Irish Omaha Championship

Theeglinton

Irish Omaha Championship
March 4th- 7th 2010
The Eglinton Casino Galway

Thursday March 4th
Super Satellite
Pot Limit Omaha Rebuy Tournament
Buy-in : €100 + €10
Rebuy/Add-on : €50 Unlimited for 4 Levels
Start Time: 8pm
Starting Stack: 3000
Rebuy Stack: 4000
Add-on Stack: 5000
Level duration: 20 mins

Friday March 5th
Irish Omaha Championship Main Event (3 Day Event)
Triple Chance Pot Limit Omaha Tournament
Buy-in : €1000 + €100
Rebuy/Add-on : N/A
Start Time: Day1 - 7pm,
Day 2 - 3pm,
Day 3 - 3pm,
Starting Stack: 10,000
Second Chance Stack: 10,000
Third Chance Stack: 10,000
Level Duration: 60 minutes
Maximum Players 108
Tables are max 9 handed


Players are entitled to take their Second and Third Chance stacks at any time durint the first 3 levels. If a player has not used their Second and Third Chance by the end of level 3 they will be added to their stacks at that time.



Levels and breaks thereafter at discretion of Tournament Director, who will act in the best interests of the tournament integrity.


Saturday March 6th
Support Event 1 (2 Day Event)
Texas Holdem Freezeout Tournament
Buy-in : €230 + €20
Rebuy/Add-on : N/A
Start Time: Day1 - 7pm, Day - 4pm
Starting Stack: 15,000
Level duration: 40 mins



Levels and breaks thereafter at discretion of Tournament Director, who will act in the best interests of the tournament integrity.

Sunday March 7th
Support Event 2
Texas Holdem Freezeout Tournament
Buy-in : €135 + €15
Rebuy/Add-on : N/A
Start Time: 7pm
Starting Stack: 10,000
Level duration: 30 mins



Levels and breaks thereafter at discretion of Tournament Director, who will act in the best interests of the tournament integrity.

Venue - The Eglinton Casino, Galway
Date March 4th-7th 2010

18. Are there going to be dealers - and their level of skill: Yes
19. Will there be a documented list of rules: Yes
20. Is there a tournament director: Yes
21. How are disputes handled - who has final say: TD handles all disputes and has final say
22. Are there any cash games offered, if so, please outline the rake for each limit offered: Yes, various games. Rake 4% capped at €20 per pot in all games

For further info
www.IrishOmahaChampionship.com
Email info@theeglinton.com
Phone: 353 87 1208387 Manus Burke

For any info on Accomadation in Galway please contact the Eglinton Casino at
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or
353 (0)91 569222
Last edited by Theeglinton; 08-09-2009 at 06:42.

Theeglinton

Well done to Pat Walsh who won his ticket to the IOC in our satellite last Thursday.

We are holding another satellite this Tuesday the 16th
click here for the link to the sats thread for more details

BigCityBanker

is this 50k gtd or not? it says on another thread here that it is gtd for 50k but there is no mention of it here and there is also no acknowledgement (from what I can see) that the guarantee is no longer applicable. would you mind to clarify this point?

Theeglinton

There was an old thread that stated there was €50,000 guaranteed. but this has since been withdrawn and that thread was deleted.

Theeglinton

Well done to Shane Keary and Donal MacAonaghusa who are our latest qualifiers for the IOC.


Your next chance to qualifiy for in the Eglinton is this Thursday the 25th at 8pm. It is a €40 buyin with 2X €30 rebuys. An IOC ticket will be awarded for every €1100 in the prizepool.

