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Little One for One Drop, 3 for day 3

edited July 2017 in Poker Chat
We head to the third and final day of the Droplet with 3 Sky Poker heroes still well in contention.

Unfortunately, you are stuck with Sky Mark and I today after the fantastic efforts yesterday of Mark and Tikay. 

Play is due to resume at 2pm and we will be with you throughout the day as our players chase that bracelet.
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  • edited July 2017
    So who do we have left?

    All 3 of our heroes are within 4 places of each other just in the lower half of the chip counts. All 3 are fine with their real names being known, but for reporting we will use their Sky alias.

    64th - Rektsai, 277,000 - Miranda 626 S4
    65th - JCordy, 276,000 - Miranda 617 S1
    67th - Stacker59 259,000 - Miranda 642 S9 
  • edited July 2017
    With exactly 100 left we are due to play down to a winner today. Plenty of working for Mark and I between Miranda and the media room but after yesterdays little break we should be on top form. If the bosses are reading this we were absolutely fine and just recharging the batteries. We had not been out the night before.
  • edited July 2017
    I've not followed this fully so do you know...

    How many runners it got
    How many are left
    Assume they are ITM now?
    What's up top?

    How long till day 3 starts?

    EDIT: You answered another of my questions before I could post! lol

  • edited July 2017
    As already mentioned I would like to say a huge thank you to Markycash for yesterday. There was no expectation from us that he did what he did for the last 2 days and the reporting he did was superb. As a thank you he will be joining us at SPT Manchester.

    Thanks also to Tikay who has been as dependable as ever on the reporting front. As a thank you from us, I said thank you.
  • edited July 2017
    In Response to Re: Little One for One Drop, 3 for day 3:
    As already mentioned I would like to say a huge thank you to Markycash for yesterday. There was no expectation from us that he did what he did for the last 2 days and the reporting he did was superb. As a thank you he will be joining us at SPT Manchester. Thanks also to Tikay who has been as dependable as ever on the reporting front. As a thank you from us, I said thank you.
    Posted by Sky_SamT
    Boom! nice one Marky.

    Good luck to the 3 still going!
  • edited July 2017
    Of the 4391 runners, 100 remain. They are well into the money and are playing for the below:



     

  • edited July 2017
    Play resumes at 2pm here which is 10pm back home. Fingers crossed for a late night. 
  • edited July 2017
    In Response to Re: Little One for One Drop, 3 for day 3:
    With exactly 100 left we are due to play down to a winner today. Plenty of working for Mark and I between Miranda and the media room but after yesterdays little break we should be on top form. If the bosses are reading this we were absolutely fine and just recharging the batteries. We had not been out the night before.
    Posted by Sky_SamT
    I bumped into sky mark at about 5am this morning, he seemed to have been recharging his batteries in a similar way to myself and I can confirm he seemed totally fine!

    Good luck to the 3 left in it today.
  • edited July 2017
    In Response to Re: Little One for One Drop, 3 for day 3:
    In Response to Re: Little One for One Drop, 3 for day 3 : I bumped into sky mark at about 5am this morning, he seemed to have been recharging his batteries in a similar way to myself and I can confirm he seemed totally fine! Good luck to the 3 left in it today.
    Posted by GREGSTER

    BUSTED
  • edited July 2017
    In Response to Re: Little One for One Drop, 3 for day 3:
    As already mentioned I would like to say a huge thank you to Markycash for yesterday. There was no expectation from us that he did what he did for the last 2 days and the reporting he did was superb. As a thank you he will be joining us at SPT Manchester. Thanks also to Tikay who has been as dependable as ever on the reporting front. As a thank you from us, I said thank you.
    Posted by Sky_SamT
    Well deserved, but you will also need to supply a translator.

