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36 3 Mark Armstrong
36 4 Ben Farrell
36 5 Robert Davies
36 6 James Jeffrey
36 7 Ionut Flavius Voinea
36 8 Keith Johnson
36 9 Stephen Nash
400-800 blinds
1 button Jeffrey
Farrell raises to 1750
Davies calls
Johnson calls in the big blind
5c Qh 6h
check
Farrell 2200
Johnson calls
6c
check check
8h
Johnson 5,500
Farrell folds
2 button Voinea
Voinea 1700 otb
Nash 7000 bb
Voinea folds
3 button Johnson
Johnson 2000 otb
Nash calls
Brammer 8800 in the bb
both fold
4 button nash
Voinea 1800
Armstrong bb calls
4h 8d 2c
check check
4d
check, 2200, call
Js
check, 11200, call
Voinea shows 8h 8c to win
5 button Brammer
Jeffrey 2000
Armstrong calls
Farell 7700 bb
Jeffrey folds
Armstrong all in with a shortstack
call
Armstrong A-8o
Farrell A-4o
A-9-3-3-Q
6 button Armstrong
Voinea 1800
Nash calls
Brammer calls
Armstrong calls
Both blinds call
i want to call too for the value. i do mentally. i am playing Ace bit of hearts, for reference
Qh 8h Ts
check to Voinea, 4200
Nash calls
Brammer calls
In my imaginary world, i have got the nut draw. i call. playing possum
5h
Bingo. Oh wait, i am not playing
checked to Brammer 8500
Voinea check calls
heads up to the river
Jd
check check
I miss an imaginary value bet
Voinea shows down Kh 9h
Brammer purses a lip, and mucks
behind the table i wonder what might have been. If i could play poker
160 for 217 remain
blinds go 500-1000 next
average around 70,000
exits since i last listed them are
153 Ammar Barakat
154 Anonymous
155 Paul King
156 Stephen Woodhead
157 John Bonadies
158 Sylvia Hewitt
159 Adam Daniel
160 Anonymous
161 Jeffrey Duvall
162 Timothy Chung
163 Akaash Bhatia
164 Tim Wright
165 Paolo Turatti
166 Jiushuang W ang
167 Dara Okearney
168 Malcolm Chapman
169 Stephen Jakes
170 Andrew Hulme
171 Fraser Bellamy
172 Mike Hill
173 Paul Chesser
174 Anonymous
175 Paul Jackson
176 Stacy Coore
177 Grant Wheelhouse
178 Anonymous
179 Lee Mcmillan
180 Daniel Parsonage
181 Samir Tageldin
182 Frank Williams
183 Robert Panayi
184 Abdul-halim Barakat
185 Florian Duta
186 John Eames
will get a list of chip leaders again after the break
600-1200 just going
average 75,000
Ben Wnsor 250,000
Igor Kotan 240,000
Ionut Vinea 220,000
Lee Naylor 200,000
Steve Watts 200,000
Eleanor Gudger 180,000
Lawrence Bailey 160,000
Sylvia Hewitt 160,000
wearing too many hats!
UKPC Saturday- 12pm & 4pm Day 1s {please read below}
I have just finished a meeting with Simon and the DTD Team regarding Saturday's UKPC schedule. They are faced with the following logistical problem:
400 + qualifiers have selected to play Saturday Day 1 which uses 45 tables out of the 50 available dealing 9 handed, because of the deep structure by the end of late reg only 10% of these players will have been eliminated, so the maximum players that can be seated during late reg is less than 100. We normally get 250-300 DBIs on the last Day 1 for UKPCs, so we need to deal to 650-700 tomorrow.
Simon and the DTD Team's answer to this problem is to cram the Club with 15 extra tables and deal the event 10 handed and extend late registration by 4 levels, which means that they would be able to seat up to 600 players and another 100 during late reg.
I have personally overruled everyone. I do not want any players (qualifiers or DBIs) queuing for hours, being cramped and being forced to enter into a premium event with < 50BBs. So I have instructed the following;
Day 1 12PM - all Sky qualifiers are in from the start and DTD qualifiers have first option to enter with no waiting. DBI players have the option to wait for seats in the 12pm Day 1 OR can enter the 4pm Flight and start with the same stack as the 12pm players which is much fairer. If any qualifiers wish to move to 4pm, please contact Nicola Veitch on Facebook.
Day 1 4PM - This will late reg till 8.40pm and finish at 3am, Day 2 starts Sunday 1pm, so players have a 10 hour turnaround.
* The 8-Max will now move to a 7pm start, 9 levels played which will finish at 1:40am for a 2pm Day 2 start on Sunday.
This is the first time we have offered a Saturday Day 1 so we now know that 90% of qualifiers will choose Saturday going forward and can plan accordingly, I would rather the DTD Team work harder tomorrow so the place isn't chaos and uncomfortable for players - yes we have a big club - but 65 tables with no marquee is way too much to deal a premium event at the club, and 10 handed is not a product that we should be offering, buying in at < 50BB because there are not seats avaliable not acceptable.
