
"All I remember is, I had two 2"s in my hand and didn"t want either of the other 2 players to have a deuce or a three...they both did!!"
And that"s that!
Post by: MintTrav on March 23, 2016, 17:01:28 PM
Edward Jackson-Spivack had 26k not long ago, but now he has 46k and has powered into the chip lead. So what were there big hands where he increased his stack? There weren"t any. He has just increased gradually hand-by-hand. That"s the skillful way to do it.
Post by: Luthee13 on March 23, 2016, 17:02:01 PM
Players are now on a twenty minute break - chip counts to follow.
When they return, blinds will be 150/300
56 of 75 players left with an average stack of 13,392
Post by: MintTrav on March 23, 2016, 17:25:04 PM
We are down to two tables in the HORSE.
Edward Jackson-Spicavk still has 45k, with Jozsef Erdos and Andrew Murrie on 37k, followed by Chris Webber, John Kent and Kryzstzof Pregowski, who are all on 24k.
Post by: MintTrav on March 23, 2016, 17:27:35 PM
The three big stacks are all on the same table and get into a big three-way hand.
Edward Jackson-Spicavk manages to fold without losing too much and the other two end up chopping a big pot and getting their chips back, with no real change in chips.
Post by: MintTrav on March 23, 2016, 17:31:49 PM
There is a big three-way pot on the other table.
Jonathan Dugdall Ah Jh 8c Qd 2h 3c 6c
Chris Webber 4c 5h 7d 8h 9c 10d 10c
John Kent Ah ad1 Kc Qc 9h 4d 3d
Dugdall and Kent split the pot. Webber wonders aloud "How did I miss that?"
Post by: Luthee13 on March 23, 2016, 17:38:49 PM
Rough chip counts at the break:
Alin Covaliac - 14k
Laszlo Kezdody - 50k (current chip leader)
Adam Weir - 11.5k
Ben Burnhill - 10k
Paulie D - 10.5k
Tom Slikboer - 10k
David Potts - 10.5k
Laisvydas Segzda - 7k
Timotheos Timotheou - 6.5k
Helen Dunlea - 7.5k
Kevin Demunter - 16k
James Lynott - 10k
Michel Sealtiel - 12k
Robert Gerrard - 20k
Jozsef Boka - 18k
Kev O"Hanlon - 7k
Chris Kelly - 7k
Gianluca Farabella - 13.5k
Adrian Lack 13.5k
Millen Ivanov - 13k
Neil Sheehan - 9k
Madhava Wimalaratna - 11k
William Davies - 11.5k
David Tompkins - 16k
Noel Thompson - 23k
Adam Owen - 28k
Michael Leigh - 12.5k
Billy Whicher - 4k
Noelle Baquiche - 14k
Jason Chillmaid - 8.5k
George Montgomery - 8.4k
Francesco Belliti - 14k
Philip Davidson - 4k
Stuart Griffiths - 9.5k
Stuart Baker - 9.5k
Derek Giles - 10k
Stefan Roder - 14k
Kamil Mierzejewski - 30k
Edgard Uribe - 10.5k
Adam Gough - 13k
Stephen Johnson - 14k
Tom Clark - 8k
Steve Rodderick - 16k
Frederic Dehling - 10k
Tom Clerbaut - 8k
Dwayne Stacey - 18k
Dillon Scanlon - 12k
Kevin Shutt - 4k
Jenny Westerlund 18k
Sean Lassman - 15k
Hang Chan - 7k
Piotr Pietrych - 12k
JP Round - 14k
Bradley Green - 28k
Niels Rock - 14k
Post by: MintTrav on March 23, 2016, 17:44:12 PM
Table 1:
Paresh Doshi
Richard Breen
Andrew Murrie
Edward Jackson-Spicavk
Kryzstzof Pregowski
Jozsef Erdos
Table 2:
Jonathan Dugdall
Chris Webber
John Kent
Stephen Sapsford
Vince Eley
Anotony Price
Post by: MintTrav on March 23, 2016, 18:00:32 PM
It"s a mega pot.
7d 7d 5c Ac Ac Jd 5h
The betting is capped three-way on the Flop.
On the Turn, John Kent bet, Stepen Sapsford raised, which put him all-in and both Vince Eley and Kent called.
The river went check, check.
John Kent 2h 3c 5s Qc
Stephen Sapsford 3d 4c 6h 7s
Vince Eley 2c 4h 6s 8d
Sapsford is eliminated, Eley is down to 7k and Kent takes the lead in the tournament with his new 51k stack.
Eley is eliminated in the next hand.
Post by: MintTrav on March 23, 2016, 18:03:38 PM
Just before all that excitement, Paresh Doshi went out, though the elimination of his small stack was much less dramatic.
12th Paresh Doshi
11th Stephen Sapsford
10th Vince Eley
And we are into the ranking points.
