321 September
September 7, 2008
@ DTD
GUKPT BOLTON 2
September 6, 2008
Day 1b saw 94 contestents shooting it out to be the next GUKPT winner. 30 Players remain with chip leader being Lawrence Gosney.
Player Chip Count
Lawrence Gosney 100700
Mohammed Shoahebe 70450
Dennis Clough 58800
David Laronde 45950
Tony Cascarino 45775
Steve Higton 42900
Jorn Martinsen 37325
Surinder Sunar 36900
Roberto Romanello 36725
Justin Devonport 36625
Greg Hunt 35775
Stefan Raffay 35400
Kenny Burke 32200
Michael Humphries 31450
Sunny Chattha 29000
Philippa Flanders 27575
Bill White 24225
Sid Harris 23475
Kevin Oleary 23025
Ash Hussain 22625
Alan Mower 19100
Gareth Jones 17700
Tim Flanders 17500
Kevin Steward 17000
Andreas Olympios 16425
Waseem Shahid 16075
Andrew Taylor 11800
Alan Vinnicombe 11650
Tim Moreland 9750
Andy Miles 6175
An interesting hand early doors between KevB and the current chip leader:
Lawrence Gosney raises 350 and kevB re raised to 1350 and Lawrence calls. Flop is 9s ks 4c. Lawrence checks and Kev bet 2500, Lawrence re raises and Kev pushes. Kev turns over 2 black aces and Lawrence shows 9c 7d. Turn is a 7. Game Over for Mr Bloor 
GUKPT BOLTON
September 5, 2008
Day one (a of the GUKPT got underway yesterday with a total of 81 runners (a pretty low turnout really) higher expectations for todays day 1 (b. They played down to either 18 players or 500/1000 75. As it happens they were just at the end of that level. when a couple got knocked out on the last hand, leaving 17 to return.
Dominic Rossookh 88750
Sam Trickett 82425
Ali Mallu 76925
Andy Greekfish 65575
James Morgan 64100
Julian Thew 59975
Terence Owens 52575
Dfyed Price 51075
Victor Kaye 47500
Rob Sherwood 40975
Richard Swerling 39825
Steve Craig 30025
Joan Lawler 25525
Paul Gourlay 24574
Steve Walmsley 24300
Miroslaw Klys 19025
Anthony Shields 16825
Yep, Sam Trickett is in the mix once again!
I believe 94 turned up today, with our own kevb playing …………. Best of luck dude!
Poker is Shit
August 31, 2008
I thank you.
That is all
KTHXBYE
DTD FESSIE ROUND UP
August 25, 2008
It looked like the main event was going to be a washout, with only 46 players with 2 minutes to go, however Bank Holiday Traffic was accredited as to the reason of the low turnout. This may have been correct as by the end of level 2 there was a creditable 91 runners for the scheduled 4 day event. Although 91 was not a bad number for a weekday afternoon comp, it was clear that this would be a 3 -dayer maximum. I have to say that this ME was extremely well run and the field was excellent, with all the regular UK circuit players. However it seemed to me that a fish was having the run of his life in this one, the eventual winner could not put a foot wrong, suckout city and big stack bully all fell into place with the greatest of timing. The outcome was as follows;
PLACE PLAYER PRIZE
1 Andrew Tuxworth £15,925
2 Paul Murphy £9,555
3 Przemek Rusin £6,370
4 John Sadler £4,095
5 Paul Gourlay £3,185
6 Richard Hawes £2,275
7 Nichiei Hicks £1,820
8 Adam Goulding £1,365
9 Darren Chadwick £910
The £300 had a similar field as most knockoutees insta bought in for this event ;
PLACE PLAYER PRIZE
1 James Buckley £9,660
2 Tony Salmon £5,796
3 Barrie Sherbert £3,864
4 Neil Blatchly £2,484
5 Fredrik Mikaelsson £1,932
6 Julian Thew £1,380
7 Andrew Oflaherty £1,104
8 Jeff Sharpe £828
9 Lars Arne Kapsto Foss £552
The £100 Double Chance saw the field rise into 3 figures with the results as follows;
PLACE PLAYER PRIZE
1 Oneib Saeed £3,605
2 Ben Ingram £2,163
3 David Noble £1,442
4 Neil Robinson £927
5 Raymond Brown £670
6 Will Mitchell £515
7 John Shaw £361
8 Stephen Jennison £258
9 Anon £206
10 Simon Lee £155
The curious thing was the £200 PL Omaha comp however, as at the start there was only 5 runners, the organizers felt it appropriate to cancel this tournament and held a 60+ field for a £30 Scalp tourny.