www.theeglinton.com

1. Who is running the event: The Eglinton Casino
2. The purpose of the event: Commercial
3. Date and Location of event: Eglinton Casino Galway,Thursday February 25th @ 8pm
4. Registration and Start time of event:Reg from 7.30pm, starts @ 8pm
5. Any prerequisites: must be a member. Bring valid passport/license on the day
6. How can tickets be purchased & is there a maximum number: can be bought at the front desk. Max 110
7. Type of Tournament: PLO Rebuy
8. Cost of entry and any subsequent rebuys/top-ups etc: €35. Rebuys/Topup €30
9. Cost of registration: €5
10. % of entry fee/rebuys/top-up going into Prize fund: 100%
10a. Is any money from the prize fund held back for future tournaments, if so, how much: no
11. Any guaranteed prize pool: no
12. If applicable, Number of re-buys allowed and over what time frame/blind levels: 2 X €30 Rebuy allowed for the first 5 levels
13. Starting Chips: 7000
14. Rebuy and Top-up chip amounts: 7000/10000
15. Blind levels: all levels included
16. Blind timeframes: 20mins
17. Places being paid and if any prizes are other than cash: a ticket for every €1100 collected . any surplus monies will be paid out in cash
18. Are there going to be dealers - and their level of skill: Yes
19. Will there be a documented list of rules: Yes
20. Is there a tournament director: Yes
21. How are disputes handled - who has final say: TD handles all disputes and has final say
22. Are there any cash games offered, if so, please outline the rake for each limit offered: Yes, various games. Rake 4% capped at €20 per pot in all games

Theeglinton

Well done to Patrick McGinley who is our latest IOC qualifer. Patrick won his ticket on Friday night in our tournament league final. This win makes Patrick a member of Team Eglinton and he will also represent the club at the UKIPT event in Kilarney and Dublin.

Your next chance to qualify is this Tuesday at 8pm in the club. It's the usual €40 buy in with 2X€30 rebuys/Topup.

Also our Wednesday night €100 freezeout will be an IOC satellite with the winner getting an entry to the main event.

Only 5 days to go so dont miss you chance.

1. Who is running the event: The Eglinton Casino
2. The purpose of the event: Commercial
3. Date and Location of event: Eglinton Casino Galway,Thursday February 25th @ 8pm
4. Registration and Start time of event:Reg from 7.30pm, starts @ 8pm
5. Any prerequisites: must be a member. Bring valid passport/license on the day
6. How can tickets be purchased & is there a maximum number: can be bought at the front desk. Max 110
7. Type of Tournament: PLO Rebuy
8. Cost of entry and any subsequent rebuys/top-ups etc: €35. Rebuys/Topup €30
9. Cost of registration: €5
10. % of entry fee/rebuys/top-up going into Prize fund: 100%
10a. Is any money from the prize fund held back for future tournaments, if so, how much: no
11. Any guaranteed prize pool: no
12. If applicable, Number of re-buys allowed and over what time frame/blind levels: 2 X €30 Rebuy allowed for the first 5 levels
13. Starting Chips: 7000
14. Rebuy and Top-up chip amounts: 7000/10000
15. Blind levels: all levels included
16. Blind timeframes: 20mins
17. Places being paid and if any prizes are other than cash: a ticket for every €1100 collected . any surplus monies will be paid out in cash
18. Are there going to be dealers - and their level of skill: Yes
19. Will there be a documented list of rules: Yes
20. Is there a tournament director: Yes
21. How are disputes handled - who has final say: TD handles all disputes and has final say
22. Are there any cash games offered, if so, please outline the rake for each limit offered: Yes, various games. Rake 4% capped at €20 per pot in all games

Theeglinton

Paddy Power Poker will be running an online satellite for the IOC this Wednesday the 3rd.
I will post full details as soon as I have them

maudgone

Theeglinton wrote: »

Paddy Power Poker will be running an online satellite for the IOC this Wednesday the 3rd.
I will post full details as soon as I have them

Is this online sat definitely running? I cant find it anywhere on the PPP poker site. I would defo play this.

Theeglinton

The Satellite is up on PPP now. If you go to the tournament section and select all scheduled and then click PL on the fliter you wil find it.

The tournament is a €50 + €5 buy in with €50 rebuys and starts at 9:15pm on Wednesday the 3rd

Theeglinton

Just into Level 2 in the IOC main Event and we currently have 21 player sitting down. With the blinds only 25/50 the players are just feeling each other out. John O'Shea was the only player to take the full 30K at the start of the tournament.