Post by: MintTrav on March 23, 2016, 18:13:43 PM
While all that was happening, the chips have been moving on the other table.
Previous leader Edward Jackson-Spivack"s stack has depleted, but he gets a much-needed double-up. Kryzstzof Pregowski exposed his two hole cards on 6th street and Edward, who didn"t have a very strong high or low, was able to bet and get called by Kryzstzof"s even weaker one to scoop, as Kryzstzof had a possibility of winning either way and had to call.
Edward is back up to 27k.
Post by: MintTrav on March 23, 2016, 18:28:30 PM
It"s another mega pot and both Kryzstzof and Josef end up all in.
Andrew [8s 2d Js] 7h 6c 4h 10s
Kryzstzof [Ah A s Kd] 3s 2c 4s Ks
Josef [4c 5c 5h] Kc Ac 2s 9c
Josef wins the high with a Flush and Andrew is the only player with a Low. Kryzstzof is eliminated.
9th place - Kryzstzof Pregowski
Post by: MintTrav on March 23, 2016, 18:34:40 PM
FINAL TABLE
1 50k John Kent
2 33k Antony Price
3 55k Andrew Murrie
4 51k Richard Breen
5 16k Chris Webber
6 26k Edward Jackson-Spivack
7 25k Jonathan Dugdall
8 38k Jozsef Erdos
Post by: MintTrav on March 23, 2016, 18:44:07 PM
TD Jon advises the players that, on the final table, there is no cap on the number of raises on any street that begins heads-up.
And we"re off - Hold'em first.
Post by: MintTrav on March 23, 2016, 18:50:06 PM
Antony has lost one or two pots and is down to about 25k.
Chris is down to 12k.
And Antony gets them back, with pocket AA on an A-high Flop. Tough game.
Post by: Luthee13 on March 23, 2016, 18:57:51 PM
1 - Stephen Johnson
2 - Tom Clark
3 - Steve Roderick (Rodders)
4 - Frederic Dehling
5 - Jozsef Boka
6 - Laszlo Kezdody
7 - Alin Covaliuc
Been stood at this table for a little while and nothing much happening, pots staying mainly small or taken before showdown.
One pot with a little interest sees Rodders, on the button, call after Laszlo limps. Frederic makes up the big blind and Jozsef checks.
First three cards out: Js 3d 5c
They all check.
The 3h on the turn is checked to Rodders who makes it 1000.
Frederic calls and the others fold.
The river is Kh and Frederic checks.
Rodders turns over his A s Ad 7d 7h - two pairs, aces and threes.
Frederic has 5d 3s 2s 6h and takes the pot with three 3"s.
Of course, as soon as I leave the table to type this, they lose Alin and I miss the details...
Post by: MintTrav on March 23, 2016, 18:59:17 PM
Antony gets a few from Edward.
Antony calls a pre-Flop raise from Edward, calls on the Flop and checks behind on the Turn. Edward bets again on the river. With all low cards on board, Antony say "Hero Call", getting his excuse in first. His call is good though, Ah Qh beating Qc 10s.
Post by: MintTrav on March 23, 2016, 19:04:18 PM
Omaha Hi-Lo
Andrew Murrie wins a big pot with Broadway. Richard Breen can"t find a fold with AA and an A on the Flop and pays up.
Andrew breaks 80k.
Post by: MintTrav on March 23, 2016, 19:14:02 PM
Omaha Hi-Lo
Chris gets his stack in with Ac Ks Jd Jc, but gets a bad run-out: Qd 6c 7s Jh 4s
Ah 3c 4d 5s scoops high and low and Chris is eliminated.
8th Place - Chris Webber
Post by: Luthee13 on March 23, 2016, 19:21:45 PM
Final Table well underway.
7 of 38 and they are one off the money bubble...
Prize Structure:
1st - £690, Gold Medal & WCOAP Bracelet
2nd - £475, Silver Medal
3rd - £300, Bronze Medal
4th - £475
5th - £190
Post by: MintTrav on March 23, 2016, 19:26:17 PM
Omaha Hi-Lo
Edward has got very short and is all-in Pre-Flop.
Edward Ad 6s 9s 9c
Andrew 10d 8d 4s 4d
Jozsef Ah 2s 8s Js
We see Qd 7h 4s 6c A s
Andrew takes the high, Jozsef takes the low and we lose Edward from the tournament.
7th Place - Edward Jackson-Spivack
Post by: MintTrav on March 23, 2016, 19:49:15 PM
Razz
Jonathan and Jozsef have almost equal stacks. There is action through the streets and about 35k in the middle. Jonathan
bets 6k on 5th street, showing 6s Ac Kc against Jozsef"s 6c 4h 4d .
Jozsef thinks for quite a time and then moves his stack in. Jonathan only has another 1k behind and Jozsef not much more.
The run-out favours Jozsef and Jonathan is eliminated.