A few more PLO players came in and on seeing the PLO comp had been cancelled asked for a £200 PLO one hand flip over, winner takes all (I presume suggested by James Dempsey (Royal Flush aka the Flip King))
9 players stumped up the £200 to play this !!!! Including, Trevor Reardon, Simon Nowab, James Dempsey, Rich Offless, Julian Thew, and Lawrence Gosney (I think) amongst others.
Commentated by Simon Trumper this was the most remarkable hand of the night.
From what I saw this is how it played, first they would see a flop and turn 2 cards, the turn would be dealt, and they would expose another card, then the river and they would finally turn their last card over.
Flop Came
4 7 7 rainbow
Trevor Reardon had K 4
Simon Nowab had A 4
RichEO had Q 8
The rest had rags and only these were really involved.
Turn was an 8
Trevor Reardon showed a rag
Simon Nowab showed a 7 (for 7’s over 4’s) Big Cheer
RichEO shows an 8 (for 8’s over 7’s) Bigger Cheer
Simon slumps
River was a K
Trevor shows another king (for kings over) Huge Cheers
Simon says Gimme quads baby doll and turns over his one outer 7 to a roar of laughter
Doesn’t matter what RichEO had as he was drawing dead.
£1800 in the sky rocket for the DTD man Simon Nowab 
What a hand!!!!!!!!
The Coachman Results
August 23, 2008
The battle in Northwich took place last night, and apparently the beer flowed that much, that everyone is taking a day to recover. I am presuming the night was a great success as always, and the only news so far that i have, is that the hot favourite Tom (Billyboy) Butlin exited first when his aces got cracked by kings ……….. only time will tell, when the mist settles what the actual outcome of this superb bank holiday comp. Just wish I could have made it 
, but then if i had of, i am sure i would still be recovering myself
Bearwood Trial
August 13, 2008
OK so i thought I would experiment with a few different games in a competition format, The game itself was 4000 pts + 2000pt lifeline, so a total of 6000pts on a 30 minute clock. The idea is that this is a cheap way to introduce players into dealers choice, therefore the games allowed were all flop games and called on the button these included : Hold’em, Pineapple, Crazy Pineapple, Irish, Omaha and Super Hold’em. Decided to play myself, and let Sarah have a bash at dealing them (purely to see how it played you understand 
) Game worked a treat to be honest and sure it will take off on Wednesdays. The Winner was Norman, runner up Alan C, I came a miserable 4th after i called Crazy Pineapple with Q J 10, flop came 3 Q J (rainbow) chucked my 10 and hit a Queen on the turn, raised, was re-raised and pushed, against Adrian Everton. He turned over his pair of threes and hit his one outer 3 on the river grrrrrrrrrrrrr bye bye me.
Thinking of running a series of games BSOP ( Bearwood Series of Poker) in the near future, watch this space!!
GUKPT Result
August 11, 2008
Sam Trickett continues his assault on the poker world this year, after his remarkable cash in the $5k event at the WSOP, he hit the third day of the GUKPT as massive chip leader with 12 players left.
