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Coillte_Bhoy

Martin Silke to take this down. Oh wait he's not a boardsie so we cant have that can we??

JP Poker

Good Luck tomorrow Smurph

JoeyJJ

Come on Keith McFadden take it down, 473000 in chips..

bottom feeder

JP Poker wrote: »

Good Luck tomorrow Smurph

Smurph is gone JP, very UL there smurph - all you can do is get it in ahead. WP tho!

Murphy bows out
A brave Colette Murphy has bowed out of this year's Irish poker championship in 21st place. She recieved a generous applause from the assembled crowd upon her exit. She was the highest female finisher, a distinction she has become familiar with so often in Irish poker tournaments.

The hand itself was an all-in pre/flop confrontation with Brian O' Connell who called her all-in with Kc Qc . Colette flipped . Ah Kd

The flop was were the trouble came for Murphy.

Kh 6H Qh



She did have outs along with her ace including a live flush draw.

The turn and river of 9d 7s brought no improvement and Colette Murphy bows out.

Doc Farrell

Was following your progress Collette like a crazed stalker fan.
Great effort Smurph, you're my hero of 2008, hope you keep it going!
(btw, still have the sports car?)

valor

UL Collette

nicnicnic

JoeyJJ wrote: »

Come on Keith McFadden take it down, 473000 in chips..

Keiths been chip leader from the start really, would be some performance to take it home

Hajck Hillstrom wrote: »

I'm liking my action on Ciaran O'Leary at 33-1! He has been playing great for months since winning his WSOP bracelet in the 5th largest live tournament in history, and is really focused in here.

Misses O'Leary welcome back, you should of shopped around you could of 80/1 with paddypowers at the start, Ciaran must have a great chance now. For me Jude Ainsworth or Bryan O' Connell look to be top players, expect an early clash between Ainsworth and McCool

Van Dice

Anywhere I can still bet on this pls?

Hitman Actual

Hard luck Smurph, but very well done too. You get it in good so often that it's only a matter of time before it clicks and you make a really big score (although you're probably sick of hearing that!).

THEIRISHMOB

Is there any way we can get a chip update guys?

Samba

Ahhh that's harsh Collete!

Keep plugging away there is a win on the cards for you.

Lauralashes

THEIRISHMOB wrote: »

Is there any way we can get a chip update guys?

Keith McFadden: 473000
Tommy Watson: 272000
Robert Garfield: 228000
Jude Ainsworth: 201000
Ciaran O'Leary: 168000
Michael McCool: 166000
Brian O'Connell: 158000
Michael Moran: 154000
Larry Ryan: 140000
Glen Mccabe: 129000
Martin Silke: 125000
Anthony O'Callaghan: 122000
Ivan Donaghy: 119500
Bernard Brady: 113000
Tervor Dineen: 90000
Michael O'Sullivan: 83500
Kieran Small: 53000
David Cleary: 50000

Flushdraw

Lauralashes wrote: »

Keith McFadden: 473000
Tommy Watson: 272000
Robert Garfield: 228000
Jude Ainsworth: 201000
Ciaran O'Leary: 168000
Michael McCool: 166000
Brian O'Connell: 158000
Michael Moran: 154000
Larry Ryan: 140000
Glen Mccabe: 129000
Martin Silke: 125000
Anthony O'Callaghan: 122000
Ivan Donaghy: 119500
Bernard Brady: 113000
Tervor Dineen: 90000
Michael O'Sullivan: 83500
Kieran Small: 53000
David Cleary: 50000

Go on Anto! Take it down mate!

UL Smurph

percy007

Glen Mccabe in good form of late, wouldnt be surprised if he is at the business end! Good luck Ivan, due a result!

smurph

Thanks for all the nice comments, pretty gutted with the exit hand to be honest, but those are the breaks. and in fairness I did get a Jack on the River to save me on the feature table...

It wasn't a great table to be sandwiched between Ciarain O'Leary and Michael McCool for the day and being completely card dead to boot. The tv table was nerve wrecking to say the least and to be honost I spent the first 20 minutes trying not to faint..

Picture the scene
Padraig: Michael McCool has moved all in with 57 offsuit
Jessy May "Oh My God Padraig is the man insane"

Padraig: Ciaran O'Leary is going into the tank, thinking of calling with pocket 8's, it would be a brave call, but if any many can put this together he can.

