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Poetic Justice
The Christmas Cracker 2003, Luton £500 No Limit Hold'Em Report by Ross on Sunday, 14 December 2003 at 1:46 pm
I have got some words of wisdom for you passed on by my good friend Rambo Vaswani, in poem form, naturally. He has got some advice for any of you thinking about taking him on across the poker table.
If you want a good day Then keep out my way If you want a good night Then keep out my sight And if you’re thinking of putting me to the test Then think again and remember whose blessed!
Wow! Who does this kid think he is? Gets lucky, wins a couple of tournaments and all of a sudden he thinks he’s Phil Hellmuth. Well I’ve got some words for you Rambo.
My name is Rocky Ross Boatman Watch this space for MY hey day When you come to my table All I see is my payday You can raise me and trap me and Bluff all you like But when the dealings all done you’ll be Taking a hike.
Right, I’ve got to rush we are down to the last 21 of the £500 NLH Main Event at Luton. There were 92 entrants and 18 get paid. Ram, Barny and I are all there. Barny is chip leader and I’m not in bad shape. Ram is a bit shortstacked but after all he is blessed. So hopefully all three of us will make it to the final.
See you later…

Luton PLH £250 12th Dec Full Result
84 Runners £250 Rebuys and Add-on 113 Rebuys Total Prize Money £49,250
1st R Borthwick £18,850 2nd Gary Adjemian £11,000 3rd P Vicory £6,400 4th D Alimi £3,940 5th T Jugpal £2,960 6th A Chambi £1,720 7th D O'Mahoney £1,480 8th S Mills £1,240 9th G Coward £980
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