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Re: WCOAP Day 5 - MAIN DAY 2, HEADS UP
« Reply #45 on: April 01, 2013, 15:39:26 PM »
Heads Up

Table 62: Nishid Hindocha beat Grant Gardner
Table 45: Weswell Ellis beat Andrew Jones
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Re: WCOAP Day 5 - MAIN DAY 2, HEADS UP
« Reply #46 on: April 01, 2013, 15:42:08 PM »
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Table 56: Sean Lassman wins against Amjad Mohammed

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Re: WCOAP Day 5 - MAIN DAY 2, HEADS UP
« Reply #47 on: April 01, 2013, 15:44:12 PM »
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Table 47: Micheal Holmes wins through against Chris Kelly

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Re: WCOAP Day 5 - MAIN DAY 2, HEADS UP
« Reply #48 on: April 01, 2013, 15:45:00 PM »

I know this will probably sound like sour grapes (as I busted on the last hand of the night last night), but I think it"s very disappointing that we were playing on the bubble last night (and indeed the night before) without knowing it.  There was a lot of speculation about how many players would be paid without any definitive answers.

The bubble is an integral part of any tournament and affects how everyone plays, so for the tournament to effectively not have a bubble is regrettable.  Hopefully this won"t happen again in future events.

Good luck to Andy Hayes today!


Does not sound like sour grapes to me Paul but on the 1st day you just dont know when the bubble is till you finnished day 2 late reg then you should know soon after this how many get paid. but as for not having a bubble i have to say im not a big fan on changing it on day2 to pay the bubble off unless all the players had said yes then thats fine, but for me if iv got chips and we are on the bubble thats when you can build a big stack to push on to take the comp down so the longer the bubble goes on the better pluss its is the best part of any comp

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Re: WCOAP Day 5 - MAIN DAY 2, HEADS UP
« Reply #49 on: April 01, 2013, 15:45:10 PM »


I know this will probably sound like sour grapes (as I busted on the last hand of the night last night), but I think it"s very disappointing that we were playing on the bubble last night (and indeed the night before) without knowing it.  There was a lot of speculation about how many players would be paid without any definitive answers.

The bubble is an integral part of any tournament and affects how everyone plays, so for the tournament to effectively not have a bubble is regrettable.  Hopefully this won"t happen again in future events.

Good luck to Andy Hayes today!


Point taken and for what it"s worth, I completely agree with you Paul.  This was allowed to slide with so much going on and for that you have my apologies.  We will ensure; alongside any venue we use, that it won"t happen again.


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Re: WCOAP Day 5 - MAIN DAY 2, HEADS UP
« Reply #50 on: April 01, 2013, 15:55:27 PM »
Steve Redfern was drawn against Luca Cannella in the Team Game, but didn"t get to play it due to England"s 3-0 Victory meaning it was a dead rubber.

Coincidentally, he was drawn against Luca again in the Heads Up event...

Another win for Steve and he"s through to the 3rd round!
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Re: WCOAP Day 5 - MAIN DAY 2, HEADS UP
« Reply #51 on: April 01, 2013, 15:56:52 PM »
Any update on David Griffiths in the ME?

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Re: WCOAP Day 5 - MAIN DAY 2, HEADS UP
« Reply #52 on: April 01, 2013, 16:00:18 PM »
Round Two pairings...

Jo Sharp
Richard Sheils

Micheal Perry
Laura Cantero

Rupinder Bedi
Sean Lassman

Luca Cannella
Steve Redfern

David Howard
Ian Gascoigne

Vikrum Mehta
JP Round

Nishid Hindocha
David Pilkington

Antony Wolsey
Giuseppe Maggisano




Luigi Belleri
Patrick HUdson

Micheal Holmes
Liam Crawford

Mark Lassman
Liam Batey

Weswell Ellis
Iain Ayre

Kevin O"Hanlon
Vaino Tiik

Nazar Wrigley
Daniel Marks

Ben Andrews
Daniel Brown

Chris Webber
Ryan Kilbey

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Re: WCOAP Day 5 - MAIN DAY 2, HEADS UP
« Reply #53 on: April 01, 2013, 16:05:02 PM »
Potentially Steve vs George Bedi in rd 3 ??
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Re: WCOAP Day 5 - MAIN DAY 2, HEADS UP
« Reply #54 on: April 01, 2013, 16:06:40 PM »
Round Two results so far...

