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Legend is sometimes overused as a word, but for Barney it's certainly appropriate!
Meanwhile in the 6max side event, Thewy has lots of chips after a couple of 'fortunate' spots. Thewy with chips (and a bit of run-good) is dangerous!
Chattha 210,000 otb
Boatman shoves 600,000
Call
Chattha Two red Aces
Boatman Ace-King
Aces hold to knock Barny down to 100k..2xbb
"The blinds are very big now.
Chaz is a lovely guy and if I had to bust i was happy to see Chaz do it.
I had Ace-King having lost a big pot a while previous and sooner or later in these big events you are going to have to win a coin flip or avoid a cooler.
Of course straight after the event you bemoan your luck but I think back to day one when I won with 3-4 of spades against a set of sixes on a two spade flop and if I had lost that I would have been home two days ago.
Of course I am desperately disappointed, I felt I was going to final, but my good run ended a bit sooner than I would have liked, and I couldn't avoid it with that hand with that stack."
In the 6max, Dave 'Hitman_RV' Harvey sadly out.
However, Chris 'CoxyLboro' Cox had a LOT of chips.
When asked, he said 'I won a hand'
All Adam's fault IMO, he should probably buy you something expensive to make up for it
Av 1.2m
12 2 Charles Chattha 1.3m
12 3 Deborah Oconnell 1m
12 4 Danny Blair 1m
12 5 John Kabbaj 700k
12 6 Arron Bowen 1m
12 7 Paul Delaney 800k
12 8 Matas Cimbolas 2.4m
14 1 Allan Graham 2m
14 2 John Haigh 1m
14 3 James R immer 700k
14 4 Alexander Spencer 4.3m
14 5 Joanne Ramsden 600k
14 6 Marcel Luske 1m
14 7 Steven Sargent 1.2m
14 8 Danny Toffel 900k
Just spotted James Rann walking around. Out of the 6max James? - we ask.
He tells us....
Lost a pot which would have been for the chip lead.
Basically he hit a set of 8's and an aggro player shoved the turn, James called and was well ahead agains the opponents gutshot... ...which hit. Ouch!
Why don't you sign all your posts as #BestBromley now its official?
Marcel Luske shoves on the button for c700,000
Call
Alex A-Q
Marcel A-7
5-4-K-A-3
Marcel is out in 12
With 10 minutes left to play tonight we are down to 11, and two off the unofficial final table
"I was below average all day and was on the same table as the young chip leader who was opening every hand. It is not easy to find spots to accumulate chips in these circumstances. At 650,000 I was down to 12 or big blinds and needed to double up to be in contention. In the end I am happy, I performed well, it was a very nice experience. The structure was very playable. If you are a better player, it really suits you. I have been here before in big events like the World Series and the EPT and this was definitely an excellent event. Apart from the fact I lost mylast hand, it is all good"
Another exit on the other table.
AIPF 10s vs 8s
Tens hit a set on the flop but the 8s have a gutshot.
Board pairs on the river and the 8s are KOs (Matas Cimboles from Lituania)
9 players return for a final table tomorrow.
Back tomorrow guys, until then thank you for the support on this thread.
Good night!
13 2 Paul Delaney 1.625M
13 3 Allan Graham 1.36M
13 4 Charles Chattha 1.57M
13 5 Danny Blair 3.115M
13 6 Deborah Oconnell 1.84M
13 7 John Haigh 870K
13 8 Steven Sargent 1.19M
13 9 James R immer 1.88M
30-60k blinds on resumption
Alex Spencer from Doncaster is a 20 year old student. Previously primarily a cash game player, he won the Sheffield 25-25 series and finalled the DTD Deepstack and went deep at GPS Star City in the past month
Danny Blair. Danny is from London and is primarily a cash player, £5-10 at the Victoria Casino is his regular game. He bought in direct
Paul Delaney. Paul is from Galway, with a background in Online Tournaments. He and his friends have branched out into Live events in the last year, playing major UK and Irish Tours for the first time and travelled across for this event. He bought in Direct
Deborah O'Connell, from Stoke. Qualified online through DTD for £1 through feeders and three levels of satellite is now guaranteed at least £10,000, her biggest ever cash.
Allan Graham from Leicester, a Sky Poker qualifier “Beefy777” for £2.80 in an Online “all-in” satellite
Chaz Chattha from London. He and his brother Sunny have been fixtures on the UK Circuit for nearly a decade, originally as part of the “Hit Squad” group of players. He has live winnings of nearly $1m including 2nd in WPT Dublin, a win at GUKPT Luton, 2nd in a GUKPT Grand Final and a Bellagio Cup win.
John Haigh from Liverpool. Qualified live via Genting but also won in via the High Roller satellite at DTD on Tuesday which he used for this buy in.
James R immer. Three of James' friends won seats online for the Main event and there was a spare seat in the car up from Bexhill on Sea on Tuesday. He came up, won a seat in the £50 satellite and entered the event. This is by far his biggest tournament ever. His biggest previous live buy in was £50 with 38 runners. He runs a local home game.
Steven Sargent is a DTD Online Qualifier with two live cashes before, both at DTD for a total of £6,000 including winning an Incredible 100 last June
Lots of unlikely names given the strength of the field coming in to today.
Have to support the underdog, Deborah O'Connell to win. 1 pound in to 125,000 pounds!