Who won what, Sunday 4th September; cabbaz wins the Major again

Tikay10

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The opener went to wothef who seems to get somewhat exercised by poker in the chat box, but who has a very good record in the £400 BH.

@wothef 476000 1 £157.68 + £52.53 Head Prizes 8

@kettle9930 0 2 £94.01 + £42.70 Head Prizes 11

@h26h26 0 3 £56.52 + £4.22 Head Prizes 2

@TheSwan 0 4 £44.62 0

@Brrrrrrr 0 5 £37.78 + £20.32 Head Prizes 6

@jd1957 0 6 £31.54 + £41.64 Head Prizes 13

Tikay10

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Despite almost 1,100 games on Sky Poker Mraccman has never featured in these threads previously, so I assume taking down 7 @ 7 was a cracking result for him.

@Mraccman 240000 1 £117.39 + £71.39 Head Prizes 10

@BRADSHAW34 0 2 £71.61 + £34.19 Head Prizes 6

@aynaricol 0 3 £44.10 + £26.93 Head Prizes 7

@gingerfish 0 4 £35.49 + £45.10 Head Prizes 13

@beanfish 0 5 £30.24 + £14.95 Head Prizes 5

@Scousemj 0 6 £26.04 + £9.84 Head Prizes 3

Tikay10

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Single-tabling, & his first game for almost a week, hammerd nailed it with a great win here. Just 8 games in the last month, so not exactly high volume.

@hammerd03 762000 1 £215.22 + £82.13 Head Prizes 8

@jlgxxx13 0 2 £131.28 + £31.58 Head Prizes 4

@bigfatfish 0 3 £80.85 + £52.30 Head Prizes 7

@bakersdoze 0 4 £65.06 + £37.59 Head Prizes 10

@Zakthomas1 0 5 £55.44 + £36.40 Head Prizes 6

@THEHOOVER 0 6 £47.74 + £38.34 Head Prizes 8

Tikay10

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On the face of it, a surprise winner here as HHACKNEY, playing just his 59th game on Sky Poker in 6 years, took the £5k BH. On closer inspection though plays a fair bit of cash here.

In 2nd was one of the most improved MTT players on the site, JACKDAW. Rumour has it we may get to meet him at the SPT later this week.

@HHACKNEY 955000 1 £780.71 + £245.51 Head Prizes 6

@JACKDAW 0 2 £468.43 + £191.94 Head Prizes 8

@jell28 0 3 £286.50 + £152.31 Head Prizes 9

@bronx 0 4 £224.90 + £75.92 Head Prizes 3

@JammyBee 0 5 £191.96 + £16.88 Head Prizes 1

@paddy719 0 6 £161.59 + £97.92 Head Prizes 6

Tikay10

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This one is very much in the wheelhouse of Byteme who plays it & little else most nights. Since Wednesday he has finished 3rd, 9th & now 1st in it.

@Byteme 470000 1 £62.27 + £15.89 Head Prizes 7

@smackins 0 2 £37.13 + £17.12 Head Prizes 11

@Ebolinz73 0 3 £22.32 + £17.02 Head Prizes 11

@PTeazle 0 4 £17.62 + £7.34 Head Prizes 5

@pedro63 0 5 £14.92 + £10.69 Head Prizes 8

@fivefish02 0 6 £12.46 + £6.38 Head Prizes 6

Tikay10

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103 entries, 25 rebuys



No surprises here as cabbaz takes the Major from JScorgie, alancarr & PBKR.

cabbaz currently sits a comfortable 3rd in the 2022 Sharky Leaderboard for Sky Poker MTT's. It was the 2nd time this year & 5th in all that cabbaz has won the Major. Proper playa.

A tremendous score for 5th placed Bawbag007, who would not ordinarily play the Major but he won his seat in Wednesday's Freeroll.

Same applies to 6th placed BENDOG40, who also won his seat in a Freeroll, only his freeroll was last night's renewal, so it was a last-minute affair. Love to see it.