Jozsef [5d 10c Kh] 6c 4h 4d 3c
Jonathan [ Ad 5c 7s] 6s Ac Kc 7h
6th Place - Jonathan Dugdall
Post by: Luthee13 on March 23, 2016, 19:51:58 PM
26 players left from a field of 75 in this event and they have just come back from a break to blinds of 600/1200.
Average stack is 28,846.
Chip counts from the break are as follows:
Adrian Lack - 34k
Stephen Johnson - 13.5k
Tom Clark - 13k
Steve Roderick - 45.5k
Joszef Boka - 41k
Laszio Kezdody - 75k
Chris Kelly - 12k
Devin Demunster - 21k
Gianluca Farabella - 24.5k
Adam Owen - 23.7k
Robert Gerrard - 24k
James Lynott - 13k
Kamil Mierzejev - 82k
Edgard Uribe - 11.7k
Philip Davidson - 107k (Chip Leader)
Sean Lassman - 11k
Michel Sealtiel - 13.2k
Piotr Pietrych - 12k
Tom Slikboer - 18.8k
Bradley Green - 19.3k
David Potts - 18.5k
Noel Thompson - 33.5k
Milen Ivanov - 6k
Michael Leigh - 17k
Frederic Dehling - 9k
Noelle Baquiche - 19k
Paul Davis - 26.8k
Post by: MintTrav on March 23, 2016, 19:59:45 PM
Razz
Antony and Andrew raise and re-raise until Antony is all-in, still on 3rd street. He has become very low, with only 13k left.
Andrew [5h 8d Ad] 7s 9h 9s Ac
Antony [8c 2c 10c] 5s 4s 2d 8h
5th Place - Antony Price, winning £190
Post by: MintTrav on March 23, 2016, 20:06:57 PM
Omaha Hi-Lo
Andrew has just won a huge hand against John, making a wheel for nut low and a straight.
There was c 70k in the pot.
Post by: Luthee13 on March 23, 2016, 20:14:50 PM
Blinds at 600/1200, Noel Thompson and Laszio Dezdody both see the flop for 3000.
Ks Qc 10c
Noel bets out for 7k and Laszio calls
A s on the turn and Noel checks, Laszio asks him how much he has behind, around 35k, and bets 10k.
Noel makes the call.
Interesting 7s on the river but both players check.
Laszio declares "the nuts...well...until the river anyway" and shows 7d Jd Js Ad for the straight.
Noel says " I was all over it" and shows 4d Ac Kc 10h for two pair - aces and kings.
Laszio takes the pot and it is the whole pot as there is no low.
Post by: Luthee13 on March 23, 2016, 20:21:25 PM
Very next hand and Noel raises to 3.6 pre flop.
Stephen Johnson announces "pot" and re raises to 12.6k, he makes it known he only has 2.1k behind...
Noel makes the call and we see 4c 10d 10s
Stephen moves his last little bit over the line and Noel with a "I can"t fold for 21(hundred) more" and chucks in the chips.
Stephen shows Ah 4s Kc Ks
Noel 2h 4h 5s 5c
4d turn and both trip up...
Jd on the river and Stephen will take the pot with 4c 4s 4d Ah 10d and there is no low so a double up for Stephen who is now on around average stack - 33k.
Post by: MintTrav on March 23, 2016, 20:22:19 PM
Omaha Hi-Lo
John has 13k left and gets it in on 3rd street in the next hand against Richard, who has just 18k himself.
Richard [2h 2d Kh] 2s Jd 4c 6s
John [Jc Js 9h] 10d 7d 5c 4d
Richard wins the high and there are no lows, which means that John is eliminated.
4th Place - John Kent, winning £245.
Post by: MintTrav on March 23, 2016, 20:28:03 PM
We have three players left and one of them has all the chips:
230k Andrew Murrie
33k Richard Breen
41k Jozsef Erdos
Post by: Luthee13 on March 23, 2016, 20:41:07 PM
A few hands later, blinds 800/1600
Adrian Lack makes it "pot" for 4k pre flop.
Stephen Thompson says "pot" again and it is 14.4k.
Adrian puts all of his chips across the line, around 25k and Stephen makes the call with ever so slightly less chips.
Stephen, at risk, has Ad 2d 9d 9s
Adrian"s got Ah 7s A s Kd
"no ace" says Stephen...
Qh Ac 6h and Stephen"s hopes are dimmed.
8h turn doesn"t help and it is all but over for Stephen.
Qc turn and it is over, Stephen is sent to the rail and Adrian, effectively, doubles up.
Post by: MintTrav on March 23, 2016, 20:43:20 PM
Texas Hold'em
Andrew is raising every hand and Richard gets his stack in pre-flop:
Richard Ad 5h
Andrew 2s 2h
Flop 9s 10c Js and Andrew is nearly there.
Turn 5c
River 8c
and Richard gets his double-up.
