just did a tour of the tables to catch up on a few players i haven't covered much
12 1 Matas Cimbolas 12 2 David Lloyd 12 4 Jonathan Kalmar 12 6 Bruce Jones 12 7 Ian Burdon 12 8 Fraser Bellamy 12 9 Paul Jackson
seats 4,8 and 9 have a combined 150 years of poker experience. actionjack looks like he has lost some ground, relatively, but is still on 1m or so. Matas has towers and towers of chips
13 1 Andrew Garland 13 2 Neil Benardout 13 3 Andreas Olympios 13 5 Sinem Melin 13 6 Kuljinder Sidhu 13 7 Alan Taddei 13 8 Paul Mctaggart 13 9 Mark Mcvey
after the rollercoaster of her earlier levels sinem's chip topographty has levelled off and she seems in an altogether steadier mood. the player on this table who has had a really steely focus today has been McTaggart. Doesn't say much, doesn't change expression a lot, but consistently stays in the top ten stacks
14 1 Carl Spicer 14 2 Sandiep Khosa 14 3 Padraig O Neill 14 4 Farhaan Khan 14 5 Andrew Hayton 14 6 Gordon Mcarthur 14 7 Mudasser Hussain 14 8 Alexander Spencer 14 9 Richard Simmonds
Alex, from a distance, has been perma-instant messaging all day and has never really got the big old stack that was such a characterisitic of his UKPCwin a year ago when he was unplayable in the latter stages. still time though
2 1 Aleksandrs Golubevs 2 2 Jay Scott 2 3 Chin Chai Koh 2 4 Colburn Tomlin 2 5 Tom Hall 2 6 Robert White 2 7 Darren Crosby 2 8 Anonymous 2 9 Rupinder Bedi
this is the feature table. its hot out there, really really hot and the tv lights are shining such that its like a furnace opening its door as you walk by. tom hall, the tom hall with the long hair/jabracadara is the chip leader here. rupinder still doing fine but i can't get too close to tell you more
23 1 Leo Mcclean 23 2 William Davies 23 3 Terrance Davies 23 4 Kenneth Midgley 23 5 Akaash Bhatia 23 6 Christopher Vernon 23 7 Zahari Petrov 23 8 Michael Cowper-johnson 23 9 Chris Dowling
chris can report for us. leo still short-stacked, seat 3 still unconventiona from what i can see. possibly, from my limited observations, one of the more passive tables in the room
25 2 Alan Saluk 25 3 David Mcconachie 25 4 Mark Elliott 25 5 Jamie Clossick 25 6 John Haigh 25 7 Nigel Dunbar-dempsey 25 8 **** Jin 25 9 Mohammed Sajawal
mcconachie still elads on this table. i think he is 4 hours into a massage. seat 2 is a team sky poker player, and seat 7 is happynige off sky. happynige has rarely looked happier, having the time of his life (and he's never felt this way before)
34 1 Morten Varbaek Mortensen 34 2 Ben Spraggons 34 4 Martyn Bennett 34 5 Tom Kugelstadt 34 6 Gulbar Akram 34 7 Kevin Williams 34 8 Jack Hoffman 34 9 Dewi James
be3n spraggons from northants won an online biggie earlier this week and is going strongly here. Morten might be scandinavian. Tom kugelstadt has had a tough couple of levels. Kevin the london who was associated with neil c for blackbelt has roared into form in this. must have 2m+ in front of him dewi going deep too, which is nice to see. has position on the big stacks too
50 Sinem Melin 51 Leo Mcclean 52 Kenneth Midgley 53 Colburn Tomlin 54 Richard Simmonds 55 Mohammed Sajawal 56 Gulbar Akram 57 Jay Scott 58 Sandiep Khosa 59 Gabriel Tuna 60 Emyr Wyn Lewis 61 Gareth Brideaux 62 Dean Rugg 63 John Keown 64 Darren Young 65 Chris Piercey
Please could you do one more for me please? Dewi James aka dewi-cool Thanks And could you find out if Bruce Jones is the same Bruce that won the welsh poker series in Cardiff 6 months ago? Posted by lovelyrach
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Morten Varbaek Mortensen calls in the big blind
we're flipping, Dean Jacks, Mrten A-Q
9-5-A-2-6 to flip the carpet away from under Rugg, and send us down to 60 left
just did a tour of the tables to catch up on a few players i haven't covered much
12 1 Matas Cimbolas
12 2 David Lloyd
12 4 Jonathan Kalmar
12 6 Bruce Jones
12 7 Ian Burdon