Final 12 Man Chip Counts
Sam Trickett 942,000
David La Ronde 521,000
James Mitchell 375,000
Martin Jarvis 338,000
Andreas Milhail 325,000
Paul Noury 282,500
Martin Green 222,000
Wayne Mardle 220,000
Paul Rigg 200,500
Iwan Jones 138,000
Stuart Rutter 125,000
Peter Arrigoni 88,000
This was the final days chip count, and the result was as follows
4th…..£30,100…..Martin Jarvis
5th…..£23,500…..Martin Green
6th…..£17,850…..Peter Arrigoni
7th…..£14,100…..Wayne Mardle
8th…..£11,300…..Stuart Rutter
9th…..£8,450…..Andreas Mihail
10th…..£5,650…..Paul Noury
11th…..£3,750…..Iwan Jones
12th…..£3,750…..Paul Rigg
3 players out they decided to chop it for £60k each and play for the title and £35k
James Mitchell exited 3rd and everyone settled down for an epic heads up battle, which was not to be as it lasted one hand. David La Ronde was the recipiant of the unfortunate hand that gave Sam Trickett the Extra £35k and the title of GUKPT champion Luton. Big congratulations to him, and i don’t think it will be the last we hear of him this year, lets just hope he can keep his cool at some of these venues and doesn’t twat anymore doormen
GUKPT
August 8, 2008
The GUKPT kicked off in Luton yesterday with 191 runners day 1a looked like this:
Seating arrangements at start of play
Table 1
1…..Dave Penly
2…..Phillip Mildon
3…..Tony Ringe
4…..David Amos
5…..Martin Jarvis
6…..Colin Bord
7…..Ricky Vedhara
8…..Pete Linton
9…..Daniel Samson
Table 2
1…..Olaf Zeeuw
2…..Mohammed Zahour
3…..R Nicholas
4…..Lawrence Windish
5…..Richard Scott
6…..Alexander Masterman
7…..Richard Pain
8…..Pippa Flanders
9…..Graham Rogers
Table 3
1…..Mark Dalimore
2…..Peter Singleton
3…..Paul Crowson
4…..Mortis Schmejkal
5…..Phil Cooklin
6…..Paul Bellamy
7…..Justin Oshaughnessy
8…..Karl Mahrenholz
9…..Matthias Willsch
Table 4
1…..Anthony Chapman
2…..Matthew Waddington
3…..Julian Peschal
4…..Leon Campbell
5…..Aaron Cooke
6…..Hugh Frew
7…..Edna Adams
8…..Gits Franceso
9…..Graham Wheldo
Table 5
1…..Kevin O Leary
2…..Richard Gryko
3…..Mohammed Ali
4…..William Davies
5…..Andy Bradshaw
6…..David Sargent
7…..D Lloyd
8…..Dave Colclough
9…..Clevedon Buntyn
Table 6
1…..Glen Altham
2…..K Allen
3…..Jerome O Shea
4…..Nick Gibson
5…..Nathan Lee
6…..Ken Lam
7…..Priyan De Mel
8…..Adam Stoneham
9…..David Evans
Table 7
1…..William Hardie
2…..David La Ronde
3…..Tom McCready
4…..Daniel Stoate
5…..James Reid
6…..Craig Bickerton
7…..Danny Livett
8…..Joe Grech
9…..Ian Woodley
Table 8
1…..Nick Slade
2…..Trevor Pearson
3…..Tom Middleton
4…..James Dempsey
5…..Alan Davies
6…..Gary Adjemian
7…..Dave Anderson
8…..Peter Wood
9…..Jeff Duval
Table 9
1…..Rayeez Mulla
2…..Kay Bushby
3…..Martins Adeniya
4…..Gareth Teatum
5…..Kuljindar Sidhu
6…..Andreas Mihail
7…..David Seear
8…..Robert Boon
9…..Iain Bowden
Table 10
1…..Paul Leckey
2…..Steve Jelenik
3…..Richard Ashby
4…..Daniel Wicks
5…..Paul Mendes
6…..Gary Wilson
7…..Dara O Kearney
8…..Michael Greco
9…..Mickhael McCloskey
Table 11
1…..Jen Mason
2…..Howard Whittingham
3…..Steve Craig
4…..Ian Farrel
5…..Paul Vicary
6…..Paul Hassan Mehmet
7…..Andy Warnes
8…..Sam Trickett
9…..Marc Goodwin
Table 12
1…..Michael Vassiliou
2…..Paul Noury
3…..Stephen Basri
4…..Alan Mansbridge
5…..Stephen Kirk
6…..Mark Abraham
7…..Jon Brown
8…..Graham Pound
9…..Barry Carter
Table 13
1…..David Binstock
2…..Richard Furse
3…..Trevor Reardon
4…..Karim Louis
5…..Scott Chaudhry
6…..Sami Yusuf
7…..Desmond Jonas
8…..Lalit Khajura
9…..Rob Ellis
Table 14
1…..Anthony Mackay
2…..Jeffrey Rogers
3…..Dominic Kay
4…..Iwan Jones
5…..Gary Mills
6…..