Could the come-back be on?
Post by: MintTrav on March 23, 2016, 20:54:00 PM
Texas Hold'em
And they go again. After Pre-Flop raises, they rest of the chips are in on the Flop.
Flop Qd Kc 3c
Richard 7d 7h
Andrew 9d Js
Andrew has ten outs. If Richard holds and doubles again, there won"t be much difference between his and Andrew"s stacks.
Turn 5s
River 10s
Andrew hits one of the ten and eliminates Richard.
3rd Place - Richard Breen, winning an APAT Bronze Medal and £300.
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Post by: Luthee13 on March 23, 2016, 21:10:12 PM
We are down to 16 players on two tables.
Blinds at 1500/3000, average stack around 47k.
Players will be on a break in about half an hour; remaining player list, with chip counts, then.
Post by: Luthee13 on March 23, 2016, 21:16:01 PM
Michael Leigh moves all in from early position for around 15k.
It folds to Rodders in the big blind who makes the call.
Rodders has Jh Ah 5d 2d
Michael shows Qh Qc 2s 5h
The board 6c 3c 7h 6d 7s means a chop pot with Michael taking the high and Rodders the low.
Post by: MintTrav on March 23, 2016, 21:17:30 PM
Heads-up: Andrew Murrie 278k v Jozsef Erdos 26k
Who is your money on? Andrew has had an extraordinary run over the last couple of hours.
He has been playing like a man possessed and it appears that he intends that to continue.
Keeping his eye on the ball, he says he is not going to fold any hand and suggests that Jozsef doesn"t either.
(https://33.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_mdc5czf8231r7odv3o1_500.gif)
Serving now for the match. Can he close it out?
Post by: Luthee13 on March 23, 2016, 21:26:44 PM
Noelle Baquiche and Michael Leigh get into a mini "pot" battle pre flop until Michael is all in for 10.2k
Michael flips Ad Jd 7d 8s
He winces when he sees Jc 2c Ah Ac in Noelle"s hand.
6h Qd 9s Qs Qh board means there is no low hand and Noelle"s Ah Ac makes a full house and send Michael to the rail.
Post by: MintTrav on March 23, 2016, 21:29:01 PM
First hand, and they are all-in.
Jozsef Ac 2c
Andrew 7c 2s
Yes, you read it right.
The dealer lays out the community cards:
9d 6h Jh 7h 8s
And we have a winner!!
Jozsef Erdos finishes 2nd, winning an APAT Silver Medal and £475.
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Post by: MintTrav on March 23, 2016, 21:35:41 PM
Andrew Murrie is the 2016 World Championship of Amateur Poker HORSE Champion, winning a WCOAP Bracelet, an APAT Gold Medal and £690.
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Well played to Andrew (who really does live in Wimbledon) and indeed all the medallists and all who reached the final-table. It was a tough tournament, but played in terrific spirit by everyone.
Post by: Luthee13 on March 23, 2016, 21:48:22 PM
Players in the PLO8 Championship are now on a 15 minute break and, as promised, here is the list of the 12 remaining players and chip stacks:
Kevin Demunter - 28.7k
Laszio Kezdody - 20k
Rodders - 75k
Robert Gerrard - 60k
Noelle Baquiche - 48.5k
Edgard Uribe - 25.5k
Philip Davidson - 60.5k
Chris Kelly - 48k
Michel Sealtiel - 100.5k
Piotr Pietrych 24k
Kamil Mierzejewski - 92.5k
Adrian Lack - 167k (chip leader)
Players will return to blinds at 2000/4000, Average stack 62.5k.
Tom Clark went out in 13th, right before the break...I didn"t quite catch the hand but it all went in on the flop and the cards didn"t go Tom's way.
Post by: Luthee13 on March 23, 2016, 21:59:32 PM
It folds to Kevin in the small bind who raises to 8k and says to Rodders, in the big blind, "I will show...for the respect"
Rodders replies "I don"t know what that means...but I fold"
True to his word, Kevin shows 3"s and 5"s.
Post by: Luthee13 on March 23, 2016, 22:06:22 PM
Piotr doubles up through Kamil
All in pre, Piotr shows Qh 9d Ac Ah
Kamil has 8d 3h 8s 2c
Dealer gives Kh Jh Ad
And Piotr takes the lead.
Turn Kd
River Qd and Piotr takes it all.
Post by: AAroddersAA on March 23, 2016, 22:13:13 PM
Post by: Luthee13 on March 23, 2016, 22:13:27 PM
Kamil makes it 9k to go, Philip goes all in for 26.5k and Kamil calls.
Philip turns Jc Ac Js 8s
Kamil has 5h 6h 4s 6d
They see 7c 2h Ad 3d 10c
Kamil gets the straight for the high and has the low and knocks Philip out in 11th place.
Post by: Luthee13 on March 23, 2016, 22:14:11 PM
We are 10 handed and on the money bubble so play is in hand-for-hand mode.
