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Table 1.

Sat, Dec 6th 2008, 15:17 by Reporter

1. Rupinder Bedi
2. Jacob Abramson
3. Sze-Ching Ngui
4. Colin Wu
5. Adam Noone
6. Tim Hughes
7. Witold Nosko
8. Owen Lock
9. Daniel Nutt
10. Duncan Macrae

More chips for Rupinder Bedi

Fri, Dec 5th 2008, 00:44 by Reporter

The board is 9 2 5 10 6, rainbow.
Rupinder Bedi and Marko Clare are in the play. There are about 5000 chips in the pot.
Bedi bets 5500.
Clare calls with little hesitation and shows A J.
Bedi shows A Q and takes a nice pot.

Entrants so far

Thu, Dec 4th 2008, 16:37 by Reporter

Day 1A so far has 77 registrants but with entries still being accepted that may increase. Players choosing the first of the two starting days include Rob Akery, who finished 2nd in this event last year, leg winners Rupinder Bedi, Colin Wu and Neil Blatchley, Henning Granstad, Barny Boatman and Victoria Coren. Anthony Hames, who you may have seen rather more than you would have wanted to on TV show Sin Cities, is also playing.

An All-in!

Sat, Oct 25th 2008, 18:01 by Reporter

Saleh Mahgrh open limps in the cut off. Short stacked Rupinder Bedi pushes all in for 2700. Both blinds fold and its back on Saleh. He tanks for a bit and then folds.

Rupinder Bedi is still low on chips, he’s currently on 3300.

Rupinder Bedi is struggling to stay in the game

Sat, Sep 20th 2008, 21:36 by Reporter

Rupinder Bedi goes all in pre-flop (2.5K) with A K. H Zammit calls with Q J. The flop is Q 10 10. Turn – 4. And J on the river. This saves Bedi and he’s up to 5K now.

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.

It's all over

Mon, Apr 21st 2008, 03:15 by Reporter

Keys raised to 95k and Bedi pushed. Keys thought briefly before announcing the call. A 9 for Bedi, A 7 for Keys. The first card out – 9 – was great for Bedi but the next three – T 5 J – gave Keys some interesting possibilities. However, the J on the river gave the pot and the tournament to Leicester’s very own Rupinder “George” Bedi. Congratulations to all the winners.

A tense heads up battle so far

Mon, Apr 21st 2008, 03:08 by Reporter

Rupinder Bedi is winning it though, grinding away with Keys card dead and/or unwilling to put a chip into the pot without a made hand of some sort. Keys is down to a little over 600,000 and Bedi with over a million more than that.

James Keys v. Rupinder Bedi

Mon, Apr 21st 2008, 03:00 by Reporter

James Keys

Rupinder Bedi

Bui takes a huge hit

Mon, Apr 21st 2008, 02:50 by Reporter

Bui raised to 100k on the button and Bedi called from the big blind. The flop was 4 2 5. Bedi checked and Bui bet 100k. Bedi raised another 100k and Bui quickly moved all-in. Bedi double checked that Bui had indeed gone all-in and called for his remaining chips, proudly flipping over A 3 for the flopped straight. Bui had A K and was drawing to a chop. Turn A river 2 and Bedi doubled up. Bui is down to the felt.