7…..Martyn Cavanagh
8…..Ian Cox
9…..Patrick Kelly
Table 15
1…..Kevin Bloor
2…..Torstein Iverson
3…..Steve Read
4…..Steve Tucker
5…..Francis Scilio
6…..Mark Friedman
7…..Nik Persaud
8…..Ergun Macit
9…..John McGrane
Table 16
1…..Simon Galloway
2…..Terry Farmer
3…..Nik Stylianou
4…..Martin Robinson
5…..Mickey Wernick
6…..Daniel Edgington
7…..Andre Wagner
8…..Maurice McCarthy
9…..Tim Flanders
Table 17
1…..Tony Cascarino
2…..Alan Stearn
3…..Alan Gray
4…..James McBride
5…..David Gregory
6…..L Windish
7…..Francisco Gargallo
8…..Scott O Reilly
9…..Ian Frazer
Table 18
1…..Raymond Hammer
2…..Connor Smyth
3…..Tracey Dell
4…..Christopher Kyriacou
5…..Brad Shaw
6…..Tony Kendall
7…..Praz Bansi
8…..Neil Bethune
Table 19
1…..Terence Owens
2…..Gurindar Purewell
3…..Richard Lynch
4…..Chris Moorman
5…..Richard Prew
6…..K Dionysiou
7…..N Tang
8…..Panicos Ellinas
Table 20
1…..Jeff Kimber
2…..Jeff Sharpe
3…..Andy Andreou
4…..Nicholas Crisp
5…..Mick Fletcher
6…..William Martin
7…..Michael Piper
8…..Alex Martin
I am sure you will agree that this is one amazing line up, proving the popularity of the GUKPT tour, first prize is expected to be well over £100k as day 1b will probably have a similar amount of runners
56 players made it to day 2 with the chip leader who has over 100k in chips and noteably an online qualifer. The average is 32,000 and Craig Bickerton is just above that, unfortunately UKPL’s Kev Bloor exited mid session. The 56 look like this
Player - Chip Counts
La Ronde, David - 100425
Stoneham, Adam - 67300
Dempsey, James - 65025
Jelinek, Steve - 63225
Gregory, David - 59625
Foltyn, Paul - 58800
Frazer, Ian - 55650
Bethune, Neil - 55575
Flanders, Tim - 53100
Purewal, Gurinde - 52050
Cox, Ian - 50975
Furse, Richard - 43600
Flanders, Phillipa - 43250
Green, Martin - 41775
Chapman, Anthony - 41725
Farrel, Ian - 39450
Rogers, Jeffery - 39175
Kyriacou, Christo - 37250
Persaud, Nikhil - 37100
Robinson, Martin - 37025
Warnes, Andy - 35425
Gibson, Nick - 35225
Bickerton, Craig - 34525
Zahour, Mohammed - 33950
Bradshaw, Andy - 32500
Davis, Alan - 32475
Trickett, Sam - 32275
Brown, Jon - 31725
Moorman, Chris - 31725
Jones, Iwan - 31100
Martin, William - 30925
Wheldon, Graham - 30250
Jonas, Desmond - 28550
Yusuf, Sami - 28375
Wernick, Mickey - 27000
Clark, David - 26975
Martin, Alex - 26450
Mihail, Andreas - 25875
O’Kearney, Dara - 25450
Scott, Richard - 25100
Jarvis, Martin - 24550
Tucker, Steve - 24500
Litman, Bernard - 23525
Gryko, Richard - 22775
Bowden, Iain - 22025
Ringe, Tony - 21425
Sargeant, David - 18675
Seear, David - 18350
Pearson, Trevor - 17900
Mildon, Philip - 17300
Ellinas, Panicos - 14150
Rogers, Graham - 11250
Frew, Hugh - 9900
Binstock, David - 8325
Eminoglu, Yucel - 8125
Whittingham, Howard - 3225
All the best from UKPL to Craig Bickerton and Mick Jagger who plays later today.
Stoke or Nottingham?
August 4, 2008
As stated in an earlier post, the details, results and conclusion of the big freezeout weekend.