This is also final table bubble.
Gl all.
Post by: Luthee13 on March 23, 2016, 22:27:07 PM
Rodders moves all in and gets a call from a shorter stacked Robert.
We are hand for hand and then there is an all in on the other table as well...
Rodders has Ac 4h 2c 9h
Robert has 5s Js 10h Ah
Ks 6c 6d 8c 2h
And after a little debate, it is decided that Rodders wins both high and low and scoops the pot to make Robert Gerrard the bubble boy sending him to the rail in 10th.
Post by: MintTrav on March 23, 2016, 22:35:55 PM
At the same time, Paulie is all in for 52k on the other table, called by Kamil.
Paulie A s Qh 6s 2c
Kamil Ac 10s 5c 2s
The Flop is Ah Js 5d and Kamil has flopped two pair, but he is unlucky to be counterfeited by the Turn and River:
9c 9d to give Paulie a better two pair and the pot.
Paulie survives.
Post by: AAroddersAA on March 23, 2016, 22:49:48 PM
Post by: Luthee13 on March 23, 2016, 22:50:48 PM
And our final table of 9 is underway!
Player list and chip count:
1 Steve Rodderick - 122k
2 Paul Davis - 110k
3 Michel Sealtiel - 87k
4 Kevin Dermunter - 50k
5 Kamil Mierzejewski - 73k
6 Piotr Pietrych - 48k
7 Ardian Lack - 173k (chip leader)
8 Edgard Uribe
9 Noelle Baquiche - 54k
Post by: Luthee13 on March 23, 2016, 22:56:09 PM
Edgard gets a double up courtesy of Kamil.
All in pre flop
Kamil Ad 3d 6c 10d
Edgard Ac 2h 10h Ks
Board 8h Kd Jh 6s 10c
Edgard"s Ks 10h taking him the pot with no low, he is now on 55k
Post by: pokerpops on March 23, 2016, 22:56:20 PM
Post by: Fatcatstu on March 23, 2016, 22:57:35 PM
Post by: Hammerite on March 23, 2016, 22:59:20 PM
2 legends on the FT! GL to Rodders and Paulie, 1st and 2nd, do it for the Degens please!!
+1 to this, good luck chaps
Post by: Luthee13 on March 23, 2016, 23:00:34 PM
Kamil goes for the double and all his chips go in on a 6s 7c 7d flop
Adrian calls and turns A s 3s 8s 2c
Kamil has Ac Qc Jc 10h
The turn and river are 4d 9s
And the best Kamil can manage is a chop pot - he takes the high, Adrian the low.
Post by: Luthee13 on March 23, 2016, 23:05:03 PM
Rodders taking a pot, he raises pre and gets a call from Adrian in the big blind.
The board is checked to the river and comes Kd Qh 4h 9h Qc
Adrian leads out for 10k
Rodders does some pondering and counting and grimacing...and calls.
Adrian mucks before Rodders can show his As Ad 6c 8s and Rodders takes the pot.
Post by: AlbusFawkes on March 23, 2016, 23:05:51 PM
Post by: AAroddersAA on March 23, 2016, 23:13:08 PM
C"mon Rodders, get it won. I need the Fantasy points!!
Rodders don"t win tournaments, hopefully he will get silver come on Paulie
Post by: Luthee13 on March 23, 2016, 23:14:27 PM
Blinds are now at 4000/8000 average is 75000
Kamil, in mid position, raises and Noelle re raises all in, Kamil makes the call and they are heads up and on their backs
As 7h Kc 8c for Kamil
3h Js Ah 9s for Noelle
4c 8d 3s 9h 7c
Noelle takes the high and they split the low...Noelle half doubles up...
Post by: AlbusFawkes on March 23, 2016, 23:15:51 PM
C"mon Rodders, get it won. I need the Fantasy points!!
Rodders don"t win tournaments, hopefully he will get silver come on Paulie
Break the mould!!
Post by: Luthee13 on March 23, 2016, 23:22:21 PM
Rodders makes it 16k to go from late position.
Michel makes the call and Kevin, in the small blind, moves all in.
Kamil groans and folds.
Rodders asks for a count - 31k and makes the call.
Michel comes along too.
The flop comes 10d 8d Ac
Rodders bets the pot, enough to put Michel all in.
He tanks....and folds.
Cards go over
Rodders has 7s 2c 5c 3d
Kevin Ah 2d 4d 7h
Turn card 6s
River 10c
Rodders has the low and Kevin has the high...another chop pot.
Post by: AAroddersAA on March 23, 2016, 23:27:08 PM
Post by: Luthee13 on March 23, 2016, 23:32:31 PM
It is all going on now!!
Noelle doubles Piotr up when her Kd Ah Kc 8c is bested by his Ad 3c 4c 6s
All in pre flop and a board of 7c Jd Qc 5s Jh
Piotr takes it all.
