Author Topic: WCOAP 2016 Updates Day 1 - #1 NLHE #2 8-GAME #3 Shootout (Read 25449 times)

IrishTom · « **on:** March 19, 2016, 12:30:11 PM »

Welcome to Day 1 of WCOAP 2016, featuring the following 3 events:

12:00   #1 Hold'em Championship (£50+£5)
14:00   #2 8 Game Players Championship - Day 1 (£100+£10)
16:00   #3 Shootout Championship (£50+£5)

#1 Hold'em Championship has just started with 86 runners and has a 60 minute late entry.

As will be the norm through the week, we"ll update with a final player list when each event closes for late entry/alternates.

Lucy Amos and I will be providing a blog with pictures throughout the day.

Des Duffy and Leigh Wiltshire will join us from Thursday onwards and concentrate on a live stream.

Individual event details for the week can be found HERE

Lastly, a huge thanks to Leigh who has kindly offered to run the Player Of The Series throughout the week...WCOAP RESULTS.

IrishTom · « **Reply #1 on:** March 19, 2016, 12:56:38 PM »

Sat 19th Mar 12:00 #1 Hold'em Championship £50+£5
Capacity 180 runners - 10k Stack - 30 Minute Levels - Ranking Points 1st-9th

LATE ENTRY/ALTERNATES 60 MINUTES

Level	Small	Big	Ante
1	25	50
2	50	100
3	75	150
4	100	200	25
5	150	300	50
6	200	400	50
7	300	600	100
8	400	800	100
9	500	1000	100
10	600	1200	200
11	800	1600	200
12	1000	2000	300
13	1500	3000	400
14	2000	4000	500
15	3000	6000	600
16	4000	8000	800
17	5000	10000	1000
18	6000	12000	1000
19	8000	16000	2000
20	10000	20000	2000
21	15000	30000	3000
22	20000	40000	4000
23	25000	50000	5000
24	30000	60000	6000
25	40000	80000	8000
26	50000	100000	10000
27	60000	120000	10000
28	80000	160000	15000
29	100000	200000	20000

IrishTom · « **Reply #2 on:** March 19, 2016, 12:59:48 PM »

IrishTom · « **Reply #3 on:** March 19, 2016, 13:01:04 PM »

Sat 19th Mar 16:00 #3 Shootout Championship £50+£5
Capacity 80 runners - 8k Stack - 20 Minute Levels - Ranking Points 1st-9th

5 x 10-handed tables and we will have the top 2 from each table qualify for the Final Table of 10, with a new 5k starting stack and the clock rolled back to Level 1.

LATE ENTRY 20 MINUTES

Level	Small	Big
1	25	50
2	50	100
3	75	150
4	100	200
5	200	400
6	300	600
7	400	800
8	600	1200
9	800	1600
10	1000	2000
11	1500	3000
12	2000	4000

IrishTom · « **Reply #4 on:** March 19, 2016, 16:05:41 PM »

Some Day 1 technical issues which hopefully we"ve now got sorted.

#1 Holdem Championship:

Table	Seat	Name
1	1	Elliot Barrs
1	2	Scott Bailey
1	3	Matthew Creasey
1	4	Thomas Harper
1	5	Chinthaka Fernando
1	6	Ian Thompson
2	1	Matthew Woodley
2	2	Leendert Van De Geer
2	3	David Barnes
2	4	Steven Dunsford
2	5	Joshua Oconnor
2	6	Donald Roberts
3	1	Anatolij Jevtejev
3	2	Antonio Rochira
3	3	David Martin
3	4	Andrew Scott
3	5	Terrence Potter
3	6	Amit Patel
4	1	VINCENT ANDERSON
4	2	Granville Mitchell
4	3	Patrick Lawler
4	4	Lukas Daszynski
4	5	Denis Prickett
4	6	Donald John Logan
5	1	David Mckenna
5	2	Ed Stanborough
5	3	Krzysztof Pregowski
5	4	Andrei-Claudiu Cucu
5	5	Ricki Valencia
5	6	David Griffiths
6	1	Franklin Joseph Adams
6	2	Ricardo Campanario
6	3	Danny Strange
6	4	Karl Wagner
6	5	Martin Turner
6	6	Stephen Draper
7	1	Scott Hale
7	2	Lee Wyatt
7	3	Mounir Mehhat
7	4	David Chambers
7	5	Matthew Whiting
8	1	Lewis Berman
8	2	Nicholas Bunn
8	3	Ellis Titheridge
8	4	Simon Tester
8	5	Callum Border
9	1	Timotheos Timotheou
9	2	John Bennett
9	3	Guillem Rojas Achon
9	4	Tomasz Deptula
9	5	Adrian Brown
10	1	Andrew Aymer
10	2	Kenneth Mcbride
10	3	Matthew Gilland
10	4	Wesley Chambers
10	5	Harykaran Sivakumar
11	1	Mark Anthons Padilla
11	2	Oliver Tester
11	3	Max Johnson
11	4	Simon Gittens
11	5	Anthony Dunn
12	1	Kevin Trent
12	2	Raymond Lynch
12	3	Gary Rozanski
12	4	Luke Fuller
12	5	Duane Kauble
		Rhys Bevan
		Kevin Thomas Ohanlon
		Ashley Eaton
		Eric Ramkeesoon
		Mohamed Abu-Hassan
		Mark Grainger
		Simon Green
		Chan Ha
		Adamos Tappis
		Sung Yun
		Emil Georgiev
		Paul Gomez
		Daniel Hanley
		Jay Harwood
		Robert James
		Martin Kalinov
		Justin Kean
		Paul Matthews
		Cornel Miu
		Nicola Montalbano
		Richard Palser
		Keith Richards
		JJ Abashei
		Florian Calin
		Lee Champion
		Daniel Paul W Foskett
		Aaron Jackson
		Timothy Kenyon
		Christopher Lamb
		Kenneth Lemchi
		Steven Parmenter
		Ze Tham
		Du Wang
		David Whiteman
		Grant Whiteman
		Nathan Whiteman
		Mohammed Yasin

Luthee13 · « **Reply #5 on:** March 19, 2016, 16:07:24 PM »

#1 HOLDEM CHAMPIONSHIP

Following some issues with internet and technology in general...I have updates

I have spent the last hour or so at the table of Ian Thompson in the WCOAP #1 Hold'em Championship.

Not an awful lot to report, some very smooth poker, nothing too rash but a few hands of interest:

Hand 1
With blinds at 75/150, there are 2 callers from seats 5 and 9, Ian completes the small blind and the big blind checks.
First three cards are

All four check and the turn is

Ian checks, the big blind bets 425 and gets 2 callers, Ian gets out of the way.
The river is

and the big blind checks. There is a bet of 1000 from seat 5 which is quickly called by seat 9 and the big blind sigh folds.
Seat 5 shows As

for the straight and seat 9 shows

for two pair. Seat 5 taking a nice pot.

Hand 2
Blinds are now at 200/400 with a running ante of 50 and Ian is in the big blind. There is a raise from Seat 6 to 1200. The small blind calls and Ian takes a peak and seems happy, he calls.
The dealer puts out

on the flop.
The small blind checks and Ian bets 1600. Seat 6 calls, as does the small blind.
The

turn got a check from the small blind and saw Ian move all in for around 5k.
Both players fairly swiftly fold and Ian shows KsQs and takes the pot.

More to follow asap now I appear to have appeased the technology gods...

IrishTom · « **Reply #6 on:** March 19, 2016, 16:22:19 PM »

#1 Holdem Championship kicked off with 103 players, with a total of £5,150 in prizes

1st £1470
2nd £1015
3rd £650
4th £480
5th £360
6th £285
7th £240
8th £190
9th £145
10th £105
11th £105
12th £105

