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Thu Jan 18 2007 08:04 GMT | Posted by Reporter
Final Table Chipcounts
Jimmy "Gobooboy" Fricke $5.175M
Gus Hansen $4.845M
Andrew Black $2.1M
Kristy Gazes $1.05M
Julius Colman $785K
Marc Karam $535K
Hans Martin Vogl $455K -
Thu Jan 18 2007 05:49 GMT | Posted by Reporter
It's Over for Today
Jakob Glassl moves all-in with
after Jimmy Fricke had limped. Jimmy makes the call and tables 
. All it takes is a 
on the flop and we have our bubble-boy.
Jakob Glassl finishes 8th.
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Thu Jan 18 2007 05:36 GMT | Posted by Reporter
Aggression
Jimmy Fricke shows
after pushing Jakib Glassl off of his 200K reraise. Jimmy moved all-in and Jakob laid it down and Jimmy showed his hand. -
Thu Jan 18 2007 05:28 GMT | Posted by Reporter
Jakob Glassl Doubles Up
With
Jakob doubles thru Julius Colman. -
Thu Jan 18 2007 05:27 GMT | Posted by Reporter
Once Again the Rule Debate Comes Up
Can a player ask to see cards before they are in a called hand.
The question is raised whether Andy was suggesting collusion.
The tournament director was asked if that was the only reason to see those cards and he eplied: "The rule is primarily to prevent collusion."
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Thu Jan 18 2007 05:17 GMT | Posted by Reporter
This is an Official Complaint
If you want media coverage of a poker tournament you have to show us the action. Gus Hansen just took about 150K from Marc Karam but I cannot report the action because the camera feed showed us the tournament trophy rather than the tabled cards.
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Thu Jan 18 2007 05:05 GMT | Posted by Reporter
Black Chat
"Come on girl get into it," Andy playfully chides Kristy Gazes to get involved in a pot.
Not that anyone but Gus and Jimmy Fricke are doing much gambling.
Jakob Glassl is all-in but gets no callers. -
Thu Jan 18 2007 04:58 GMT | Posted by Reporter
Gus, Gus, and Gus
Pushing on nearly every hand Gus is taking down blinds and antes, which equal 85K a hand.
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Thu Jan 18 2007 04:54 GMT | Posted by Reporter
Gus vs. Jimmy #2
and Gus takes those chips back with a big turn bet on the next hand.
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Thu Jan 18 2007 04:50 GMT | Posted by Reporter
Jimmy vs. Gus
Jimmy Fricke pushes Gus off a blank blank blank flop and picks up a 100K pot.
Started 14th Jan, 2007