Richard Sheils has gone through against Jo Sharp

Steve Redfern has beaten Luca Cannella

Ian Gascoigne has beaten David Howard

Antony Wolsey went through against Giuseppe Maggisano

Luigi Belleri has beaten Patrick Hudsen

Daniel Brown has gone through against Ben Andrews

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Re: WCOAP Day 5 - MAIN DAY 2, HEADS UP
« Reply #55 on: April 01, 2013, 16:10:20 PM »
Updated chip counts from the break in the main event;-

Ryunosuke Mason-brown - 570k
David Denny - 500k
Jean-michel Ballocchi - 448k
Hertz VanRental - 442k
Guy Taylor - 440k
Mike Sweeney - 350k
Rory Laidlaw - 300k
David Griffiths - 267k
Carwyn Jenkins - 260k
Eirimas Livonas - 225k
Norman Hall - 215k
Paul Taylor - 210k
Tod Wood - 190k
David Riches - 190k
Joanna Harris - 151.6k
Simon Allen - 148k
Ian Bills - 148k
Mark Crump - 140k
John Burberry - 140k
Natalia Breviglieri - 135k
Raj Dhiri - 130k
Warren Jones - 121k
Craig Charles - 120k
Pied Piper - 115k
Troy Rutherford - 110.5k
Jon Seal - 100k
Peter Wigglesworth - 80k
Michael Davies - 78k
Bruno Abelho - 76k
David Gentry - 70k
Karen Tomczak - 70k
Zigmantas Jockus - 65k
Mark Porter - 60k
Richard Mckenzie - 33k
Anthony Williams - 25.2k
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Re: WCOAP Day 5 - MAIN DAY 2, HEADS UP
« Reply #56 on: April 01, 2013, 16:13:32 PM »
Heads Up Round Two results

Weswell Ellis beats Iain Ayre

Kevin O"Hanlon beats Vaino Tiik

Chris Webber beats Ryan Kilbey

Vikrum Mehta wins against JP Round

Micheal Perry wins against Laura Cantero

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Re: WCOAP Day 5 - MAIN DAY 2, HEADS UP
« Reply #57 on: April 01, 2013, 16:16:50 PM »
Does not sound like sour grapes to me Paul but on the 1st day you just dont know when the bubble is till you finnished day 2 late reg then you should know soon after this how many get paid.


Exactly.  This is why the bubble cannot be at the end of multiple day 1s, because it"s impossible to know how many players will be paid until every player is registered.

I think the problem in this tournament was that too many levels were played on Day 1 resulting in too few progressing to Day 2.  I believe we played one level fewer than planned as it was apparent that too many players were busting out on the first Day 1.  This was probably accelerated due to the largest blind jump of the structure in the final level of Day 1 (from 1k/2k to 1.5k/3k) and I"d have liked to see an extra level (say 1.2k/2.4k) here to ease this jump.

I appreciate that it"s difficult to create a structure which enables the tournament to be finished in 2 days with the bubble being early day 2.  This one was very close to optimal, but there"s room for improvement in future events I think.

Sorry for derailing the thread btw.

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Re: WCOAP Day 5 - MAIN DAY 2, HEADS UP
« Reply #58 on: April 01, 2013, 16:21:30 PM »

Does not sound like sour grapes to me Paul but on the 1st day you just dont know when the bubble is till you finnished day 2 late reg then you should know soon after this how many get paid.


Exactly.  This is why the bubble cannot be at the end of multiple day 1s, because it"s impossible to know how many players will be paid until every player is registered.

I think the problem in this tournament was that too many levels were played on Day 1 resulting in too few progressing to Day 2.  I believe we played one level fewer than planned as it was apparent that too many players were busting out on the first Day 1.  This was probably accelerated due to the largest blind jump of the structure in the final level of Day 1 (from 1k/2k to 1.5k/3k) and I"d have liked to see an extra level (say 1.2k/2.4k) here to ease this jump.

I appreciate that it"s difficult to create a structure which enables the tournament to be finished in 2 days with the bubble being early day 2.  This one was very close to optimal, but there"s room for improvement in future events I think.

Sorry for derailing the thread btw.


For me this event should been 25k starting stack like the DTD Deeptack Paul that runs fine every month with a early bubble on day 2, but like Des has said they will look into it and make sure it does not happen again

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Re: WCOAP Day 5 - MAIN DAY 2, HEADS UP
« Reply #59 on: April 01, 2013, 16:21:59 PM »
Heads Up Round Two...

Nishid Hindocha beats David Pilkington

Rupinder Bedi beats Sean Lassman

Mark Lassman wins through against Liam Batey

Daniel Marks beats Nazar Wrigley