@cabbaz 1280000 1 £3584

@Jscorgie 0 2 £2073.60

@alancarr12 0 3 £1190.40

@PBKR 0 4 £934.40

@Bawbag007 0 5 £806.40

@BENDOG40 0 6 £678.40



@roddy28 0 7 £537.60
@woody35603 0 8 £358.40
@nevamind 0 9 £268.80
@loololollo 0 10 £224
@chkngeorge 0 11 £224
@wineli 0 12 £224
@MikeyW94 0 13 £224
@THETANK 0 14 £224
@peiratis88 0 15 £224
@chrisdonkb 0 16 £204.80
@RCord 0 17 £204.80
@PRhack93 0 18 £204.80
@Sharki0 0 19 £204.80
@kawamattyz 0 20 £204.80

Tikay10

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154 entries



A whopper for Burger Bloke.

@Kahuna96 770000 1 £415.80

@jordz16 0 2 £242.55

@Richknott 0 3 £138.60

@janechrist 0 4 £107.80

@BigBadJay 0 5 £92.40

@THETANK 0 6 £77



@Colemacy 0 7 £58.52
@ExoEndo 0 8 £36.96
@Toffeeandy 0 9 £26.18
@kevg14 0 10 £20.02
@Jazzstorm 0 11 £20.02
@LeeLUFC7 0 12 £20.02
@endofanera 0 13 £20.02
@ScottyKaye 0 14 £20.02
@bossquaid 0 15 £20.02
@oceans0007 0 16 £16.17
@Cammykaze 0 17 £16.17
@bakersdoze 0 18 £16.17
@ughx3000cx 0 19 £16.17
@EKC 0 20 £16.17
@Swog 0 21 £14.63
@Ilovebats 0 22 £14.63
@GunRood1 0 23 £14.63
@Super_Oli 0 24 £14.63
@J3sus100 0 25 £14.63
@thisltedu 0 26 £14.01
@GFKIJKLL 0 27 £14.01
@FIZBAN 0 28 £14.01
@BLUEBIRD 0 29 £14.01
@Natttie 0 30 £14.01

Tikay10

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only1ash only returned from a 2 month break a few days earlier. Had a deep run in Saturday's renewal - 8th - & booked the top sot last night.

@only1ash 660000 1 £198 + £164.98 Head Prizes 9

@Reds69 0 2 £132 + £91.41 Head Prizes 8

@CreamOhand 0 3 £79.20 + £69.83 Head Prizes 6

@GFKIJKLL 0 4 £66 + £7.50 Head Prizes 1

@AdamFunk 0 5 £52.80 + £18.76 Head Prizes 2

@Super_Oli 0 6 £42.90 + £35.63 Head Prizes 4

Tikay10

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A really tough FT, with serial beast whitters emerging on top.

@whitters95 110000 1 £275 + £126.94 Head Prizes 2

@loololollo 0 2 £165 + £137.12 Head Prizes 5

@PAPABURG 0 3 £110 + £112.50 Head Prizes 5

@roddy28 0 4 £42.19 Head Prizes 2

@GSmith13 0 5 £18.75 Head Prizes 1

@Browny27 0 6 £56.25 Head Prizes 3

Tikay10

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210 entries, 212 rebuys, 142 addons

aynaricol surely gets to keep the Reload trophy, having won it 4 times in as many months. Has also finished 2nd in it 7 times in the last year.

Runner-up NOSTRI has won it twice this year too. We can expect to se both in Manchester later this week. At a guess aynaricol has an IQ of around 180, so their combined IQ's may well be over 200.

@aynaricol 1554000 1 £227.24 + £74.50 Head Prizes 5

@NOSTRI 0 2 £135.61 + £27.20 Head Prizes 8

@chelv2016 0 3 £80.88 + £36.77 Head Prizes 9

@Monk100 0 4 £63.62 + £44.27 Head Prizes 11

@WeeChicken 0 5 £54.14 + £27.11 Head Prizes 7

@Zakthomas1 0 6 £45.35 + £25.60 Head Prizes 7

Tikay10

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Single-tabler chris2305 won this for at least the third time.