The Result of the £300 DTD Freezeout is as follows:
| Entry: £300 | Game: Hold Em |
| Registration: £30 | Limit: No Limit |
| Starting Chips: 10000 | Type: Freezeout |
| Total Entries: 116 | Special: Regular |
| Total Prizepool: £34,800 |
| PLACE | PLAYER | PRIZE |
| 1 | Michael Humphries | £12,180 |
| 2 | Thomas Grundy | £7,134 |
| 3 | Tony Salmon | £4,698 |
| 4 | Michael Wernick | £3,132 |
| 5 | Matthew Wadham | £2,262 |
| 6 | Chris Cancelliere | £1,566 |
| 7 | Lee Rawson | £1,218 |
| 8 | Daniel Ward | £870 |
| 9 | Stuart Langford | £696 |
| 10 | Gary Orme | £522 |
| 11 | Philip Clarke | £522 |
Heres where it gets interesting, Sunday saw the £200 and £100 FO at DTD, but Stoke had their anniversary £100 FO with £2000 added. As I work at DTD the chances of me being able to play were very slim, however the 5 O’clock £200 Freezeout only attracted a very disappointing 33 runners. Result:
| Entry: £200 | Game: Hold Em |
| Registration: £20 | Limit: No Limit |
| Starting Chips: 7500 | Type: Freezeout |
| Total Entries: 33 | Special: Regular |
| Total Prizepool: £6,600 |
| PLACE | PLAYER | PRIZE |
| 1 | Habib Chatoo | £2,970 |
| 2 | Simon Jude | £1,782 |
| 3 | Sadikiah Tapper | £1,188 |
| 4 | Peter Conduit | £660 |
As this event was very quiet, a colleague and myself zipped over to Stoke Circus to partake in the added value tournie, in the car we chatted about a 10% saver. Deal done
The turnout was fantastic for this tournament which attracted about 160 players, so a total prizepool of £18,000. I also had another 10% with a good friend. I played the worst poker of my life, confirming my dislike for hold’em btw, and I was out before the first break. However my two 10%’s were doing great, and both in with 17 players left…….15 got paid i believe (I was busy in the cash games ). My first 10% got eliminated in 16th place . But Joe Wrigley, a DTD colleague, was playing out of his skin. He reached the final as the second shorstack. To everyone’s surprise the chip daddy, suggested that everyone should chop for £1000 each and play for the rest 1st 2nd and 3rd. My Jockey bit his hand off and then knuckled down to accrue some chips (and doing a fine job!!!) 6 players out the chip daddy suggested chopping it for £2000 for the top 5 and £1900 for the short stack. Joe at this stage wanted to play on, but felt that because he was offered such a good deal at the start, it would be rude not to, even though he was second chip leader. Deal done, they then proceeded to do the all-in fest for the trophy, of which an out of towner won. But many congratulation go to Bionic Bill from UKPokerlife who also recieved £2000 after having a long break from poker.
So while the atmosphere was buzzing in Stoke, the £100 at DTD got an even more disappointing 59 runners. Result:
| Entry: £100 | Game: Hold Em |
| Registration: £10 | Limit: No Limit |
| Starting Chips: 5000 | Type: Freezeout |
| Total Entries: 59 | Special: Regular |
| Total Prizepool: £5,900 |
| PLACE | PLAYER | PRIZE |
| 1 | Pat Kelley | £2,183 |
| 2 | Andy Coughlan | £1,357 |
| 3 | Jennifer Mason | £885 |
| 4 | Daniel Ball | £531 |
| 5 | David Mundle | £413 |
| 6 | Paul Jackson | £295 |
| 7 | Andrew Murphy | £236 |
I will post Stoke Stanleys results as soon as they are recieved, however the big winner was Stanleys Stoke, that was buzzing, like it was in the old days. The reason is undoubtedly the £2000 added, but if you take the £10 reg fee out they put on the show adding only £400!!! For the custom it brought in and the atmosphere, it is something that should be seriously considered as a regular event. IT WOULD DEFINATELY GET THE RUNNERS!!!
Well done Andy! aka Blazing Saddler
Broadway Festival Results
July 30, 2008
Sun, 20 Jul 2008£100 No Limit Texas Holdem Freezeout |
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Mon, 21 Jul 2008£100 No Limit Texas Holdem Rebuy |
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Tue, 22 Jul 2008£200 No Limit Texas Holdem with 1 Rebuy or 1 Addon |
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Wed, 23 Jul 2008£300 No Limit Texas Holdem Double Chance Freezeout |
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Sat, 26 Jul 2008£1000 No Limit Texas Holdem Freezeout Main Event |
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Sun, 27 Jul 2008£100 No Limit Texas Holdem Freezeout |
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Congratulations to Fari Badiemansour for taking the £100 rebuy, Pete Evans for taking down the £100 freezeout, Dave Colclough for taking down the £200 + 1 rebuy and the local lady who is on fire Michelle “Golden Lady” Sheills for taking 2nd in 2 events for £4220 All these players are locals, so a big well done for keeping the dosh in Brum
But the biggest congratulations must go to the winner of the main event, Mick McCool who is smashing the UK final tables in these kind of events, for six!! The festival in the main was attended very well, although 45 runners for the main event is a bit disappointing and on a par with DTD’s main event just held, in which they got 79 runners for a £750 ME (Mick McCool was 7th in that btw for £2,370)
Another strange attendee at Broadway, was James Browning, I say this because, as i was watching the updates, a letter came through my door telling me (as a shareholder) that the company he had founded PokerPoka ltd had just gone tits up!
