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wpt championships, live updates ?

  • 20-04-2008 11:36PM
    #1
    Closed Accounts Posts: 3,724 ✭✭✭


    anyone know of coverage of this

    cardplayer probably are but i have real trouble navigating that fcuken site

    I did find this interview where de wolfe is totally taking the piss

    http://www.cardplayer.com/tv/31664


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 3,724 ✭✭✭nicnicnic


    from wpt site

    lol joe reads souls

    Jordan Morgan and Joe Hachem were involved in a hand that went into the break. In the end, Hachem made a lay down that one professional claimed is "the worst fold in the history of poker."

    Jordan Morgan raises to 700 and is called by three players including Joe Hachem on the button.

    The flop comes A-7-4 and everyone checks. The turn is a 6 and Morgan bets 2,000. Hachem quickly raises to 7,000. Morgan takes a few moments and reraises to 12,000. Hachem puts in yet another reraise to 22,000. Then Morgan moves all in for 49,000 total, another 27,000 more to Hachem.

    Hachem has roughly 27,000 in his stack, and it is unclear who has who covered. Hachem tanks for several long minutes, thinking things over. Eventually, Hachem asks, "You got 8-5 kid?"

    After another minute passes or so, Hachem mucks 5-3 for the second nut straight. The table and the crowd that has formed are stunned, and Morgan tables pocket aces.

    After the hand, Morgan is up to 96,300. Hachem is sitting with just under 25,000.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 1,019 ✭✭✭HoLLLLLaments


    nicnicnic wrote: »
    from wpt site

    lol joe reads souls

    Jordan Morgan and Joe Hachem were involved in a hand that went into the break. In the end, Hachem made a lay down that one professional claimed is "the worst fold in the history of poker."

    Jordan Morgan raises to 700 and is called by three players including Joe Hachem on the button.

    The flop comes A-7-4 and everyone checks. The turn is a 6 and Morgan bets 2,000. Hachem quickly raises to 7,000. Morgan takes a few moments and reraises to 12,000. Hachem puts in yet another reraise to 22,000. Then Morgan moves all in for 49,000 total, another 27,000 more to Hachem.

    Hachem has roughly 27,000 in his stack, and it is unclear who has who covered. Hachem tanks for several long minutes, thinking things over. Eventually, Hachem asks, "You got 8-5 kid?"

    After another minute passes or so, Hachem mucks 5-3 for the second nut straight. The table and the crowd that has formed are stunned, and Morgan tables pocket aces.

    After the hand, Morgan is up to 96,300. Hachem is sitting with just under 25,000.


    haha live players


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 87 ✭✭krux


    omfg for real? Hachem must be tilting like an epileptic monkey after that.

    lol at de wolfe i want some of that sh1t he's on.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,070 ✭✭✭Ollieboy


    he's raising with 58 in early pos and betting a flop like that 4 hand, what a muppet of a laydown.... its like looking for a reason to fold, a set would be the hand I would have him on, otherwise Joe gave him far to much respect, or had earn a lot of respect


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 3,724 ✭✭✭nicnicnic


    Parkinson started well,


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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 837 ✭✭✭kpnuts


    nicnicnic wrote: »
    from wpt site

    lol joe reads souls

    Jordan Morgan and Joe Hachem were involved in a hand that went into the break. In the end, Hachem made a lay down that one professional claimed is "the worst fold in the history of poker."

    Jordan Morgan raises to 700 and is called by three players including Joe Hachem on the button.

    The flop comes A-7-4 and everyone checks. The turn is a 6 and Morgan bets 2,000. Hachem quickly raises to 7,000. Morgan takes a few moments and reraises to 12,000. Hachem puts in yet another reraise to 22,000. Then Morgan moves all in for 49,000 total, another 27,000 more to Hachem.

    Hachem has roughly 27,000 in his stack, and it is unclear who has who covered. Hachem tanks for several long minutes, thinking things over. Eventually, Hachem asks, "You got 8-5 kid?"

    After another minute passes or so, Hachem mucks 5-3 for the second nut straight. The table and the crowd that has formed are stunned, and Morgan tables pocket aces.

    After the hand, Morgan is up to 96,300. Hachem is sitting with just under 25,000.