Just to emphasise, this does not affect the Sky Poker qualifiers.
Their scheduled start time remains 12 Noon, exactly as originally stated.
longer turnaround for those that finish late satruday
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Hi Graham,
Yes, in case of confusion, the start time on Day 2, Sunday, is now 1pm (1300), not Noon (1200) as previously advertised.
The huge proportion of players who preferred the Saturday Day One was quite an eye-opener, but it has caused a bottleneck.
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Not as far as I am aware, Graham, no.
thats not the primary aim of it, which is to fit everyone in comfortably, but yes you can
A few chip counts as at 9.15pm.
Blinds are 1,000-2,000/300, average stack 109,595.
Steve Watts 140,000
Richard Gryko 115,000
Sam Grafton 140,000
Neil Channing 100,000
Keith Johnson 130,000
John Gale 140,000
Trevor Reardon 160,000
Alex Goulder 95,000
Mad Turk 300,000
My post & Tighty's conflicted, & assuming he is correct, my Post stands - I was not aware of that.
I'm pretty sure we can arrange for you to play the 4pm flight if that suits you better.
Come see Tighty, Sam or myself when you arrive, & I'm sure we can transfer you from the Noon flight to the 4pm flight.
PLEASE CONFIRM TO ME BY PM OR HERE THAT YOU WANT TO PLAY THE 4PM FLIGHT, in case your chips are placed in play for the Noon flight - once that happens we can't take them off. If we receive written confirmation tonight that you prefer the 4pm Flight, everything will be cool.
The DEFAULT, unless it is changed by you tonight, is that your chips will be in play in the Noon Flight.
25 1 Paul Williams
25 2 Hamish Morjaria
25 3 Marcin Grzybowski
25 4 Chris Williams
25 5 Fred Wise
25 6 Allan Peers
25 7 John Baldini
25 8 Antoine Saout
25 9 James Parker
Saout is now three hours into a massage. its what scoring $3.5m in the WSOPis for
26 1 Lee Nayler
26 2 Angelo Milioto
26 3 Chi Zhang
26 4 Toby Joyce
26 5 Anonymous
26 6 Matt Wootton
26 7 Luke Barradell
26 8 Matthew Spurring
26 9 Balint Pusztai
Nayler continues to lead the way here
27 1 Jon Briggs
27 2 Padraig O Neill
27 3 Karol Radomski
27 4 Danny Toffel
27 5 Andy Wool
27 6 Thomas High
27 7 Robert Jones
27 8 Philip Pattenden-oxenham
27 9 Trevor Reardon
a table of short-stacks
35 1 Ali Zihni
35 2 Richard Gryko
35 3 Neil Channing
35 4 David Lloyd
35 5 Mian Wei
35 6 Darrell Goh
35 7 Andrey Veselov
35 8 Paul Haycock
35 9 Jack Cooper
Neil Channing is over starting stack in a comp for the first time since 2012
36 1 Lukasz Jankowski
36 2 Jack O'neill
36 3 Sean Randall
36 4 Ben Farrell
36 5 Lawrence Bayley
36 6 James Jeffrey
36 7 Ionut Flavius Voinea
36 8 Keith Johnson
36 9 Kyriacos Dionysiou
o'neill won the hr yesterday and has a big stack in this too
37 1 John Gale
37 2 David Burghardt
37 3 Paul Mason
37 4 Anthony Haughey
37 5 Andrew Hills
37 6 David Mundle
37 7 Emran Hussain
37 8 Alex Jones
37 9 Steve Ford
john gale is at 250k+
38 1 Yucel Eminoglu
38 2 Ben Winsor
38 3 Igor Kotan
38 4 Greg Harrison
38 5 Keith Christie
38 6 Tom Hall
38 7 Ross Loggie
38 8 Maciej Kondraszuk
38 9 Eleanor Gudger
Lots of chips here, Turk, eleanor, ben, kotan all chipped up
46 1 Michael Pitt
46 2 Malcolm Mckinlay
46 3 Matthew Davenport
46 4 Aleksandrs Golubevs
46 5 Martyn Frey
46 6 Osman Mustanoglu
46 7 Steven Watts
46 8 Joe Laming
46 9 Suketu Pate
Davenport, a regular high roller player, chip leader on this table
47 1 Waikiat Lee
47 2 Stephen Bantick
47 3 Kelly Saxby
47 4 Grzegorz Gosk
47 5 Jamie Clossick
47 6 Oliver Telford
47 7 Leon Narinsakchai
47 8 Alex Goulder
47 9 Paul Romain
Leon in seat 6 is monstrous, 400k+ and chip leader of the day 1b
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Was great to meet you Gary, hope the rest of the weekend goes well for you.
chip counts follow