Table	Seat	Name
1	1	Elliot Barrs
1	2	Scott Bailey
1	3	Matthew Creasey
1	4	Thomas Harper
1	5	Chinthaka Fernando
1	6	Ian Thompson
2	1	Matthew Woodley
2	2	Leendert Van De Geer
2	3	David Barnes
2	4	Steven Dunsford
2	5	Joshua Oconnor
2	6	Donald Roberts
3	1	Anatolij Jevtejev
3	2	Antonio Rochira
3	3	David Martin
3	4	Andrew Scott
3	5	Terrence Potter
3	6	Amit Patel
4	1	VINCENT ANDERSON
4	2	Granville Mitchell
4	3	Patrick Lawler
4	4	Lukas Daszynski
4	5	Denis Prickett
4	6	Donald John Logan
5	1	David Mckenna
5	2	Ed Stanborough
5	3	Krzysztof Pregowski
5	4	Andrei-Claudiu Cucu
5	5	Ricki Valencia
5	6	David Griffiths
6	1	Franklin Joseph Adams
6	2	Ricardo Campanario
6	3	Danny Strange
6	4	Karl Wagner
6	5	Martin Turner
6	6	Stephen Draper
7	1	Scott Hale
7	2	Lee Wyatt
7	3	Mounir Mehhat
7	4	David Chambers
7	5	Matthew Whiting
8	1	Lewis Berman
8	2	Nicholas Bunn
8	3	Ellis Titheridge
8	4	Simon Tester
8	5	Callum Border
9	1	Timotheos Timotheou
9	2	John Bennett
9	3	Guillem Rojas Achon
9	4	Tomasz Deptula
9	5	Adrian Brown
10	1	Andrew Aymer
10	2	Kenneth Mcbride
10	3	Matthew Gilland
10	4	Wesley Chambers
10	5	Harykaran Sivakumar
11	1	Mark Anthons Padilla
11	2	Oliver Tester
11	3	Max Johnson
11	4	Simon Gittens
11	5	Anthony Dunn
12	1	Kevin Trent
12	2	Raymond Lynch
12	3	Gary Rozanski
12	4	Luke Fuller
12	5	Duane Kauble
		Rhys Bevan
		Kevin Thomas Ohanlon
		Ashley Eaton
		Eric Ramkeesoon
		Mohamed Abu-Hassan
		Mark Grainger
		Simon Green
		Chan Ha
		Adamos Tappis
		Sung Yun
		Emil Georgiev
		Paul Gomez
		Daniel Hanley
		Jay Harwood
		Robert James
		Martin Kalinov
		Justin Kean
		Paul Matthews
		Cornel Miu
		Nicola Montalbano
		Richard Palser
		Keith Richards
		JJ Abeshei
		Florian Calin
		Lee Champion
		Daniel Paul W Foskett
		Aaron Jackson
		Timothy Kenyon
		Christopher Lamb
		Kenneth Lemchi
		Steven Parmenter
		Ze Tham
		Du Wang
		David Whiteman
		Grant Whiteman
		Nathan Whiteman
		Mohammed Yasin

Luthee13 · « **Reply #7 on:** March 19, 2016, 16:23:29 PM »

#1 Hold'em Championship

Hand 3
Blinds still 200/400 and there is a raise pre flop from seat 4 to 1200.
Seat 5 calls and seat 6 makes a re raise to 3575. Seat 4 fold and seat 5 thinks on it for a moment, and calls.
The

flop gets checked by both players but the

on the turn brings the noise...sort of. Seat 5 checks and seat 6 moves all in for 6k and seat 6 goes deep into the tank.
After around 3 or 4 minutes of thinking, checking cards and counting the pot etc, he makes the call.
The player at risk shows AcKd and seat 6 shows 8s8c.
The river is an irrelevant

and seat 6 doubles up.

IrishTom · « **Reply #8 on:** March 19, 2016, 16:29:52 PM »

#2 8 Game kicked off with 52 players yielding a £5,200 prize fund, paid to a Final Table of 7 who return for Day 2 tomorrow at 2pm:

1st £1605
2nd £1150
3rd £780
4th £620
5th £465
6th £360
7th £220

Table	Position	Name
1	1	Dwayne Stacey
1	2	Richard Breen
1	3	Adam Owen
1	4	William Whicher
1	5	Gabor Gelleri
1	6	Niels Vollrath
2	1	Daniel Williams
2	2	Simon Lawlor
2	3	Ed Jackson-Spivack
2	4	Gareth Johns
2	5	Mark Strahan
2	6	Zandi Dezman
3	1	Darren Kirk
3	2	Stefan Roder
3	3	Simon Taylor
3	4	David Llewellyn
3	5	Adrian-Leander Lack
3	6	James Anthony Lynott
4	1	Christopher Webber
4	2	Anthony Fox
4	3	Mark Wraith
4	4	Richard Koster
4	5	Carl Pilgrim
4	6	Adrian Lovelock
5	1	Steven Redfern
5	2	Paresh Doshi
5	3	Gary Palser
5	4	Kevin Shutt
5	5	Thomas Solomon
5	6	Paul Davis
6	1	Gary Roper
6	2	Bradley Green
6	3	Jonathan Dugdall
6	4	Gianluca Farabella
6	5	Kevin Mac D Demunter
7	1	Jeffrey Barron
7	2	Raunaq Latif
7	3	Simon Brooke
7	4	Kamil Wojciech Mierzejewski
7	5	Jeraint Hazan
		Christopher Bean
		John Murray
		Donald Roberts
		Sally Smith
		Haresh Thaker
		Craig Basford
		Jen Chiang
		Michael Doyle
		Ben Burnhill
		Robert Butt
		Rob Catlin
		Alex Kiy

Luthee13 · « **Reply #9 on:** March 19, 2016, 16:32:11 PM »

#1 Hold'em Championship.