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  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6,646 ✭✭✭cooker3


    nicnicnic wrote: »
    from wpt site

    lol joe reads souls

    Jordan Morgan and Joe Hachem were involved in a hand that went into the break. In the end, Hachem made a lay down that one professional claimed is "the worst fold in the history of poker."

    Jordan Morgan raises to 700 and is called by three players including Joe Hachem on the button.

    The flop comes A-7-4 and everyone checks. The turn is a 6 and Morgan bets 2,000. Hachem quickly raises to 7,000. Morgan takes a few moments and reraises to 12,000. Hachem puts in yet another reraise to 22,000. Then Morgan moves all in for 49,000 total, another 27,000 more to Hachem.

    Hachem has roughly 27,000 in his stack, and it is unclear who has who covered. Hachem tanks for several long minutes, thinking things over. Eventually, Hachem asks, "You got 8-5 kid?"

    After another minute passes or so, Hachem mucks 5-3 for the second nut straight. The table and the crowd that has formed are stunned, and Morgan tables pocket aces.

    After the hand, Morgan is up to 96,300. Hachem is sitting with just under 25,000.

    lolz
    wp by both


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 2,793 ✭✭✭bops


    nicnicnic wrote: »
    from wpt site

    lol joe reads souls

    Jordan Morgan and Joe Hachem were involved in a hand that went into the break. In the end, Hachem made a lay down that one professional claimed is "the worst fold in the history of poker."

    Jordan Morgan raises to 700 and is called by three players including Joe Hachem on the button.

    The flop comes A-7-4 and everyone checks. The turn is a 6 and Morgan bets 2,000. Hachem quickly raises to 7,000. Morgan takes a few moments and reraises to 12,000. Hachem puts in yet another reraise to 22,000. Then Morgan moves all in for 49,000 total, another 27,000 more to Hachem.

    Hachem has roughly 27,000 in his stack, and it is unclear who has who covered. Hachem tanks for several long minutes, thinking things over. Eventually, Hachem asks, "You got 8-5 kid?"

    After another minute passes or so, Hachem mucks 5-3 for the second nut straight. The table and the crowd that has formed are stunned, and Morgan tables pocket aces.

    After the hand, Morgan is up to 96,300. Hachem is sitting with just under 25,000.

    i am turning off the pc now and going directly to bed in fear of massive monkey tilt which i can feel building up in the back of my head


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 3,724 ✭✭✭nicnicnic


    pay out structure 545 players


    100 paid and 6th gets 1/12 of what 1st gets, pretty fcuked up

    1 $3,389,140
    2 $1,714,800
    3 $923,355
    4 $593,645
    5 $395,725
    6 $263,815
    7 $237,435
    8 $211,050
    9 $184,670
    10 $158,290
    11-15 $131,910
    16-20 $105,525
    21-30 $79,145
    31-40 $65,955
    41-50 $52,765
    51-100 $39,570


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,070 ✭✭✭Ollieboy


    nicnicnic wrote: »
    pay out structure 545 players


    100 paid and 6th gets 1/12 of what 1st gets, pretty fcuked up

    1 $3,389,140
    2 $1,714,800
    3 $923,355
    4 $593,645
    5 $395,725
    6 $263,815
    7 $237,435
    8 $211,050
    9 $184,670
    10 $158,290
    11-15 $131,910
    16-20 $105,525
    21-30 $79,145
    31-40 $65,955
    41-50 $52,765
    51-100 $39,570


    20% of field getting paid, pretty sick and will turn people away from this event next year. I read recently that some people recking on 5% get paid to make the game more profitable for better players, ie 10th gets paid twice as much as the old system


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 3,724 ✭✭✭nicnicnic


    nicnicnic wrote: »
    The flop comes A-7-4 and everyone checks. The turn is a 6 and Morgan bets 2,000. Hachem quickly raises to 7,000. Morgan takes a few moments and reraises to 12,000. Hachem puts in yet another reraise to 22,000. .

    been thinking about this hand, minraising filth both of m


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 3,724 ✭✭✭nicnicnic


    Ollieboy wrote: »
    20% of field getting paid, pretty sick and will turn people away from this event next year. I read recently that some people recking on 5% get paid to make the game more profitable for better players, ie 10th gets paid twice as much as the old system


    5% could be a good idea but I think payout structures should be a little flatter at the top to discourage deals


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6,646 ✭✭✭cooker3


    Don't the WPT ban deals completely?