Summary of Virgin Poker Festival
June 30, 2008
This weekend saw the 3rd Virgin Festival, which comprises of Poker, Wii Bowling, and lots of alcohol.
259 runners qualified online for the Main Event Live tournament, held at Dusk Till Dawn in Nottingham, 10,000pts 30 min clock 2 day event. Other events included a scalps tournament, an STT’d qualification MTT, DTD’s regular £50 FO which Virgin added 50,000 air miles for the winner. Virgin also put bounties on a couple of heads, to include a Hot Air Balloon trip, Rally Driving Days etc.
The Main Event was won by PuntersLounge member Stephen “MadDuke” Docherty aka Scaramoosh on Virgin.
The 50,000 Air miles and the £50 FO winner was blondepoker member Douglas “Jizzemm”Lindsay.
The STT Challenge was won by Garry Wilson, and the Terminator comp was won by Dafydd Jones.
The forum team event was won by EatMyStack, however yet again UKPL wasn’t invited to play the team event, even with our record at team events, maybe it is designed to give others a chance.
UKPL did have a little success however with 2 members Jon Titley (JonT) and Julie Holloway (Jools) getting deep in the main event, despite entering day 2 both short stacked.
Jools (who gained entry via the Golden Ticket route) came a respectable 10th place for £465
And JonT played out of his skin and was unlucky to finish 7th for £1,160
UKpokerinfo salutes you both!!!
Virgin also announced the date and Venue for their 4th Festival, somewhat controversially it will be held at Loose Cannons, in London on 28th 29th September. (at exactly the same time as the WSOPE), numbers won’t be as high as at DTD (due to size of venue) looking at a cap of 210 players.
Qualification for this event has already begun on some forums.
Top 20 Cardroom Results
June 25, 2008
Results Courtesy of aworldofpoker.com
| Birmingham | Nottingham |
| · Broadway Casino | · Dusk Till Dawn |
| · Gala Birmingham | Stoke |
| · Rainbow Casino | · Grosvenor Stoke |
| Blackpool | · Stanley Circus Stoke |
| · Blackpool “G” | London |
| · Circus Blackpool | · The Vic |
| Bolton | Liverpool |
| · Grosvenor Bolton | · Leo’s Liverpool |
| Coventry | · Stanley Circus Liverpool |
| · The Isle of Capri | Stockport |
| Manchester | · Casino 36 |
| · Manchester “G” | · Gala Stockport |
| Walsall | Newcastle |
| · Grosvenor Walsall jct10 | · Aspers Newcastle |
| Luton | Bristol |
| · Luton “G” | · Gala Harbourside Bristol |
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GCBPT Bristol RESULT
June 23, 2008
Neil Blatchley Wins GCBPT Main Event…Prizepool
Total…..£129,500
1st…..£40,750…..Neil Blatchley
2nd…..£24,000…..Marcus Farthing
3rd…..£16,000…..James Dempsey
4th…..£10,000…..Mickey Punn
5th…..£6,500…..Ricky Vedhara
6th…..£4,000…..Rana Gurnam
7th…..£3,200…..Jamie Reeve
8th…..£2,600…..David Maudlin
9th…..£2,400…..Trevor Pearson
1st and 2nd did a deal and split £60k, £30k each and played for another 4 grand, the trophy and the seat in the main event later this year.
GCBPT Day 1b
June 22, 2008
26 players return to join the 28 from day 1a later today for the big cheese!