Not long after that Noelle, Kamil and Piotr get it all in pre flop.
Piotr has the other two covered and is holding Ad Qd 4s 2c
Noelle has Kamil covered and shows Qh 6d Ah 2s
Kamil is at risk and has 7c As 8c 8h
The board comes down 3h 3s 2d Qs 9c
Piotr wins the side pot and he and Noelle split the main pot.
Kamil Mierzejewski finishes in 9th and receives £110.
Again, not many hands after this Paulie makes it 22k to go and Kevin moves all in for 51k.
Paulie makes the call with 3c 6c 2c Ah
Kevin has Jc Qs A s 2d
Dealer puts out Jd 2s 6d 3d Qd and Kevin will take the lot!
Post by: Fatcatstu on March 23, 2016, 23:33:48 PM
Gotta love these events, this is what WCOAP is about the games you do not normally get to play. Lego
A challenge for you. You are no longer to raise by Pot :D random raise sizes to tilt Paulie please!!!
Post by: Luthee13 on March 23, 2016, 23:34:40 PM
Just posted those hands when Edgard is at it this time. He gets it all in pre flop against Piotr.
Edgard A s Ac Qc 4s
Piotr Ad Qd 6c 3h
10h 10s 6h 7h 9h
Edgard asks if he won it all and is excited to be told yes and he pulls in the chips.
Post by: Fatcatstu on March 23, 2016, 23:35:12 PM
#12 PLO8
Dealer puts out Jd 2s 6d 3d Qd and Kevin will take the lot!
Booo dealer!!!!
Random bet sizes to make his job harder when someone DOES say pot!!!
Post by: AAroddersAA on March 23, 2016, 23:42:35 PM
Post by: Luthee13 on March 23, 2016, 23:43:25 PM
Oh no!! Clash of the titans!!
Rodders makes it 22k to go, Paulie moves all in for 44k
Rodders counts it out and counts his stack and makes the call saying "you"re miles ahead"
Paulie responds with "I know, but it can change in a second"
Rodders has 10s Js Jh 5h
Paulie shows Ad 2s Ac Kc
9d 9s 4h looking good for Paulie
6h still looking good but flush outs added for Rodders
Kh and Rodders knocks out Paulie!!!
Paul Davis finishes in 8th place for £150
Post by: Luthee13 on March 23, 2016, 23:46:34 PM
Prize List:
1st - £1135, Gold Medal & WCOAP Bracelet
2nd - £785, Silver Medal
3rd - £505, Bronze Medal
4th - £375
5th - £280
6th - £225
7th - £185
8th - £150 - Paul Davis
9th - £110 - Kamil Mierzejewski
Post by: Fatcatstu on March 23, 2016, 23:46:48 PM
Post by: Luthee13 on March 23, 2016, 23:48:00 PM
Noelle and Adrian get it all in pre flop but....again...they chop it up and we carry on
Post by: Luthee13 on March 23, 2016, 23:50:36 PM
Blinds are at 5k/10k, average stack is £107k
There will be a break in 20 mins so I will get chip counts then.
Post by: Luthee13 on March 24, 2016, 00:03:44 AM
Big 3 way all in.
Piotr says all in first.
Edgard goes all in over the top and is called by Kevin.
There are cards everywhere!!
Kevin has both players covered and is holding 3d 2c 10c Ad
Edgard has Piotr covered and has Ah A s 3c 9c
Piotr is at risk from both players and turns over Ac Jc Qs 7c
Board 7s 9h 3h 9s Qd
Edgard is elated to see that he takes the high and there is no low so he will almost triple up.
Piotr Pietrych finishes in 7th for £185
Post by: Luthee13 on March 24, 2016, 00:06:54 AM
Noelle doubles up.
She moves all in for 42k and it is Kevin with 2s 10d Kc Kh who makes the call.
Noelle shows Ah 10s 3c 5s
The dealer provides a board of Jd 5c 4d 3s 9h and Noelle"s two pair will win her the pot with no low hands.
Post by: AAroddersAA on March 24, 2016, 00:25:14 AM
OK will do my best from here, will be giving it everything.
Post by: Luthee13 on March 24, 2016, 00:30:14 AM
Players are back from their break and blinds are 6000/12000, average 125,000 with only 750,000 in play.
Chip counts at the break are:
Rodders - 220k (chip leader)
Michel Sealtiel - 83k
Kevin Demunter - 48k
Adrian Lack - 128k
Edgard Uribe - 128k
Noelle Baquiche - 84k
Post by: Luthee13 on March 24, 2016, 00:31:55 AM
Kevin moves all in and Edgard calls.
Kevin is at risk and has Kd Kh Ah 7c
Edgard has Ac As 5s Jd
2c 10h 6d 2s Ad
And that means Kevin is out.