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 158 ✭✭HighFinance


    The Irish going into day 2:

    152. Padraig Parkinson - 72,075
    AVERAGE - 64,727
    197. Sylvester Geoghegan - 60,675
    305. Alan Smurfit - 40,700
    413. Andrew Black - 11,800

    Full chip counts here http://www.cardplayer.com/tournaments/live_updates/14236

    b.


  • Subscribers Posts: 32,911 ✭✭✭✭5starpool


    How many left? (I can't read that link in work).


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 762 ✭✭✭Duff Man Jr.


    The Irish going into day 2:

    152. Padraig Parkinson - 72,075
    AVERAGE - 64,727
    197. Sylvester Geoghegan - 60,675
    305. Alan Smurfit - 40,700
    413. Andrew Black - 11,800

    Full chip counts here http://www.cardplayer.com/tournaments/live_updates/14236

    b.

    164. Donnacha O'Dea - 67,725


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 3,441 ✭✭✭Killme00


    5starpool wrote: »
    How many left? (I can't read that link in work).

    Mon Apr 21 01:08:34 PDT 2008
    Official Chip Counts
    There were 421 total survivors from the first two starting days, and the official chip counts have been


  • Subscribers Posts: 32,911 ✭✭✭✭5starpool


    There must have been more that 545 entries then if there are 421 left after the first 2 starting days? I'm guessing that the 545 number was for day 1b?


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 4,751 ✭✭✭BigCityBanker


    5starpool wrote: »
    There must have been more that 545 entries then if there are 421 left after the first 2 starting days? I'm guessing that the 545 number was for day 1b?

    im not sure Dom - you start with 500bb's and a long clock, also its a pretty long event.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 2,793 ✭✭✭bops


    if the starting stack was 50k then there were only 545 runners going by the average (thicko's!!)


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  • Subscribers Posts: 32,911 ✭✭✭✭5starpool


    Oh right. Didn't know the starting stack was 50k.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 2,793 ✭✭✭bops


    5starpool wrote: »
    Oh right. Didn't know the starting stack was 50k.

    either did i - im just guessin' :pac::pac:


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,156 ✭✭✭cuterob


    there wasn't as many this year as there was last year.. there was only 134 eliminations from the two starting days.. 545 started altogether

    i presume padraig parkinson is backed for the wpt events?


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 5,406 ✭✭✭Goodluck2me


    cuterob wrote: »
    there wasn't as many this year as there was last year.. there was only 134 eliminations from the two starting days.. 545 started altogether

    i presume padraig parkinson is backed for the wpt events?

    I hope he wins as ive 5% of him.


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 11,318 ✭✭✭✭mdwexford


    From Cardplayer......

    Nam Le was originally seated at the same table as his brother, Allen, but they were separated because they were in the same family. Some tournament directors separate family members, while others let the random draw fall where it may. There are good arguments for both sides, but regardless, Nam Le and his brother are now separated.

    Never heard of that before??!!


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 3,724 ✭✭✭nicnicnic


    The Irish going into day 2:

    152. Padraig Parkinson - 72,075
    AVERAGE - 64,727
    197. Sylvester Geoghegan - 60,675
    305. Alan Smurfit - 40,700
    413. Andrew Black - 11,800

    Full chip counts here http://www.cardplayer.com/tournaments/live_updates/14236

    b.



    Parkinson up to 125k
    Blacl 90k


  • Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 6,956 ✭✭✭CHD


    wp Black

    now to go deep and donk it off!!


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,296 ✭✭✭valor


    mdwexford wrote: »
    From Cardplayer......

    Nam Le was originally seated at the same table as his brother, Allen, but they were separated because they were in the same family. Some tournament directors separate family members, while others let the random draw fall where it may. There are good arguments for both sides, but regardless, Nam Le and his brother are now separated.

    Never heard of that before??!!

    how did one of them manage to get called 'Nam' and the other guy is called Allen?


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 525 ✭✭✭WH BONNEY


    The story goes that their parents taught it was a good idea to give them different names.
    They felt if they were both called Allen it could be a little confusing, hence they came up with a second name "Nam".


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 754 ✭✭✭robinblinds


    valor wrote: »
    how did one of them manage to get called 'Nam' and the other guy is called Allen?
    :D
    my thinking exactly...
    Maybe one was named after the war and the other after the old West Ham player...youngest player to play at an FA Cup Final at Wembley?


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