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Yes, read on to discover how YOU could be putting words in the mouth of Sky Poker's oldest and wisest (?) analyst!
Hartigan and Kendall will be on your screens at 8pm with live coverage of tonight’s £8k Bounty Hunter. We look forward to receiving your questions and play-my-hand requests - from tonight's tournament.
As well as analysing the action from the BH, we’ll be reviewing some cash hands and discussing recent British success on the tournament circuit. So, an exciting evening in store – and an exciting few days ahead…
After tonight’s show, Mr Kendall and I will be making our way to Nottingham for the Sky Poker Tour Grand Final. Then, on Monday, it’s the British Poker Awards. I hope you’ve voted. I have. For Vicky Coren ;-)
Now, in the unlikely event Tikay wins Best Contribution to Poker, he’ll probably be expected to give an acceptance speech. So, what random sentence can we shoehorn into his 60 seconds of glory?
How about some quasi-philosophical nonsense along the lines of Eric Cantona’s “seagulls” monologue? Maybe a whimsical anecdote about steam trains? Or the embarrassing declaration that he owes all his success in poker to Richard Orford?
Your suggestions for a ludicrous line to be included in Tikay’s acceptance speech are most welcome. Please post away!
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OMG......
Mods, close thread, plz.
a few have asked me to try and get it shown!!!!
the question everyone wants to know is can you solve the 3p FIASCO???
why did 3 players pay a penny each and 3 didnt???
odd that no one bet!!
odd that everyone was in pot
odd that no one hit
odd that 3 of us got our stake back and 3 lost a penny
odd odd odd
Hand History #287962284 (18:38 07/09/2010)
Get him to do his Darth Vader impression again and say "I have you now"
yes trains and ducks.....................
http://www.o-keating.com/hsr/mallard.htm
The Mallard was one of many Gresley Class A4 steam engines built by LNER in the 1930s for high speed passenger transport along the East Coast Mainline (London-Edingburgh) shown in blue on the map. It was a rival project to the LMS Silver Link which achieved 114mph (185km/h) earlyer in 1938 on the west coast mainline shown in red. Unlike other steam engines the design incorporated some aerodynamics, even if it was somewhat crude. This engine was used as an express locomotive right into the 60s in the UK until diesels on northern routes.
#288338890
Please can you play this hand to show why you SHOULD NOT slow play AA, Any raise preflop, and i would be out of this hand.Went for the overbet on the river instead of value betting it as a value bet would probs scream a flush, never put opo on pocket rockets though.
Guys,
Thank you for the Hand Requests & Hand ID's.
What James really wants - he has such poor grammatical skills, though they match his diction - are (or should that be "is"?) Hands from TONIGHT's Bounty Hunter Tourney.
Also, please don't send them in until you have played them.
I sense a "difficult" night, James is in one of his more obdurate moods, & I feel particularly curmudgeonly today. But as Roshambo fans know, curmudgeonly beats obdurate all day long.