Macau HK$ 2000000 turboturnering.

Det går åbenbart fint for Gus.
Han har lige vundet en stor pulje med AKo mod AKo, hvor han da lige fik en flush.

pokerace.com/great-dane-chows-down-on-parker/

Nogle med bedre links til update fra turneringen?
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Tror PokerAce er de eneste, der live-reporter.

Ifølge seneste update er Sam Trickett (selvfølgelig) blandt de største stacks.

Og dog, ser også ud til PokerPortal.asia rapporterer.

Det er virkelig turbo. 43 spillere tilbage og turneringen skal afgøres i dag.

35 tilbage nu ifølge Theo på Facebook. Gus Hansen har 460.000, hvilket jeg umiddelbart vil gætte på, placerer ham i den bedre halvdel af feltet.

JP Kelly – 550,000
Gus Hansen – 490,000
Allan Le – 430,000
Devan Tang – 395,000
John Juanda – 390,000
Sam Trickett 330,000
Erik Seidel – 270,000
Phil Ivey – 200,000.

4,000/8,000 with a 1,000 running ante and there are 9.4 million chips in play so this makes the average stack 247,368

Super med Update

Har ikke fulgt så meget med i pokeren på det seneste, men mere eller mindre hver gang jeg tjekker diverse nyhedssites og lignende er Sam Trickett i positiv fokus for en ny præstation, han er jo komplet vanvittig.

Ja, Gus er vist den eneste, som ikke er vildt imponeret over ham.

Break.... or ??

yes....dinner break. Sløve padder der ikke kan komme med counts på 26 spillere i en spisepause. Det er sgu ringe

^^ Super. Tak :)

er generalt ikke særlig imponeret over deres dækning på pokerace

SuperSunino skrev:
yes....dinner break. Sløve padder der ikke kan komme med counts på 26 spillere i en spisepause. Det er sgu ringe

er det ikke pokerace der arrangere turneringen?

da alligevel en okay lille turbo turnering at tage ned ;)

Gus is down to 160. Called a all in shove sitting in the BB from Trickett on the button with A4 and was up against 97s.

Og

Out on AJ vs QQ. One guy opens, Gus raises and John Juanda wakes up with QQ.

Fra Theo's facebook side , opdateret for 6 min siden :-)

kentkay skrev:
Har ikke fulgt så meget med i pokeren på det seneste, men mere eller mindre hver gang jeg tjekker diverse nyhedssites og lignende er Sam Trickett i positiv fokus for en ny præstation, han er jo komplet vanvittig.

16 tilbage nu.

Sam Trickett ‏@Samtrickett1
In the money!! Got 635k at 25/50k ,average stack is 750k! Let's go.....

FT

A heads-up battle can go one of two ways, either it is a long drawn out affair or it’s over really quickly and in this instance it is the latter. After the clock is briefly pause while Nicholas Wong makes his exit Stanley Choi and Zhu Guan Fai settle in for our heads-up confrontation, which is over just as soon as it begins.

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