Tikkay History

damienomen

Did i once see Tikkay in a final on tv go allin J5and lose,about 3yrs ago

emilyegg

Kestrel Super-Strength for the win.

donkeyplop

If carlsberg special brew did randomness.........................................................

lucy4

There is only one answer to the thread..

But then again he wouldnt be able to remember 3 years ago!!!

RICHORFORD

Interesting interpretation of the old fella's name there. Tikkay.

As in Chicken Tikkay Massala?

As for his history, well this thread could become the longest of all time..

dylan12

His history leads us all to understand that he is very very very very very very very very very very very x 1000000000000000 OLD!!!!!

SolarCarro

I hear Chris Tarrant is retiring so a great opportunity arises

Tikkay on TV (Tikkay analyses all the J5 all ins from around the world especially Japan)

Dud_Butini

Michael Wood's Story of England on BBC4 tonight has I hear got up to about 1200AD and is centered around the Kibworth Leics area.

Might be worth a look (if not tonight then surely next week's episode).....not much between Kibworth and Ilsen in them days I expect.....a couple of cows and the odd Inne.

I think the town cryers had the job of announcing "Ye olde All Ins on table three" back then.

emilyegg

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There is only one answer to the thread.. But then again he wouldnt be able to remember 3 years ago!!!
Posted by lucy4

lol Lucy4

Kestrel Super Strength + White Lightning =




for the win

unknown_username

Bud FTW http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3mXaATLeRM

Tikay10

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Did i once see Tikkay in a final on tv go allin J5and lose,about 3yrs ago
Posted by damienomen

Correct, or almost so. It was the Televised "London Poker Masters", £500 to enter (a lot of money back then), & we were Heads Up for the Win.

The 1st prize was £26k, runner up £15k, but we'd already done "business", & had agreed £20k each, & so we were playing it out for £1k (iirc) + the Trophy & bragging rights.

My oponent was a very fine player, John Curtis, very laggy, & had been stealing for England.

I made an attempted steal pre-flop with J-5, he looked me up with J-T I think. The Flop came J high, & that was that.

No complaints, I cashed for £20k, & as I was the sponsored Pro for the Sponsor of the Event, it was a freeroll for me.

Sadly, I had to give someone 20% of my winnings as a result of a rather bizarre convo hours before the event started, when a Norweigan friend insisted on buying 20% of me by way of thanks for some favours I had done for him. Marv.   

YOUNG_GUN

Nice one gramps, good story aswell....... better then that train stuff you waffle on about ;o)

damienomen

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Bud FTW http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3mXaATLeRM
Posted by Donut64

Yep thats the 1,thanks for sharing the info.

Tikay10

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Nice one gramps, good story aswell....... better then that train stuff you waffle on about ;o)
Posted by YOUNG_GUN

Quite by chance, I was interviewing James "Flushy" Dempsey today, up at the EPT, & I recall he cashed in the same Event, 14th I think. Willie Tann finalled, as did a guy called Danny Samson, & Jim McShane, who remains a close friend to this day. He lives in Vegas now, mbn!

Anyone fancy a train story now?

Patching99

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Kestrel Super-Strength for the win.
Posted by emilyegg

I remember sharing four of these with a mate about 15 years ago when I was at school.  I loved that night speaking to god on the big white telephone!!

emilyegg

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In Response to Re: Tikkay History : I remember sharing four of these with a mate about 15 years ago when I was at school.  I loved that night speaking to god on the big white telephone!!
Posted by Patching99

LOL m8, supping these when you were still at school. Quality lol.

Doggy Lager from Sainsburys......





for the Schoolboy win.

Even the cans look a wee-bit ok (stella-like) from 20 metres away.