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Gala Casinos Poker Tour 2008 Grand Final - Bristol Day 1BNews & ReportsCurrent chip leaders.Fri, Dec 5th 2008, 18:56 by Reporter 1 Adam Stoneham 41,075 Related Tags: Joe Beevers, Dave Colclough, Keith Hawkins Play resumesFri, Dec 5th 2008, 18:50 by Reporter Blnds are now 75/150. Catgirl gone last hand before the breakFri, Dec 5th 2008, 18:26 by Reporter There is already a substional pot on a flop of A Adam now sets Catgirl all in with a 7500 bet which she eventually calls, Adam has pocket 5s for the full house, Catgirl pocket jacks. Break.Fri, Dec 5th 2008, 18:25 by Reporter The players are now on a short break. When they get back, the blinds will be 75/150. Aborted action on table 5Fri, Dec 5th 2008, 18:15 by Reporter K Hymas limps for 100 UTG, it’s folded to Jeff Kimber on the button who makes it 400. The blinds fold and Hymas calls. The flop comes: A Hymas throws in a yellow 1000 declaring a 500 raise and Kimber quickly makes it 1200 total, just as quickly Hymas mucks, Kimber adding a thousand or so to his stack. Mark Scoins takes down a potFri, Dec 5th 2008, 18:11 by Reporter On a board of: J Mark Scoins shows down 97 S Chattha mucks. Keith 'The Camel' Hawkins takes down a decent size potFri, Dec 5th 2008, 18:09 by Reporter Blinds: 50/100 John Omara raises from late position making it 250 to play, Keith calls OTB. The flop: 7 Both plaers’ check The turn 7 John Omara bets out 250, Keith raises immediately to 700, John insta calls. The river: Q John checks, as does Keith. Keith tables A .diamonds 7 Related Tags: Keith Hawkins Joe Beevers - Chip CountFri, Dec 5th 2008, 18:05 by Reporter Joe’s currently has 22,000 chips Related Tags: Joe Beevers Simmonds down to the feltFri, Dec 5th 2008, 18:01 by Reporter After a long discussion over whether or not it constituted a raise to drop chips off the bottom of a stack moved over the line without touching the felt (it was decided it didn’t), Richard Simmonds was unlucky enough to find kings against Adam Stoneham’s aces. Simmonds played his kings passively in the face of aggressive betting but couldn’t get away from them and eventually called Stoneham’s all-in on the river, the board showing: 5 9 Simmonds down to the felt. Roland gains a few chips.Fri, Dec 5th 2008, 18:00 by Reporter Roland De Wolfe and Darren Baxter get involved in a pot. After a pre-flop raise of 400 by Roland, Baxter calls and we see a flop of 5 Roland bets out 1000 and is called. Turn: 5 8 Related Tags: Roland de Wolfe |
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