Two hands later and we see a raise from seat 7 to 1600 provoke an all in from a very short stacked seat 2 for 2550.
Everyone else folds and the original raiser in seat 7 calls and quickly tables

which brings groans from seat 2 as he flips his

Just to make sure, the first card on the flop is the

...followed by

and we lose seat 2.

IrishTom · « **Reply #10 on:** March 19, 2016, 16:41:06 PM »

#3 Shootout has 5 x 10-handed tables and we will have the top 2 from each table qualify for the Final Table of 10, with a new 5k starting stack and the clock rolled back to Level 1.

1st £850
2nd £575
3rd £375
4th £300
5th £225
6th £175

Table	Position	Name
1	1	Robert Prichard-Jones
1	2	Krzysztof Pregowski
1	3	Christopher Lamb
1	4	Hugues Lavieu
1	5	Anatolij Jevtejev
1	6	Keith Richards
2	1	Alexander Price
2	2	Steven Dunsford
2	3	Richard Palser
2	4	Karl Wagner
2	5	Harykaran Sivakumar
2	6	Timotheos Timotheou
3	1	James Brennan
3	2	Amirreza Davoudzadeh Moghaddam
3	3	Joanna Howard
3	4	Ioana Cristina Belet
3	5	Aleksej Golubovskij
3	6	Andrew Marshall
4	1	Martin Kalinov
4	2	Terrence Potter
4	3	Gang Wang
4	4	Andrew Scott
4	5	Denis Prickett
4	6	Sung Yun
5	1	Thomas Clark
5	2	Angel Tomov
5	3	Paul Gomez
5	4	Matthew Woodley
5	5	Timothy Kenyon
5	6	Adamos Tappis
		John Black
		Anh Diep
		Simon Green
		Raymond Hoskins
		Emil Georgiev
		Jay Harwood
		Granville Mitchell
		Amar Al Hussona
		Catalin-Marian Ganciu
		Heidi Graham
		Stuart Green
		Zanas Lubys
		Antony Wickert
		Luca Cannella
		Germano Cervetti
		Dorina Ciocan
		Gabriel Iemmito
		Richard Koster
		Giuseppe Maggisano
		John Randall

Luthee13 · « **Reply #11 on:** March 19, 2016, 16:52:17 PM »

Just an update on the tournaments in general at the moment.

#1 Hold'em Championship is down to 34 players from 103 starting.
Blinds are currently 600/1200 with a 200 ante.

#2 8-Game 50 players out of the starting 52 still remain.
Blinds are at 400/800 with a 200 ante (where applicable).

#3 Shootout 47 of the 50 starting remain.
Blinds at 75/150.

Luthee13 · « **Reply #12 on:** March 19, 2016, 17:15:27 PM »

#1 Hold'em Championship

Big hand as I wandered over to Kev O"Hanlon"s table.

With blinds at 600/1200 with a 200 ante, it folds to Kev in the cut off.
He makes it 3500.
The button and small blind both fold, but Lee Champion, in the big blind, says "I think you"re trying to steal from me" and makes the call.
The flop is

and both check.
The

on the turn sees Kev move all of his chips across the line (around 25k).
He is instantly called by Lee who shows

for the straight.
Kev shows

and is drawing dead.
The river is the

and Kev is sent to the rail.

Luthee13 · « **Reply #13 on:** March 19, 2016, 17:54:53 PM »

#1 Hold'em Championship

Another big hand here involving Ian Thompson this time.

Blinds are 800/1600 with 300 ante.
Ian, under the gun, pushes all in for just under 12k.

It quickly folds round to Danny Strange, in the small blind, who re raises all in and the big blind folds.

Ian shows

and Danny has

board and we see Ian Thompson busting out in 21st place.

IrishTom · « **Reply #14 on:** March 19, 2016, 18:07:48 PM »

#1 Holdem Championship we have 20 players remaining from the 103 starting, average stack 51k blinds currently 800/1600

#2 8-Game 48 remain from 52 51k average on Level 8 600/1200/300 Ante

#3 Shootout 4 tables remain and are all playing 4/5 handed

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