@chris2305 150000 1 £275 + £107.57 Head Prizes 3

@Gooner1961 0 2 £165 + £102.65 Head Prizes 7

@chkngeorge 0 3 £110 + £16.88 Head Prizes 1

@cabbaz 0 4 £11.25 Head Prizes 1

@seikus 0 5 £33.76 Head Prizes 2

@Steed432 0 6 £28.83 Head Prizes 2

Tikay10

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4 days into September & seikus has now both two MTT's, Mini & Quickdraw. He'll likely win half a dozen more by the time September is over.

@seikus 156000 1 £218.30 + £300.77 Head Prizes 9

@TheSwan 0 2 £147.50 + £22.50 Head Prizes 2

@TIMBER 0 3 £88.50 0

@chkngeorge 0 4 £70.80 + £75.47 Head Prizes 5

@grinddd 0 5 £64.90 + £69.38 Head Prizes 5

@Jscorgie 0 6 £15 Head Prizes 1

Tikay10

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True to his alias, Alchemist1 turned £22 into something far better.

@Alchemist1 162000 1 £199.80 + £155.11 Head Prizes 7

@Arrogant 0 2 £118.80 + £91.88 Head Prizes 10

@8A 0 3 £81 + £26.72 Head Prizes 3

@grinddd 0 4 £59.40 + £58.14 Head Prizes 7

@ufud 0 5 £43.20 + £7.50 Head Prizes 1

@conga38 0 6 £37.80 + £11.25 Head Prizes 1

Tikay10

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@skintite 0 2 £31.90 + £13.61 Head Prizes 4

@HELPME13 0 3 £21.75 + £6.68 Head Prizes 1

@petebryn 0 4 £15.95 + £4.68 Head Prizes 2

@EmperorSex 0 5 £11.60 + £19.33 Head Prizes 7

@Mort71 0 6 £10.15 + £1.88 Head Prizes 1

Tikay10

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Istillgreg was playing his first ever & only game here.

@Istillgreg 20460 1 SPT Manchester Seat

@cabbaz 11440 2 SPT Manchester Seat

@LmfaoAllin 7100 3 SPT Manchester Seat

Jac35

Tikay10 said:

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No surprises here as cabbaz takes the Major from JScorgie, alancarr & PBKR.

cabbaz currently sits a comfortable 3rd in the 2022 Sharky Leaderboard for Sky Poker MTT's. It was the 2nd time this year & 5th in all that cabbaz has won the Major. Proper playa.

A tremendous score for 5th placed Bawbag007, who would not ordinarily play the Major but he won his seat in Wednesday's Freeroll.

Same applies to 6th placed BENDOG40, who also won his seat in a Freeroll, only his freeroll was last night's renewal, so it was a last-minute affair. Love to see it.

@cabbaz 1280000 1 £3584

@Jscorgie 0 2 £2073.60

@alancarr12 0 3 £1190.40

@PBKR 0 4 £934.40

@Bawbag007 0 5 £806.40

@BENDOG40 0 6 £678.40



@roddy28 0 7 £537.60
@woody35603 0 8 £358.40
@nevamind 0 9 £268.80
@loololollo 0 10 £224
@chkngeorge 0 11 £224
@wineli 0 12 £224
@MikeyW94 0 13 £224
@THETANK 0 14 £224
@peiratis88 0 15 £224
@chrisdonkb 0 16 £204.80
@RCord 0 17 £204.80
@PRhack93 0 18 £204.80
@Sharki0 0 19 £204.80
@kawamattyz 0 20 £204.80

@cabbaz made a fantastic call for his tournament life just before the bubble
I’m nowhere near good enough to call there
Would love his thoughts on it

cabbaz

Thanks @Jac35 . Sure thing, happy to explain!



As the in-position player, I didn't think it made any sense for him to play flush draws this way on the flop. We are deep enough where he can call flop, then continue to call and realise his equity on turns in position and see a river. So bloating the pot with draws as the in-position player doesn't really make sense.

