PartyPoker Premier League 2008
No Limit Hold Em
Day: 6
Hand 5
Flop and a 3,000 bet from Duke is called.
Turn is the and Duke fires another barrel with Luske holding the nuts. He just calls her 6,000 bet.
River is the Duke checks and gives up but Luske checks behind.
He turns over his hand saying, "I have a six."
He misread his hand but wouldn't have extracted any more from Duke anyway.
Only five hands in and the flying Dutchman already has almost half the chips in play.
Hand 4
Flop:
Scharf bet 20,000 and Luske called.
Turn: and both players checked.
River:
Luske bet 20,000 and Scharf made the call. Luske took the pot with two pair.
Hand 3
Hand 2
Hand 1: A Moment of Madness From Frazer
Incredibly, Ian Frazer moves from the big blind for all of his starting stack on the first hand with .
Luske: "It must be aces."
Frazer: "I'm not strong."
Luske: "You're not strong? You should be."
Frazer: "I just want to get them in there."
Luske: "Okay I call, how can I lay down kings?"
Flop and a flush draw for Frazer!
Turn is the
River is the
Luske eliminates Frazer.
What this also means is that Phil Hellmuth is relegated from the PartyPoker.com Premier League, as he needed Vicky Coren not to pick up any points.
Players Are Taking Their Seats
Seat 2: Ian Frazer
Seat 3: Alex Kravchenko
Seat 4: Vicky Coren
Seat 5: Annie Duke
Seat 6: Marcel Luske
Join us From 12PM for the Final Heats
Tony G and Andrew Black have already secured their places in the grand final.
No player has been mathematically relegated just yet, but Phil Hellmuth needs a win and an extraordinary sequence of events to happen to make the heads up playoffs.
Heat 11:
Marcel Luske
Ian Frazer
Annie Duke
Vicky Coren
Alex Kravchenko
Eddy Scharf
Heat 12:
Phil Hellmuth
Tony G
Roland de Wolfe
Dave Ulliott
Juha Helppi
Andy Black
Player: Points/Heats played
Tony G: 33/5
Andy Black: 32/5
Roland de Wolfe: 20/5
Annie Duke: 18/5
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Eddy Scharf: 17/5
Alex Kravchenko: 17/5
Marcel Luske: 16/5
Vicky Coren: 14/5
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Dave Ulliott: 10/5
Juha Helppi: 9/5
Ian Frazer: 9/5
Phil Hellmuth: 5/5