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Sky Poker's Battye Batters the Big Boys

edited October 2009 in Poker Chat

It's the £300 Deepstack at DTD this weekend, a 2 day Event that attracts all the big boys in poker, for which an amazing 316 runners turned up yesterday. Amongst them were Bracelet winners such as Micky Wernick, GUKPT winners such as Tony Phillips, Vegas veteran J T Law, SPUKT Leg One Winner Maria "Chili" Demetriou, APAT Pro-Am Winnr Neil Blatchley, & others too numerous to mention.

Of the 316, 53 survived into Day Two, which begins at 2pm today. The average stack is 60,000, & Blinds begin at 1,200-2,400 with a 200 RA, on a 45 minutre clock.

36 get paid, & there is £29,000 to the winner.

THIS man is the Chip Daddy.....

Steven Battye   13   7   146800

He told me after play finished that he only began playing poker a year go, after watching the Sky Poker Show, & he is still an avid watcher, & player, of Sky Poker.

Let's hope Battye continues to batter them.

Comments

  • edited October 2009

    Meanwhile, my efforts for the day can be sunmed up thusly, if we can revert to horse-racing parlance.

    Slowly away, always behind, fell asleep, soon tailed off, unable to go pace, stayed on in late stages under severe pressure.

    Anthony Kendall   14   4   46200

    I'm very pleased, to be honest, but let's get Battye over the line first today - that'd be pretty neat.

    Good Luck him.
  • edited October 2009
    Great showing Tikay - keep shoving with the KQ!
  • edited October 2009
    Hi tikay

    Battye to win, but each way on tikay.

    tikay will play his usual game, sleep til late, and then come with a surge, dont be surprised to see him on the FT.

    Go Battye, go tikay, hope you enjoyed your rest :)
  • edited October 2009
    ALL the big boys in poker...?

    Well, a FEW of them are at the Hilton Metropole this weekend :-)

    Incredibly, there were 730 runners in EPT London - a new record for a UK tournament!

    Prizepool = £3.5m
    First prize = £850,000

    Good luck to all the British players left in the hunt - and good luck to "Anthony" and Steven up in Nottingham!

  • edited October 2009
    Good stuff, and 33% extra good luck to all the Sky Pokererers still in the event :)
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