Kevin Demunter finishes in 6th place for £225
Post by: Luthee13 on March 24, 2016, 00:35:12 AM
Noelle gets her last 38k across the line on a board of 3s 8d Jh 4h
Edgard makes the call and shows Ah 8c 6d 2c
Noelle turns over As Qh 8s Jc
The river is the 6s
Chop pot with Noelle taking the high and Edgard the low.
Post by: Luthee13 on March 24, 2016, 00:40:23 AM
Rodders, in the small blind, makes it 22k.
Michel makes the call from the big blind and we see a flop of Kc 2c Qd
Rodders checks and Michel bets 25k
Rodders calls.
Turn is Ah
"How much are you playing?" asks Rodders.
Michel tells him about 50k
Rodders bets 60k and Michel quickly calls.
Rodders shows 10s Js 10c 7s
Michel has 4s 2s 5c 2d
River is.... 10h and Rodders takes the lot.
Michel Sealtiel finishes in 5th place for £280.
The remaining 4 players are now on the medal bubble...
Post by: Luthee13 on March 24, 2016, 00:45:31 AM
Very rough chip counts at 4 handed:
Rodders - 360k (chip leader)
Adrian - 120k
Edgard - 170k
Noelle - 60k
Post by: Luthee13 on March 24, 2016, 00:50:57 AM
Rodders taking more chips when Adrian calls bets of 24k pre flop and 25k on the flop of 5c Ah 3h
But he folds to the 60k bet from Rodders on an A s turn.
Post by: Luthee13 on March 24, 2016, 00:59:26 AM
Blinds are up - 8000/16000
Average is now 187,500 with 4 players left.
Rodders has around about half the chips in play.
Post by: Luthee13 on March 24, 2016, 01:05:48 AM
Medal bubble burst!
Edgard limps under the gun and Noelle moves all in for 78k
Rodders and Adrian both fold and Edgard asks for the count and says "I can"t fold"
They both show aces!!
Ah Ac 9s 5h for Noelle
A s Ad 2d Qs for Edgard
Noelle tells Edgard he has a pretty hand...
The cards come out 4d 7s Qd Kd 3c and Noelle is right, Edgard does have a pretty hand...and both the high and low winner! He takes the lot.
Noelle finishes in 4th place for £375
The remaining 3 will all receive medals along with their winnings.
Post by: Luthee13 on March 24, 2016, 01:11:21 AM
Rodders raises to 35k from the button and Adrian calls in the small blind.
Big blind, Edgard, folds.
Flop of 8h 5h 8s gets checks from both.
Turn is the Qh and Adrian leads out for 25k and Rodders puts the chips in to call.
River is Jd and Adrian fairly swiftly announces "all in"
Rodders calls and announces "two pair" turning the Qc Jc
" Aha :) " says Adrian as he turns his Ah 2h - "I also had the 8d" he says.
Rodders pays the man.
Post by: Luthee13 on March 24, 2016, 01:21:28 AM
Lots of relatively small pots being won early on in the hand, no mega short stack, Rodders still chip leader with back around 350k
The other two are fairly even with Adrian having the slight chip advantage over Edgard.
Post by: Luthee13 on March 24, 2016, 01:28:17 AM
New blind level of 10k/20k
Average now of 250k...12.5 big blinds...
Post by: Luthee13 on March 24, 2016, 01:37:07 AM
First hand with action for the last little while, ends with a...
chop pot between Adrian and Edgard.
Post by: Luthee13 on March 24, 2016, 01:40:11 AM
Edgard makes up the small and Rodders checks from the big blind.
First three cards are 7h 7d 9d
A check call of Edgard"s 20k bet from Rodders and we see the 3s on the turn.
But that wasn"t the card for Edgard and he folds leaving Rodders to add some more to his stack.
Post by: MintTrav on March 24, 2016, 01:48:34 AM
Post by: penfold on March 24, 2016, 01:51:49 AM
Post by: Curlarge on March 24, 2016, 01:53:55 AM
Post by: Luthee13 on March 24, 2016, 01:54:57 AM
Following a series of pots taken on the flop or before it, Rodders has further increased his lead.
I can"t count his monster stack from here but Adrian has around 105k and Edgard has 57k
There is 750k in play and Rodders has the rest...just shy of 600k
Post by: Luthee13 on March 24, 2016, 02:03:49 AM
New blind level of 12k/24k sees an all in from Edgard who has 57k in total.
Rodders looks and says "I haven"t got much but I think I have to call..." and he does.
All in and heads up, Rodders shows 9c Ac 10s Qs
Edgard 4d Ad 2h Jc
Board 2s 7h Kd 9d A s
And Rodders takes the high and there is no low.
Edgard Uribe finishes in 3rd position for £505 and a Bronze Medal. Well played to him.
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Post by: Luthee13 on March 24, 2016, 02:06:35 AM
At the start of heads up, Adrian has 71k and Rodders the rest.