    If Tomgoodun & Markycash start chatting, nobody will have a clue what either are saying.
  • edited July 2017
    In Response to Re: Little One for One Drop, 3 for day 3:
    As already mentioned I would like to say a huge thank you to Markycash for yesterday. There was no expectation from us that he did what he did for the last 2 days and the reporting he did was superb. As a thank you he will be joining us at SPT Manchester. Thanks also to Tikay who has been as dependable as ever on the reporting front. As a thank you from us, I said thank you.
    Posted by Sky_SamT
    Marv.
  • edited July 2017

    The very best of luck to our three guys today.

    What a splendid effort by all three, & they have been close in chips, nip & tuck, for almost a day now.

    All three are terrific lads and it's been  pleasure to rail & report on them.

    Now let's hope they go on a heater & go all the way.

    Good luck chaps, you can do it.  
  • edited July 2017

    Barny has done a full analysis of the Seat & Table Draw for our three chaps, & sent it to me.

    If he does not post it shortly, I will.
  • edited July 2017

    Think I'll post the analysis Barny did, to save him a bit of work.

    Please note he prefaces it with this comment;

    "Last table breakdown of the Series although I'm a litlle worried that the WSOP will mess around with the draw as it has 12 tables (as you would with 100 players) and then at the bottom. Dale Lancaster as Billy-no mates on a table all on his own. Presumably he'll be slotted into one of the vacant seats but you never can tell..."

  • edited July 2017

    JCordy


    Miranda 617

    1 JCordy (GBR) 276K

    2 Christopher Orme (USA) 483K. Virtually all his cashes are in New England, no Vegas results at all. Won a round $100K at Foxwoods in Nov 13 and $11K at the same casino in Mar 16, only one small cash in recent months.

    3 Adam Hussen (CAN) 494K. Just 3 cashes, all in Kahnawake, Canada and nothing above his $2520 cash there a month ago.

    4 Giuseppe Pantaleo (GER) 935K. Much more of a record than the last two, with almost a million in live cashes. 7 cashes this series, including FT of event 15 ($2500 NLH) for $43K. $232K for 5th in EPT Barcelona 2010 and loads of 5 figure scores (I counted 24) since 2010.

    5 Martin Lesjoe (NOR) 216K. Only 2 cashes, $10K in a UKIPT on the Isle of Man in 2015, and $835 in a EPT side event in the Czech Republic last December

    6 Randy Pfeifer (USA) 391K. Cashes date back to 2005, so very experienced. Cashed the BIG One drop last year ($111K buy in) for $166K, part of his $2m lifetime cashes. Cashed the Main in 2011, and several of these other huge field WSOP events. 4 cashes this series including 11th in the Crazy Eights, but his best result was 4th in the Millionaire Maker in 2015, finishing 4th for $441K. Has form in winning some smaller tourneys ($500 buy in and below)

    7 Jess Grizzell (USA) 208K. Just one recorded cash, $500 for a min-cash in last years Series' tag-team event.

    8 Vacant ?

    9 Gennady Kalin (USA) 488K. No cashes at all this year, min-cashed last years ME and earned $9K in a $5 8-Max at the 2014 WSOP.

     

  • edited July 2017

    RektSai

    Miranda 626. The table of short names

    1 David Bagheri (USA) 900K. A bit of a veteran, cashing at the WSOP since 2014. Total cashes $145K, best of $27K winning the 2005 US Poker Champs (a grand name for a $300 event). Cashed in the Crazy Eights for $2334 which is his only WSOP proper cash since 2012, but he has been regularly in the money in WSOP circuit events and deepstacks at the Rio and the Venetian

    2 Alexander Haber (JAM) 300K. Second on the all-time Jamaican money list, but with only $221K that's maybe not as impressive as it sounds. Cashed last year's Main ($28K, his only WSOP cash) most of his other best results have been at various PCAs

    3 Neng Lee (USA) 248K. A few cashes back in 2008-10, then not much until the strt of June since when he's had five paydays, 3 in Rio deepstacks (winning a $185 one last week) and 2 WSOP events ($1046 in the Colossus and $11K in Event 68 ($3K NLH)