Final Counts - Day 1B Lam Trinh 152500
Trevor Pearson 87600
Mike Williams 78800
Michael Punn 76100
Farzan Javad 75300
Neil Blatchley 53000
Raymond Slater 53000
Nick Scott 49200
Marcus Farthing 48800
Richard Lewis 48800
Adam Newby 47900
Mike Cummings 47900
George Stewart 45800
James Gilbert 43000
Anthony Connway 40800
Richard Cole 35000
Nick Ferro 33400
Dave Woods 31600
Lee Richardson 29200
Ceri Rees 24900
Scott Morrison 24900
Tony Corrolla 19300
S Loghlin 19100
Jon Young 18300
Harpit Gurnam 15400
Gabrielle Dagostino 9700
Ram Vaswani
June 21, 2008
Ram Vaswani of the infamous Hendon Mob, has been chip leader of the $10,000 Omaha Hi/lo event at the WSOP all day and finishes the Blue Ribbon event ahead of the field, with the GOB himself ( Mike Matusow) , breathing down his neck in second place. 235 players stumped up the $10k, and they are now down to the wire going into the final day.
18 players left
Day 1a Chip Counts at GCBPT
June 21, 2008
28 players remaining:
Rickie Vedhara 104,100
Jamie Reeve 91,900
James Gawen 82,900
John Taramas 77,900
David Anstice 75,900
Scott McCarthy 72,400
Peter Wigglesworth 60,100
Brenin Williams 53,500
David Maudlin 48,100
James Dempsey 44,900
Matt Dale 42,700
Roy Milton 39,800
Chao Li 39,600
Neil Sillick 36,400
Frank Flanagan 35,600
Andrew Gibb 32,300
Steven Johnston 31,700
Owen Lock 30,700
Steve Milton 28,300
Ashley Brown 26,500
Paul Munday 26,100
Julian Thew 25,700
Paul Loughlin 25,000
Graham Pound 24,900
Peter Leeper 21,200
Stefan Borrman 20,300
Scott Henry 19,300
Mark Cawthra 12,200
DTD 9th-15th June
June 16, 2008
| Mon 9th Jun £30+5 Scalps 1. M Dagia 2. W Ip 3. R Bostridge 4. T Lowe 5. A James Full Result… |
Tues 10th Jun £30+5 Rebuy 1. W Ashraf 2. A Bernard 3. H Rehman 4. M Demetriou 5. M Wadham Full Result… |
Wed 11th Jun £25+5 NLH FO 1. T Rolfe 2. M Orrell 3. P Kirk 4. A Mavani 5. J Betts Full Result… |
Wed 11th Jun £40+5 PLO Rebuy 1. K Squires 2. D Willis 3. R Berridge 4. Q Hussain 5. S Nowab Full Result… |
Thur 12th Jun £50+5 NLH FO 1. M Lofthouse 2. J Thew 3. T Rolfe 4. H Mahboubi 5. K Noble Full Result… |
| Fri 13th Jun £20+5 Rebuy 1. L Rawson 2. S Hartland 3. A Ciesieski 4. S Lowe 5. E Smith Full Result… |
Sat 14th Jun £200+20 NLH DC 1. Y Eminoglu 2. M Jones 3. R Berridge 4. P JacksonFull Result… |
Sat 14th Jun £50+5 NLH FO 1. N Cartwright 2. A Woods 3. P Scott 4. J Akhter 5. N Baxter Full Result… |
Sun 15th Jun £30+5 NLH FO 1. P Fowell 2. J Sully 3. D Outterside 4. P Spencer 5. G Kennedy Full Result… |
Sun 15th Jun £100+10 Rebuy 1. C Ellinas 2. A Woods 3. J Cole 4. P Conduit 5. J Miah Full Result… |
Stoke Circus Weekly Winners 5th-11th June
June 12, 2008
This Weeks Hall of Fame in Stoke goes to
Paul Jones (winner of the £25 NLHE Freezeout on Thursday 5th June) £405 53 runners, prize pool £1325
F Hussain (winner of the £10 NLHE Rebuy on Friday 6th June) £470 62 runners, Prize Pool £2330
Nick Hayes (winner of the £20 NLHE Rebuy on Saturday 7th June) £270 53 runners, Prize Pool £1060
Dale Leighton (winner of the £20 Round of Each Freezeout on 8th June) £90 10 runners, Prize Pool £200
M Pogonowski (winner of the £50/£50 NLHE league playoff) £1005 81 runners, Prize Pool £3400
Dale Leighton (winner of the £25 NLHE Semi Freezeout) £425 30 runners, Prize Pool £1125
Angela Harrington (winner of the £20 NLHE Freezeout) £330 47 runners, Prize Pool £940
Ian Harvey (winner of the £15 NLHE Freezeout) £205 39 runners, Prize Pool £885
UKPI would like to congratulate all on their tournament wins!!