Within the first few hands we get and all in from Adrian and a call from Rodders.
8s Ad 7d Qc from Adrian
6h 3d 5h 6s for Rodders
The flop is a fruity Qh 10s Qs and the double up seems likely.
Turn 10c makes it a bit more official but the Qd on the river concretes and tarmacs it and Adrian will double to 142k
Rodders on around 610k
Post by: Luthee13 on March 24, 2016, 02:16:21 AM
Rodders moves all in pre flop and Adrian makes the call with his 166k stack.
Rodders shows 2c 3d 7c Jd
Adrian has 9c 4d 8c 2d
The board 3h 5s 9s Kc 10c means there is no low hand and Adrian doubles with 9"s for the high.
Adrian, making a mega comeback, is now on more than 320k of the 750k in play.
Post by: Luthee13 on March 24, 2016, 02:22:39 AM
Neither player content to aim for Silver means we have now got a heads up that is tight in chips and in play...either could win this from here.
Blinds going up in the next five minutes to 15k/30k
Players are due a break at that point but may opt to play through.
Post by: Luthee13 on March 24, 2016, 02:24:51 AM
Another all in and call and another split pot.
Post by: Luthee13 on March 24, 2016, 02:27:51 AM
Players have opted to play through the break so blinds are now 15k/30k
Stacks are too close to call it.
Post by: Luthee13 on March 24, 2016, 02:32:19 AM
So, this time, they decide to split it "Hold'em" style:
On a board of Qd 5s 2c Qc Jh they get it all in
only to find Rodders has Qs 2d
Adrian has Qh 2s
No low hand means they split it.
Post by: Luthee13 on March 24, 2016, 02:33:52 AM
The little pots soon add up, Rodders back to around 450k
Post by: Luthee13 on March 24, 2016, 02:36:38 AM
Turns out the big ones do too!
A few hands later:
Rodders makes it 70k pre and Adrian moves all in for around and Rodders calls.
Rodders turns 3h 4c 3c Kh
Adrian has A s Ah Jc 8h
Qc 10d 5h 6s 10c means there is no low and Adrian scoops the pot and doubles up.
Post by: Luthee13 on March 24, 2016, 02:39:33 AM
Rodders takes a 140k pot with a flush, still so even between these two.
Post by: Luthee13 on March 24, 2016, 02:46:20 AM
Big hand:
Adrian bets pot -90k
Rodders moves all in and gets the call.
Rodders shows Ah Ac 4d 9d
Adrian has As 2c 9c 8h and is the player at risk.
The board is dealt and comes 6s Kd 4s 3s 5d
Adrian wins the hand and doubles up.
Rodders with around 220k and Adrian around 550k.
Post by: Luthee13 on March 24, 2016, 02:52:39 AM
They split the next all in, Rodders takes the low and Adrian the high.
Next hand after that, they are all in again.
Rodders has A s 9s 5h 3h
Adrian shows Ad Ac 5c Kc
The flop is 5d Qd 3d
Turn 9c
River 10h and Rodders" two pair is enough to double him up.
Rodders is on 528k
Post by: Luthee13 on March 24, 2016, 03:00:42 AM
All in again next hand
Rodders with 9d 4s Ah 10h
Adrian with Ac Qd 5c 10s
3d Kd Jd 10d 5d
Adrian makes the straight and doubles up his 178k stack.
Post by: Luthee13 on March 24, 2016, 03:03:55 AM
Next hand and it all goes in again.
Rodders shows 5s 9c Ad 9h
Adrian has Kc 4s Qc Ah
Stacks are incredibly even as we deal the flop
9d 8h Jc
Turn is 2c
River, the 8s
There is no low hand and, with the full house - 9"s full of 8"s, Rodders wins the hand and the counting begins...
Adrian has 356k which means Rodders has him covered.
Adrian finishes the tournament in 2nd place and takes home £785 and a Silver Medal. Well played to him
Post by: Luthee13 on March 24, 2016, 03:06:12 AM
We have a winner!!!
Steve Roderick (Rodders) is the PLO8 Champion and wins £1135, WCOAP Bracelet and Gold Medal. Very well played to him
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Post by: AlbusFawkes on March 24, 2016, 03:07:45 AM
Told you it would click ;)
Post by: Curlarge on March 24, 2016, 03:10:30 AM
Post by: AAroddersAA on March 24, 2016, 03:40:08 AM
Post by: BOINGBLITZ on March 24, 2016, 06:34:46 AM
Post by: MintTrav on March 24, 2016, 07:39:33 AM
Post by: Chipaccrual on March 24, 2016, 07:44:05 AM
Hats off to you both. Two tricky events to update and provide hand info on, superb job.
Tom who ?
;D
Post by: Big Club on March 24, 2016, 07:47:59 AM
Post by: Hammerite on March 24, 2016, 08:17:33 AM