    4 RektSai (GBR) 277K

    5 Lisa La (USA) 127K. All her $95K cashes are in Vegas, 1 WSOP cash in 15, 2 in 16 (2016 cashes included this equivalent event, 482nd place) and three this year, best of 400th spot in the Monster Stack for $4K

    6 Kaue De Souza (BRA) 367K. Divides time between Brazil and Macau. Total cashes of $164K, still awaiting the breakout big win, best of $27K which he has achieved once in Brazil and once in Macau. Only WSOP cash was in the Giant (event 19) finishing 209th for $1609

    7 Jaspal Brar (CAN) 339K. Another very experienced player, cashing back to 2006 although his best win dates back only to April when he won $66K in a WPT event in Edmonton. Cashed twice this WSOP (201st Millionaire Maker), 3 times last year (all in mass field events), 4 times in 2013 and 3 times in 2012

    8 Cannon Lim (SIN) 857K Had a couple of cashes in the UK two years ago, including a $300 event at a UKIPT where he won the tournament, then mostly Asian events until 2 WSOP results last year (514th in the Main) but only 2 Macau cashes since.  Total of $113K lifetime.

    9 Matt Berkey (USA) 423K. If the tournament was played on the basis of career stats, Berkey would be the hot favourite to run over this table. Thankfully it isn't. He has over $3m in live cashes with the biggest splash a $1.1m win in a $300K Super High Roller Bowl at the Aria last June and that wasn't even for a win, he was 5th! He has spent some of the ME commentating for Poker Go so he obviously knows his stuff and has decent contacts. 6 cashes this WSOP


  • edited July 2017

    Stacker59


    Miranda 642

    1 Ricardo Abundis (USA) 335K. 290th in a WSOP event in 2009 for $2651, 297th in this series' Event 19 (The Giant) for $1625, and that's it

    2 Jeffrey Guss (USA) 240K. This is his first WSOP cash, his previous scores ar mostly in Chicago area events (including winning a $360 NLH tourney in 2016 for over $100K). Cashed in a recent Rio $235 Deepstack (3rd for $8757)

    3 Andrew Hedley (GBR) 499K. Shown as a British player, but no UK cashes since 2010. Since then it was one WSOP cash in 2015, and then a run from March through June in Vegas including 2 small WSOP cashes. Best payday was $16K in a $400 event at Planet Hollywood in March (Moorman was 4th, Dutch Boyd 2nd).

    4 Domyo Aqmelli (ITA) 135K. No matches, even playing around with the spellings found nothing.

    5 Eric Dam (USA) 223K. Shown on Hendon Mob as Eric Pierce Dam, with a total of $67K career cashes, most of which were in the 2008-10 timespan. One WSOP cash in each of '15/'16 in the Lucky 7s/Crazy Eights event. Best cash is one of those early ones, $31K for winning a WSOP Circuit event in Hammond in 2008

    6 Jurgen Wenigwieser (USA) 1188K. Probably the Austrian player on Hendon Mob with pattern like Dam, but thinner. 4 cashes 2010-11 (best a 13th place in the 2010 Aussie Millions Main Event for    $69K, and one cash in WSOP 2010 and 2011, then a huge gap until last years WSOP where he finished 15th in this for $27K. Has one of the biggest stacks left.

    7 Vacant ?

    8 Sebastian Hoyos Villegas (COL) 311K. Only been on the scene since March, 3 cashes that month in Poker Stars Championship in Panama City (nothing over $1680) and then three in the last month in Vegas (2 at Aria Poker Classic tourneys and his biggest cash, 22K in a $1600 NLH game at the Wynn for $22K

    9 Stacker59 (GBR) 259K

  • edited July 2017

    Sam/Mark,

    Not sure our three guys read the forum, so if you could show them this it would really help.

    BIG thanks to Barny (FCHD) of course, what a job he has done all Series.
     
  • edited July 2017
    In Response to Re: Little One for One Drop, 3 for day 3:
    As already mentioned I would like to say a huge thank you to Markycash for yesterday. There was no expectation from us that he did what he did for the last 2 days and the reporting he did was superb. As a thank you he will be joining us at SPT Manchester. 
    Posted by Sky_SamT
    Many thanks again for this Sam! It was great fun. I did feel like a kid let loose in a sweet shop. Tikay was amazing and gave me the lowdown on everything WSOP so I could quickly get my bearings.

