Lolufold in top ten chip counts at PCA

J-Hartigan

Very droll, sir

There is no live TV / web coverage of the PCA main event until the final table on Saturday (see my BLOG for further details).

The TV highlights shows will be broadcast on Channel 4 later this year, as part of Season 7 of the European Poker Tour - so you WILL get to see Reds in action!

J-Hartigan

Spoke to Redmond during the break...

He's down to 10bbs, so expect news of a shove and a double-up soon

His table is no longer the TV table.

J-Hartigan

Redmond just doubled up (KQ>87) but is still pretty short.

He has about 200k with blinds at 6k/12k with a 1k ante.

J-Hartigan

Here's Reds, just after his double-up.  He still has the 2003 WSOP main event champion to his left...

DOHHHHHHH

Ive searched everywhere for updates but can't see his name anywhere, so tyvm for these updates James!!!

J-Hartigan

71 players remain.

They're just coming back from break.

Blinds are now 8k/16k with a 2k ante.

Redmond has 285k - a good re-shoving stack!

FlashFlush

http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=PCA+Live+updates

I hope this link is OK ;-)

beaneh

In Response to Re: Lolufold in top ten chip counts at PCA:

http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=PCA+Live+updates I hope this link is OK ;-)
Posted by FlashFlush

lol flash you beat me to it. nh

J-Hartigan

Just walked out onto the floor...and saw that Redmond was gone!

This report courtesy of Poker News:

Wesley Wiemes opened with a raise to 32,000 from middle position, and Redmond Lee three-bet shoved for about 205,000 total. Next door, Chris Moneymaker made a smooth call with his big stack, and Wiemes ducked out of the way to let Lee go heads up for his tournament life. The news was not good:Lee: 77
Moneymaker: QQLee stood up to sweat his fate as the dealer knocked the table and burned a card. The Qs appeared right in the door, fairly bad news for Lee's hopes. The full flop came QTT giving Moneymaker the full house and leaving Lee drawing dead to miracle running sevens. The turn 4d ended any drama, and the river Jd ushered Lee to the payout desk.Moneymaker is up to 1.75 million now.

RedHouse

Just read this, well done Reds UL.

(pokerstars blog)

Redmond Lee, who just crashed out thanks to the hand of Chris Moneymaker. Wesley Wiemes opened for 32,000 before Lee raised all-in for around 205,000. Next to him was Chris Moneymaker who flat called before Wiemes passed.

Lee turned over 7♥7♣ while Moneymaker showed Q♥Q♣.

The board came T♥T♦Q♠4♦J♦to eliminate Lee and leave Moneymaker with more than 1,700,000. - SB

Edit: lol beat me to it..... Mine has coloured cards :P

GREGHOGG

another fantastic effort/result from reds

cheers for the updates james, enjoy the rest of your trip

odds on moneymaker making the ft now, and possibly winning the whole thing?

J-Hartigan

In Response to Re: Lolufold in top ten chip counts at PCA:

Just read this, well done Reds UL. Redmond Lee, who just crashed out thanks to the hand of Chris Moneymaker. Wesley Wiemes opened for 32,000 before Lee raised all-in for around 205,000. Next to him was Chris Moneymaker who flat called before Wiemes passed. Lee turned over 7♥ 7♣ while Moneymaker showed Q♥ Q♣ . The board came T♥ T♦ Q♠ 4♦ J♦ to eliminate Lee and leave Moneymaker with more than 1,700,000. - SB (Edit: lol beat me to it)
Posted by RedHouse

No probs, RedHouse, but please make sure you credit sources.  The hard-working bloggers would certainly appreciate it

ChirpyChip

How much did he cash for?

FINS

In Response to Re: Lolufold in top ten chip counts at PCA:

How much did he cash for?
Posted by ChirpyChip

£12.76 + 6 league points.

YOUNG_GUN

lol @ fins

VWD redmond, look forward to this coming on TV great effort only matter of time till you take down a big one

GREGHOGG

In Response to Re: Lolufold in top ten chip counts at PCA:

lol @ fins VWD redmond, look forward to this coming on TV great effort only matter of time till you take down a big one
Posted by YOUNG_GUN

Fins is incorrect, he won 56p + Entry to Santa's Sack

ChirpyChip

LOL... gotta admit Fins that made me laugh!

GaryQQQ

Redmond came 64th/1560 for $38,000. The buy-in was $10,000.