Gala Casinos Poker Tour - Bristol Day 1B

News & Reports

Tran - Out

Sat, Jun 21st 2008, 23:21 by Reporter

Tran was knocked out by AQ. His KJ failed to improve.

Final board: 2 Q 4 9 6

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Double knockout

Sat, Jun 21st 2008, 22:54 by Reporter

Neil Blatchly finds a good time to pick up AA.clubs with Jeremy Morgan holding 9s and the short stacked small blind Antony Spillings 10s. It all goes in preflop, first from Antony, then after Neil just calls Jeremy moves in also. The aces hold up and he has both players covered.

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Play has resumed

Sat, Jun 21st 2008, 22:50 by Reporter

Play has now resumed with blinds at 400/800 and a running ante of 75

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Players on a break

Sat, Jun 21st 2008, 22:23 by Reporter

When they return the blinds will be 400/800 with a 75 ante.

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A recovery from Alex Torrance

Sat, Jun 21st 2008, 22:15 by Reporter

Alex is cheerful despite having busted out. He’s won his buy-in back with Russia’s victory in the football and his mate David Harris has managed to make it through over 7 hours of play and maintained his 10,000 starting stack.

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Trinh scoops 45k pot and sends Underwood home

Sat, Jun 21st 2008, 22:13 by Reporter

After some heaving pre-flop and flop betting, with a board of 4 K 8 9 , Trinh bets 16k to set Underwood all in.

Tom Underwood eventually calls with a 9x and can’t catch up to Trinh’s AK

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Rupinder Bedi is out

Sat, Jun 21st 2008, 22:12 by Reporter

All-in preflop with A9 he failed to outdraw Keith Wright’s cowboys.

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Tim Jones no more

Sat, Jun 21st 2008, 22:04 by Reporter

Tim Jones is busted.

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A player, that is.. *Ahem*

Sat, Jun 21st 2008, 21:54 by Reporter

Please see previous title.

Apologies.

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Nottingham Champ Knocks One Out

Sat, Jun 21st 2008, 21:36 by Reporter

Rupinder Bedi (Nottingham champion) knocks one out with pocket 7’s.

Bedi and his short stacked opponent in the small blind both get their chips in pre-flop.

Bedi looks good to take this pot as his opponent shows K5.

A flop of 8 3 5 gives Bedi’s opponent some hope but the turn and river of 2 A sends him to the rail.

Bedi now has around 9.8K

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