2007 World Series of Poker Europe (WSOPE)
Event 1 - £2,500 Horse
Day: 1
Gordon bet every street of a board, but Patrik called every time. Gordon mucked instantly on the river, allowing Patrik to gleam as he showed a mere .
Good looking AND clever, it's just not fair!
400/800 betting limits, with the stud at 100 ante, 100 bring in will be our next level.
Duke and Harman, as you all know are WSOP bracelet winners-- Harman with two in limit hold'em and no-limit deuce-to-seven single draw and Duke with one in Omaha 8-or-better.
Barbara Lewis had a terrific WSOP this summer with four cashes in four of the forms of poker in the rotation today-- limit hold'em, razz, seven-card stud, and seven-card stud 8 or better.
Marissa Chien is a tax professional from Las Vegas as well a a fierce cash game player. She qualified for the Mansion Poker Dome broadcast and won her first heat, advancing to the semi-finals. Chien is also an avid online player and can frequently be spotted in the mid-limit Omaha 8 or better games.
Francine Brandler is a local player and was eliminated in the early levels of play today. The only recorded cash we can find for her is a 5th place finish in a £40 tournament.
Rafi shows his 3 cards and exclaims "I had a plan to bluff you all!"
Mark Vos replies with "Yeah, we know your kind."
Rafi says "I know your kind too Mark. Ginger. In fact, you may be one of a kind!"
The action started with Ashby flat calling in late position, followed by Turner (button) and Atkinson (big blind).
Flop =
Everyone checked round to Turner whose 300 bet was called by both players, before the same happened on the turn. This time only Ashby called, and the dealer dealt out the final card, the .
Both players checked with Turner taking it down with leaving the once chip leader and his about as happy as penguin in a microwave.
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Click here to check out the interview with Jesus, along with all the other videos from this event.
Either way, JJ, who final tabled in last year's Amsterdam Master Classics, was just spotted raking in a nice pot. I didn't quite catch the hand, but he was happy to lean over and reveal his 17,100 chip stack.
JJ will probably require every inch of the form that he displayed in Amsterdam, as he's currently the meat in a pro sandwich with Antonius and Lederer to his left and Gordon to his right.
A doddle I say!