APAT Central European Championships - Live Update

[APAT]

Thanks Leigh and Rich...much appreciated.  Good luck tomorrow (and getting into your hotel)  

[Chipaccrual]

[Chipaccrual]

Right then folks.  Those are the 18 remaining players.  17 Austrians, 1 Russian.

Google is your friend.  Anybody find any poker facts on these players ?   Please.

[Fatcatstu]

No.

But i want this person to win as they are called semi

Semi Boussaadoune 83800

[Fatcatstu]

AND my new found hero plays online as ElRato13 i think, and sharkscope rates him as having 51/100 poker ability on pokerstars.

[jbworldwide]

Right then folks.  Those are the 18 remaining players.  17 Austrians, 1 Russian.

Google is your friend.  Anybody find any poker facts on these players ?   Please.

on its way

[jbworldwide]

Manutscher Parsian http://pokerdb.thehendonmob.com/player.php?a=r&n=3233

Franz Gottfried http://pokerdb.thehendonmob.com/player.php?a=r&n=818

these two are of any note with multiple cashes

[MAIR]

Latest Ash Cloud News - Courtesy of Sky News

A "rapidly encroaching" volcanic ash cloud has forced part of Britain"s skies to close again, beginning another dreaded round of flight disruptions.

The ash plume is currently reaching heights of up to 25,000ft.  A no-fly zone has been imposed above parts of Northern Ireland since Saturday night after the "high density" cloud approached the province from the North West.  The restrictions apply to Belfast International, Belfast Harbour & Ronalsdway (Isle of Man) airports until at least 1pm.  The Irish Authorities have also advised of restrictions on airfields in the north west of Ireland from 7am. Dublin and Shannon airports will remain open until 1pm.  UK air traffic body Nats said while there were "no other restrictions within UK airspace" at present, it could change if the ash blows above Britain later in the day.  The Department of Transport has warned more planes could be grounded, with restrictions potentially stretching as far as Tuesday morning.

[Waz1892]

Latest Ash Cloud News - Courtesy of Sky News

A "rapidly encroaching" volcanic ash cloud has forced part of Britain"s skies to close again, beginning another dreaded round of flight disruptions.

The ash plume is currently reaching heights of up to 25,000ft.  A no-fly zone has been imposed above parts of Northern Ireland since Saturday night after the "high density" cloud approached the province from the North West.  The restrictions apply to Belfast International, Belfast Harbour & Ronalsdway (Isle of Man) airports until at least 1pm.  The Irish Authorities have also advised of restrictions on airfields in the north west of Ireland from 7am. Dublin and Shannon airports will remain open until 1pm.  UK air traffic body Nats said while there were "no other restrictions within UK airspace" at present, it could change if the ash blows above Britain later in the day.  The Department of Transport has warned more planes could be grounded, with restrictions potentially stretching as far as Tuesday morning.

Just Get Kate Burley and Adam Boulton on it, ....they both blow alot of hot air...they"ll move it northwards again.  

[Laxie]

[MAIR]

and I shall bok Christoph Kreindl, cause he is nearly santa if you replace the d in Kreindl to g, its close enuf to Kris Kringle (omg I"m nutz this mornin)

[Shogun112]

I am not bokking anybody, because I am off to DTD to play the £50 pro huter thingy over there. !!

[Honeybadg]

Right then folks.  Those are the 18 remaining players.  17 Austrians, 1 Russian.

Google is your friend.  Anybody find any poker facts on these players ?   Please.

How many UK runners entered (what was the total field size) - rough figures would be interesting ...

I am on the train from Edinburgh trying to work ... it"s not working!

L

[Shogun112]

How many UK runners entered (what was the total field size) - rough figures would be interesting ...

9 of 179

[MAIR]

Latest Ash Cloud News

UK air traffic body Nats said that the no-fly zone has been put in place betweeen 1 and 7pm today.  The restricted zone covers an area stretching from Prestwick on the west coast to Humberside on the east coast and south to a line just north of Birmingham.  Airports which fall within the no-fly zone include all those in Northern Ireland Ronaldsway, Prestwick, Carlisle, Manchester, Leeds Bradford, Liverpool, Doncaster, Humberside and East Midlands and some Scottish island airports including Campbeltown, Islay and Barra.

London airports are currently unaffected and will remain open between 1 and 7pm today.

The Irish Authorities confirmed Dublin airport will remain open until 1pm tomorrow and Shannon airport until 11pm tonight.
The Department of Transport has warned more planes could be grounded, with restrictions potentially stretching as far as Tuesday morning.