    In Response to Re: Little One for One Drop, 3 for day 3:
    Thanks also to Tikay who has been as dependable as ever on the reporting front. As a thank you from us, I said thank you.
    Posted by Sky_SamT
    Quality :-)

    In Response to Re: Little One for One Drop, 3 for day 3:
    Barny has done a full analysis of the Seat & Table Draw for our three chaps, & sent it to me. If he does not post it shortly, I will.
    Posted by Tikay10
    Brilliant analysis by FCHD. I imagine the players would find it tough to do this last night considering the time which they got back to the Palazzo. Hopefully it can give them a little extra edge.


    ***  ***  ***

    The very best of luck to the 3 remaining Sky players. Will be rooting for you all from the virtual rail! At least 2 of them intend to make the Manchester trip so hopefully see you there.

  • edited July 2017
    Good luck today.

    For any Chelsea fans out there, just seen Graeme Le Saux having breakfast with his family on 3rd floor outside the Spa.

    Boggo
  • edited July 2017

    Marky - check your emails please.
  • edited July 2017
    In Response to Re: Little One for One Drop, 3 for day 3:
    Good luck today. For any Chelsea fans out there, just seen Graeme Le Saux having breakfast with his family on 3rd floor outside the Spa. Boggo
    Posted by boggo
    Never mind Le Saux, we want to see one of these.

    Bring one to Manchester please.


     
  • edited July 2017
    In Response to Re: Little One for One Drop, 3 for day 3:
    In Response to Re: Little One for One Drop, 3 for day 3 : Well deserved, but you will also need to supply a translator. If Tomgoodun & Markycash start chatting, nobody will have a clue what either are saying.
    Posted by Tikay10
    Al tell thi wot, me un er indoors wer reet chuffed meetin thee an all tother sky folk, gerrin a sky oody wer thicin on t cake.
  • edited July 2017
    And for all you English speaking chaps and chapesses, the very best of Britisjh to our 3 remaining hero's

  • edited July 2017
    In Response to Re: Little One for One Drop, 3 for day 3:
    And for all you English speaking chaps and chapesses, the very best of Britisjh to our 3 remaining hero's
    Posted by tomgoodun
    And this is you talking in English?
  • edited July 2017
    In Response to Re: Little One for One Drop, 3 for day 3:
    In Response to Re: Little One for One Drop, 3 for day 3 : Al tell thi wot, me un er indoors wer reet chuffed meetin thee an all tother sky folk, gerrin a sky oody wer thicin on t cake.
    Posted by tomgoodun
    The case rests.

    Have a safe journey Tom, & xx to dearest Mrs Tom.
  • edited July 2017
    In Response to Re: Little One for One Drop, 3 for day 3:
    In Response to Re: Little One for One Drop, 3 for day 3 : And this is you talking in English?
    Posted by Jac35
    The case rests. Exhibit 2.
  • edited July 2017
    In Response to Re: Little One for One Drop, 3 for day 3:
    In Response to Re: Little One for One Drop, 3 for day 3 : And this is you talking in English?
    Posted by Jac35
    :) just testing folks powers of observation
  • edited July 2017
    Between the two tournaments, the players at the 2017 have raised $992,000 for the One Drop Foundation.


    On a side note, watching the ESPN coverge of the Main, have you ever heard a posher sounding poker player than Charlie Carrel?
  • edited July 2017
    In Response to Re: Little One for One Drop, 3 for day 3:
    Between the two tournaments, the players at the 2017 have raised $992,000 for the One Drop Foundation. On a side note, watching the ESPN coverge of the Main, have you ever heard a posher sounding poker player than Charlie Carrel?
    Posted by FCHD
    Perhaps not but the guy is an outstanding poker player! Also a good amount raised for a good cause.
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