12 8 Fraser Bellamy
12 9 Paul Jackson
seats 4,8 and 9 have a combined 150 years of poker experience. actionjack looks like he has lost some ground, relatively, but is still on 1m or so. Matas has towers and towers of chips
13 1 Andrew Garland
13 2 Neil Benardout
13 3 Andreas Olympios
13 5 Sinem Melin
13 6 Kuljinder Sidhu
13 7 Alan Taddei
13 8 Paul Mctaggart
13 9 Mark Mcvey
after the rollercoaster of her earlier levels sinem's chip topographty has levelled off and she seems in an altogether steadier mood. the player on this table who has had a really steely focus today has been McTaggart. Doesn't say much, doesn't change expression a lot, but consistently stays in the top ten stacks
14 1 Carl Spicer
14 2 Sandiep Khosa
14 3 Padraig O Neill
14 4 Farhaan Khan
14 5 Andrew Hayton
14 6 Gordon Mcarthur
14 7 Mudasser Hussain
14 8 Alexander Spencer
14 9 Richard Simmonds
Alex, from a distance, has been perma-instant messaging all day and has never really got the big old stack that was such a characterisitic of his UKPCwin a year ago when he was unplayable in the latter stages. still time though
2 1 Aleksandrs Golubevs
2 2 Jay Scott
2 3 Chin Chai Koh
2 4 Colburn Tomlin
2 5 Tom Hall
2 6 Robert White
2 7 Darren Crosby
2 8 Anonymous
2 9 Rupinder Bedi
this is the feature table. its hot out there, really really hot and the tv lights are shining such that its like a furnace opening its door as you walk by. tom hall, the tom hall with the long hair/jabracadara is the chip leader here. rupinder still doing fine but i can't get too close to tell you more
23 1 Leo Mcclean
23 2 William Davies
23 3 Terrance Davies
23 4 Kenneth Midgley
23 5 Akaash Bhatia
23 6 Christopher Vernon
23 7 Zahari Petrov
23 8 Michael Cowper-johnson
23 9 Chris Dowling
chris can report for us. leo still short-stacked, seat 3 still unconventiona from what i can see. possibly, from my limited observations, one of the more passive tables in the room
25 2 Alan Saluk
25 3 David Mcconachie
25 4 Mark Elliott
25 5 Jamie Clossick
25 6 John Haigh
25 7 Nigel Dunbar-dempsey
25 8 **** Jin
25 9 Mohammed Sajawal
mcconachie still elads on this table. i think he is 4 hours into a massage. seat 2 is a team sky poker player, and seat 7 is happynige off sky. happynige has rarely looked happier, having the time of his life (and he's never felt this way before)
34 1 Morten Varbaek Mortensen
34 2 Ben Spraggons
34 4 Martyn Bennett
34 5 Tom Kugelstadt
34 6 Gulbar Akram
34 7 Kevin Williams
34 8 Jack Hoffman
34 9 Dewi James
be3n spraggons from northants won an online biggie earlier this week and is going strongly here. Morten might be scandinavian. Tom kugelstadt has had a tough couple of levels. Kevin the london who was associated with neil c for blackbelt has roared into form in this. must have 2m+ in front of him
dewi going deep too, which is nice to see. has position on the big stacks too
Ken Midgley reshoves
and there is a third all in as Akaash Bhatia puts his stack in, covering both
Leo A-8hh
Ken Td Th
Akaash Aspades Ac
the board runs out Jc Ks 2s 4d Jh to knock both the shorter stacks out
50 Sinem Melin
51 Leo Mcclean
52 Kenneth Midgley
53 Colburn Tomlin
54 Richard Simmonds
55 Mohammed Sajawal
56 Gulbar Akram
57 Jay Scott
58 Sandiep Khosa
59 Gabriel Tuna
60 Emyr Wyn Lewis
61 Gareth Brideaux
62 Dean Rugg
63 John Keown
64 Darren Young
65 Chris Piercey
i will try to find bruce
2 levels left to play tonight
48 left
blinds go 15-30k/4k
average is 1.04m
matas cimbolas just beckoned me over
"you remember i finished 10th in the UKPC last year?"
(i didn't but nodded anyway)
"higher this time, that was no good"
With 3m+, 2m in blue denominations alone...i'm not betting against him
45 left average 1.1m
15-30k blinds
things have slowed down dramatically!
20-40k average 1,2m
Cimbolas 5m
McConachie 4m
N Dempsey 3.5m
Hall 3m
K Wlliams 2.5m
Clossick 2.5m
Haigh 2.5m
kugelstadt 2.4m
Haydon 2m
James 1.8m
Bedi 1.7m
Andy Partridge...