Theeglinton

Everyone is just back from the dinner break and with the pots being kept small our chip leader is Noel Hayes with 15500 and his 2 rebuy chips intact.

Theeglinton

Roy Brindley has just hit the chip lead after taking down a massive pot. He now has 40K and has both of his 10k rebuy still in the bag

Theeglinton

Marty Smyth has just lost his first 10k stack to Eamonn O'Nuallian. They got it al in on a J 3 4 rainbow flop, Marty had 5678 and Eamonn had a set of jack. A 7 on the turn gave Marty the straight but the 4 on the river fill Eamonn house

Dave Callaghan has gotten himself into trouble with the second nut straight against Shane Kearys nut straight. Dave is down to around 12k total

Theeglinton

Dave Callaghan is the first IOC casualty. On a board of j 7 2 3 with 2 clubs Zeik bet 2k and Dave called along with Shane Keary. The came the 9 of clubs and it went check check to Dave who bet 3100, Shane folded and Zeik moved raised him all in and after Dave called showed the nut flush

Theeglinton

Chris Duff is the second man down, after nursing a short stack for a long time he went all in with AK10 4 and was called by Andrew Norman who held AQ 8 4. Ace Queen on the flop ended it for Chris.

19 left and the blinds are 100/200

Theeglinton

We lost Francis "Wally" McCormack, John O Shea and Marty Smyth in quick succession just before the end of tonights play. This leaves us with 16 players coming back tomorrow

Josie Hynes 100,750
Patrick McGinley 15325
David Caffery 22225
Anibal De Campos 4300
Donal MacAonaghusa 35550
Paul Carr m 18975
Shane Keary 52775
Bobby Bennett 42275

David Path 19100
Zeik 9500
Roy Brindley 93550
Eamonn O'Nuallain 53325
Noel Hayes 60250
Andrew Norman 38550
Pat Walsh 20800
Keith McFadden 43700

Theeglinton

Pat walsh has just gone in 16th. On a 7 4 2 flop pat had a 9 card wrap against Noel Hayes 13 card wrap and top pair. They got it all in and the pair of sevens scooped the poop

Theeglinton

Zeik has doubled up to 30k after getting it all in with top set kings against Dave Cafferys second set of 10's

Theeglinton

Ainbal De Campos is out in 15th. After struggling through the first hour with a tiny stack he eventually got it in with top 2 against the aces and the board paired gammy on the river to end his chances.

Theeglinton

Shane Keary has just doubled up off Paul Carr. Paul folpped the nut straight and got it in against Shane who had the Aces and the nut flush draw. Shane hit his flush on the turn.

Theeglinton

Paul Carr flopped 2 pair and a flush draw and got it in against Roys sraight draw that hit on the turn and there was no help on the river. We arre down to 13 player and the blinds are 300/600

Theeglinton

We just lost Bobby Bennett in 13th. He flopped 3 pair on a j 10 7 flop but couldn't get anymore help against Keith McFaddens 6789

Theeglinton

Just got to the first break of the day. Blinds are 400/800 after the break

Chip counts
Donal MacAonaghusa 30000
Patrick McGinley 40000
Shane Keary 32000
Noel Hayes 80000
Keith McFadden 100000
Andrew Norman 20000
David Path 17000
David Caffery 13000
Zeik 44000
Eamonn O'Nuallain 45000
Josie Hynes 78000
Roy Brindley 132000

Theeglinton

Shane Keary is gone in 11th. He flopped a house of of 10's on a q q 10 board but Roy, hold AQ hit his Ace on the turn.

Theeglinton

On Dinner Break

Chip counts
Donal MacAonaghusa 84000
Noel Hayes 80000
Keith McFadden 57000
Andrew Norman 40000
David Path 120000
David Caffery 12000
Zeik 35000
Eamonn O'Nuallain 43000
Josie Hynes 130000
Roy Brindley 28000

Theeglinton

Dave Claffey is gone in 10th and was quickly follow by Eamonn O'Nuallain. We are down to 8 players and David Path has a strong chip lead

Theeglinton

Theeglinton

Donal MacAonghusa has taken the chip lead after 2 pots. he started with a double up off Josie Hynes when his top 2 turned into the nut flush on the river and then he won an 80k pot of Keith McFadden but the cads were never shown. Donal has well over 180k now with Dave path in second with around 160k

Theeglinton

Keith McFadden has goten right back into this thing with a double up from Noel Hayes. Keith limped and Noel raised, Keith shoved with the Aces and they held up. He is up to over 70k with Noel Dropping down to under 40k.

