Amateur Poker Association & Tour
Poker Forum => General Discussion => Topic started by: lukybugur on September 24, 2008, 16:01:14 PM
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I"ve placed mine;
E/W on Andy "The Mad Monk" Black and Annette "Ma Burd" Obrestad ;) I"m considering backing Neil "Bad Beat" Channing too with my last pound or so.
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de wolfe and vaswani for me, and romanello is a huge price! think this is defintely going to a european.
jamie gold at 200-1...hahaha, should be 2000-1 for me
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I"ve gone for Romanello EW (200/1) and Kravchenko EW (150/1)
definitely a euro boy/girl to take this down!!
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Romanello out unfortunately Rob. PokerNews reports;
Welsh Wizard Disappears
Welshman Roberto Romanello pushed for a total of 11,800 in a four way pot. With the board reading {2-Diamonds}{6-Hearts}{10-Diamonds}, Romanello managed to get past two opponents, but not Tom Dwan who swiftly made the call with {6-Diamonds}{6-Spades}. Romanello tabled {K-Diamonds}{8-Diamonds}.
On the clinical {2-Clubs}, Romanello rose from his seat and wished his opponents good luck before the {Q-Diamonds} river rubbed extra salt into the already gaping wound.
As Dwan stoically scooped up the pot, Romanello made a sharp exit, looking about as happy as an Eskimo in the desert.
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I bok well
Alex kravchenko went early doors yesterday too.
A septic will definitely take this down...no question!!
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There are a good few septics playing but Negreanu is looking fave to finish Day 1b as CL.
Annette on 50k from Day 1a and Andy Black, DevilFish and Roland de Wolfe are goin" well for UK so far :) Neil Channing still in but only on around 20k
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Annette now OUT. Her KK going to war against Marco Traniello"s AQ which hit.
RDW doin well for bigredders - he starts Day 2 with 84k.
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Good to know that it aint just me that always loses with KK.
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was there yesterday for a few hours, was a fantastic experience...de wolfe was up and down like a yoyo, playing A LOT of flops!
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Brighton lad and 2nd on PocketFives "Best Online Player" Leaderboard Chris "Moorman1" Moorman is up there too. I"d like to see him do well.
If you aren"t aware of this Tournament Pro, see his Stars stats here (http://www.officialpokerrankings.com/pokerstars/Moorman1/poker/results/FF5476D67F7B4FC5B4638387B2089491.html?t=2) and his FT stats here (http://www.officialpokerrankings.com/fulltiltpoker/MoormanI/poker/results/BA58EA0A1BEA4A37BD3ED2C83E96632C.html?t=2)
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One of those sick hands.....(courtesy of AWOP):
Willie Tann finds himself all in with......K-K
Called by Lauri Keinonen with.........A-4
Flop comes....
2--2--2
Turn comes...
7
River comes...
2
Willie Tann heads out!!!!
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pffffffffffffff ... that"s grim!
I"d be kinda upset being an unknown dropped into this table;
(Courtesy of PokerNews)
Table 18...
Devilfish
Juha Helppi
Steve Zolotow
Andy Black
John Kabbaj
Antony Lellouche
Andrew Hadden
John Juanda
Vanessa Rousso
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(Courtesty of PokerNews)
Chris "Moorman1" Moorman has knocked out the Swede Mikael Norinder. The latter raised and found the young Brit reraising next to him, Norinder made the call and called bets on the {A-Hearts} {3-Hearts} {4-Hearts} flop, the {K-Diamonds} turn before finally calling all-in on the {9-Clubs} river with {A-?} {Q-?}. Moorman though flipped {10-Hearts} {9-Hearts} for the flopped flush, putting him over 100,000 in chips
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pffffffffffffff ... that"s grim!
I"d be kinda upset being an unknown dropped into this table;
(Courtesy of PokerNews)
Table 18...
Devilfish
Juha Helppi
Steve Zolotow
Andy Black
John Kabbaj
Antony Lellouche
Andrew Hadden
John Juanda
Vanessa Rousso
easy table, would outplay the lot of them! ;D
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Brighton lad and 2nd on PocketFives "Best Online Player" Leaderboard Chris "Moorman1" Moorman is up there too. I"d like to see him do well.
If you aren"t aware of this Tournament Pro, see his Stars stats here (http://www.officialpokerrankings.com/pokerstars/Moorman1/poker/results/FF5476D67F7B4FC5B4638387B2089491.html?t=2) and his FT stats here (http://www.officialpokerrankings.com/fulltiltpoker/MoormanI/poker/results/BA58EA0A1BEA4A37BD3ED2C83E96632C.html?t=2)
His play was discussed in the strategy section earlier this month.
It was pretty much agreed he was diffwent gwavy
http://www.apat.com/forum/index.php?topic=1874.0
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Roland de Wolfe has been knocked out in an epic confrontation with Martin Vallo. De Wolfe had raised preflop and Vallo made the call before they proceeded to get all the chips in on an {A-Diamonds} {K-Spades} {4-Hearts} flop, Roland holding {A-Clubs} {K-Clubs} but he was drawing to four outs against Vallo"s flopped set as the Dane was holding {4-Diamonds} {4-Clubs}. Bricks on the {7-Diamonds} turn and {9-Clubs} river ended the Londoner"s dream and Vallo must be amongst the chip leaders since the pot was probably worth around 175,000.
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gutted.....
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Andy Black out now too :-\
"Come on, don"t do it to me," pleaded an animated Andy Black as he turned over {Kd}{Kc} to Thomas Bentham"s {Ac}{Ks}.
The flop came a harmless {8s}{Js}{3d}, and the Irishman was looking good for a double through.
"That"s a good start," he added.
"Just be positive, Andy, and that **** won"t happen to you," came the wise words of Sensei Matusow.
Heeding the words of the Mouth, Black began chanting to himself: "Think positive, think positive, think pos..."
Turn = {Ad}
"Aaaaaah ****."
Matusow remained silent.
As a 4 diamonds river hit the felt, Black rose from his seat, wished his opponents good luck and exited stage left. As I write, he"s most likely setting fire to Matusow"s entire collection of "positive thinking" literature and mumbling, "I should have stayed negative."
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Sorry to hear about the demise of the Mad Monk :-[
The unlucky KK must be an Irish thing.