Versus my check raise, I also think he would call all of his sets in position. He wants to let me 'catch up' with my bluffs (65, 64, J9, 98 etc will pick up equity on the turn which I'll barrel), and also not scare off my Tx hands which he has a complete lock against.

Even his gutshot hands like A4 and A5, or backdoor flush Ax hands aren't too incentivised to 3 bet, they can call in position because we are deep enough where they can draw to the nuts and they are ahead of all of my bluffs I listed above.

The range I gave him on the flop was some top pairs and overpairs that wanted protection (KT, AT, JJ, QQ), and then some airball bluffs which aren't able to continue v checkraise but don't want to fold.

Turn- my only option is to check call getting 8:1 against the range of hands above.

River- I've ruled out flushes and sets on the flop. He's never going to jam QQ or JJ on a flush completing turn then a K river. So the main question was does he jam KT? I wasn't even sure he would 3 bet the flop that wide for value, and I had a note stating he was capable of big bluffs. So his value range was basically too narrow against his air ball bluffs for me to fold.

Jac35

cabbaz said:

Thanks @Jac35 . Sure thing, happy to explain!



As the in-position player, I didn't think it made any sense for him to play flush draws this way on the flop. We are deep enough where he can call flop, then continue to call and realise his equity on turns in position and see a river. So bloating the pot with draws as the in-position player doesn't really make sense.

Versus my check raise, I also think he would call all of his sets in position. He wants to let me 'catch up' with my bluffs (65, 64, J9, 98 etc will pick up equity on the turn which I'll barrel), and also not scare off my Tx hands which he has a complete lock against.

Even his gutshot hands like A4 and A5, or backdoor flush Ax hands aren't too incentivised to 3 bet, they can call in position because we are deep enough where they can draw to the nuts and they are ahead of all of my bluffs I listed above.

The range I gave him on the flop was some top pairs and overpairs that wanted protection (KT, AT, JJ, QQ), and then some airball bluffs which aren't able to continue v checkraise but don't want to fold.

Turn- my only option is to check call getting 8:1 against the range of hands above.

River- I've ruled out flushes and sets on the flop. He's never going to jam QQ or JJ on a flush completing turn then a K river. So the main question was does he jam KT? I wasn't even sure he would 3 bet the flop that wide for value, and I had a note stating he was capable of big bluffs. So his value range was basically too narrow against his air ball bluffs for me to fold.

That’s great
Thanks for that. Makes a lot of sense

It was good that he took it so well a couple of hands later when you knocked him out!

stokefc

Jac35 said:

cabbaz said:

Thanks @Jac35 . Sure thing, happy to explain!



As the in-position player, I didn't think it made any sense for him to play flush draws this way on the flop. We are deep enough where he can call flop, then continue to call and realise his equity on turns in position and see a river. So bloating the pot with draws as the in-position player doesn't really make sense.

Versus my check raise, I also think he would call all of his sets in position. He wants to let me 'catch up' with my bluffs (65, 64, J9, 98 etc will pick up equity on the turn which I'll barrel), and also not scare off my Tx hands which he has a complete lock against.

Even his gutshot hands like A4 and A5, or backdoor flush Ax hands aren't too incentivised to 3 bet, they can call in position because we are deep enough where they can draw to the nuts and they are ahead of all of my bluffs I listed above.

The range I gave him on the flop was some top pairs and overpairs that wanted protection (KT, AT, JJ, QQ), and then some airball bluffs which aren't able to continue v checkraise but don't want to fold.

Turn- my only option is to check call getting 8:1 against the range of hands above.

River- I've ruled out flushes and sets on the flop. He's never going to jam QQ or JJ on a flush completing turn then a K river. So the main question was does he jam KT? I wasn't even sure he would 3 bet the flop that wide for value, and I had a note stating he was capable of big bluffs. So his value range was basically too narrow against his air ball bluffs for me to fold.

That’s great
Thanks for that. Makes a lot of sense

It was good that he took it so well a couple of hands later when you knocked him out!

I'm guessing he moaned his bag off
Wp Cabbaz