Theeglinton

Donal is now over the 200k mark with Noel, Roy Josie and Andrew all nursing small stacks. the blinds are 800/1500

Theeglinton

Josie Hynse has been knocked out in 8th place by Noel Hayes, Both players were relatively short stacked and got it all in preflop, Noel flopped a set of 7 leaving Josie with no hope of recovery. Noel is now back up near average stack

Theeglinton

Keith McFadden moved all in over Roy The Boys preflop raise and Roy called. Keith had 6789 and Roy showed K K 10 10 doubled suited. QJ3 on the flop was not help to Keith but an 8 on the turn gave him some chance. Unfortunately the 9 on the river was no help giving Roy the nut straight.

We are down to 6 players

Theeglinton

Oh for the want of a pair says Donal MacAonghusa. On a 567 flop 2 sort stacks Noel and Zeik get it all in with a 89 and Donal calls with a set of 6's. BUt the Blank on the turn and river keep the 2 boy in there.

Theeglinton

Chip Counts
Donal MacAonghusa 165k
Dave Path 150k
Roy Brindley 105K
Andrew Norman 75k
Zeik 70k
Noel Hayes 60k

Theeglinton

Chip Counts
Donal MacAonghusa 170k
Dave Path 90k
Roy Brindley 105K
Andrew Norman 20k
Zeik 75k
Noel Hayes 115k

Theeglinton

Its become a real slog at the moment with the small stacks hitting and the big stacks casting their eyes to heaven.

Chip counts

Noel Hayes 115k
Andrew Norman 70k
Roy Brindley 140k
Dave Path 55k
Zeik 80k
Donal 120k

Theeglinton

Big clash has Dave Path down to the carpet. A family pot developed and the flop was 664 and it was checked all around. A jack on the turn and Andrew bet from the small blind and Dave raised all in and got snapped called from Andrew. Dave had a house of jacks over 6's but Andrew had flopped quads.

Dave is down to 20k

Theeglinton

Dave held on as long as he could but he just flopped a set of Kings on an all club flop and got it in against Noels flush. No pair emerged and we are down to 5

Theeglinton

A series of missed draws have done it for Donal MacA, Eventually falling fowl to Roy brindleys nut flush. Donal is out in 5th and walks away with €1000

RiccoLaw

Theeglinton wrote: »

nice interview Manus ....... u are getting there Ryan Tubirdy bettere watch out ....... by the way Pat Walsh was a 44.98% favourite vs Noel Hayes 38% ..... not like you put it "had no Chance "" tut tut ..... 9 card wrap with nut flush draw on flop is usually considered a little more than a no hoper ........;)

Theeglinton

RiccoLaw wrote: »

nice interview Manus ....... u are getting there Ryan Tubirdy bettere watch out ....... by the way Pat Walsh was a 44.98% favourite vs Noel Hayes 38% ..... not like you put it "had no Chance "" tut tut ..... 9 card wrap with nut flush draw on flop is usually considered a little more than a no hoper ........;)

I was factoring in Noel's Voodoo power which made him about 94.6%

JP Poker

who took it down manus?

TheDuck32

Roy Brindley €7,300
Noel Hayes €6,700
Andrew Norman €2,500
Zeik Tuit €2,500
Donal MacAonghusa €1,000
David Path €1,000
Keith McFadden
Josie Hynes
Eamonn O'Nuallain
David Caffery
Shane Keary
Patrick McGinley
Robert Bennett
Paul Carr
Anibal
Pat Walsh
Marty Smyth
John O'Shea
Francis McCormack
Christopher Duff
David Callaghan