Jessy May: Oh Jeeese it looks like Colette Murphy has just fainted and head butted the tv table!!!!:eek::eek:

Played 2 hands like a muppet, but overall happy enough. I nursed a 4.5K stack for most of day 2 and then doubled up on the last hand of the night. AcKc V AdKd got my flush on the turn to have me up to the dizzy heights of 12,375.

The experience was something else, Michael McCool is fearless and Ciaran O'Leary is a class player aswell.

All you can do in tournaments is try to get your chips over the line ahead.... although I am beginning to hate AK AQ...

Lauralashes

smurph wrote: »

Jessy May: Oh Jeeese it looks like Colette Murphy has just fainted and head butted the tv table!!!!:eek::eek:

ROFL - Well played Smurf and unlucky all at the same time, was following your progress throughout the 2 days, any idea when the highlights are going to be shown?

kakak1

Lauralashes wrote: »

ROFL - Well played Smurf and unlucky all at the same time, was following your progress throughout the 2 days, any idea when the highlights are going to be shown?

Laura, think I rem,ember seeing 11th Feb somewhere

JohnnyL

Anthony O'Callaghan

Silke gets unlucky

A raise from Silke, then an all in from Anthony O'Callaghan for 134,000 which is immediately called.

for O'Callaghan
for Silke.

O'Callaghan hit's not one but two aces on the flop meaning Silke is drawing completely dead as the case King still would have given O'Callaghan a bigger full house.

The Dubliner now has 285,000.



Take it down callo:)

Flushdraw

JohnnyL wrote: »

Anthony O'Callaghan

Silke gets unlucky

A raise from Silke, then an all in from Anthony O'Callaghan for 134,000 which is immediately called.

for O'Callaghan
for Silke.

O'Callaghan hit's not one but two aces on the flop meaning Silke is drawing completely dead as the case King still would have given O'Callaghan a bigger full house.

The Dubliner now has 285,000.

Take it down callo:)

G'innnnnnnnnnnnnnn ya good thing!

5pin5

best of luck anto.bit of a bad beat collete well done getting so far

Flushdraw

Ahhh fck!

Anthony O'Callaghan eliminated

Anthony O'Callaghan moved all-in for 140,000 and was called by Keith McFadden.

{A-Hearts}{K-Spades} for O'Callaghan
{10-Diamonds}{10-Spades} for McFadden.

No help on the board for O'Callaghan and he is out.

carrigeen

best of luck to the galway lads , 4 of them left including 1st and 2nd in chips

go on lads keep it local

Fatboydim

I'm cheering for Bernard now Martin has gone and Bernard has some of my chips

KevIRL

UL in the end Smurph.

Well done on a good showing though. Next time you'll take it down!

Hoki

Good luck to bernard , jude & keith hope one of the galway lads takes it down

percy007

How many are left now?

kakak1

percy007 wrote: »

How many are left now?

Final table of 8

How they line up.
Seat 1: Glen McCabe: 235,000
Seat 2: Trevor Dineen: 412,000
Seat 3: Tommy Watson: 296,000
Seat 4: Bernard Brady: 294,000
Seat 5: Keith McFadden: 696,000
Seat 6: Michael McCool: 222,000
Seat 7: Jude Ainsworth: 485,000
Seat 8: Michael Moran: 374,000

from pokernews.com

kakak1

Payouts.
Here's a reminder of the payout structure for the final table.

1 € 180,000
2 € 100,000
3 € 60,000
4 € 35,000
5 € 25,000
7 € 15,000
8 € 12,000


from pokernews.com

percy007

Thanks kakak1

Ace2007

kakak1 wrote: »

Final table of 8

How they line up.
Seat 1: Glen McCabe: 235,000
Seat 2: Trevor Dineen: 412,000
Seat 3: Tommy Watson: 296,000
Seat 4: Bernard Brady: 294,000
Seat 5: Keith McFadden: 696,000
Seat 6: Michael McCool: 222,000
Seat 7: Jude Ainsworth: 485,000
Seat 8: Michael Moran: 374,000

from pokernews.com

Is that the same Trevor that blew up in the Irish open this year after folding KK, only to be shown JJ?