The After-Dinner Rush...
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2007 World Series of Poker Europe (WSOPE)
Event 1 - £2,500 Horse
Day: 1
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2007 World Series of Poker Europe (WSOPE)
Buy-in
£2,500
Prize Pool
£262,500
Entries
105
Level
17
Blinds
10,000 / 20,000
Ante
0
Barny Scooped
The Hendon Mobster found himself in a three-way pot with Kirk Morrison and Per Erik Loeff, all three of them coming along for the ride on a flop of
(in-position Morrison betting). A fourth player had reached the flop, perilously short-stacked Bruno Fitoussi, who thought for a while before deciding that this was not the hand on which to commit his remaining 1,600 chips.The turn:
. Now Kirk Morrison bet when it was checked to him (800) and got just one player calling: Small blind Boatman. The river brought the 
and again Barny Boatman check-called a bet, showing 
."I don't have a low..." advised Morrison.
"I knew I didn't like that ace," he said as Kirk Morrison's
took the whole lot anyway.
Ashby Tastes Felt
showing. Looking rather disgruntled, his table then departed leaving little ole me with just one table to cover before I join my colleagues downstairs in the main room.
Ah, it's a hard life.
Well-Read
As action was about to start, I walked by Justin Bonomo and noticed him reading 'Establishing a Tight Table Image' by Allen Cunningham. Knowing of Justin's aggressive style and reputation, I leaned down and told him "Justin, I don't think it's gonna work." Justin (in the three seat) laughed and replied, "Yeah, but there's another reason to read it," and nodded his head across the table -- Allen Cunningham was in the six seat.
Cards Are Back in the Air!
Level: 4
Blinds: 200/400
Ante: 0
The Al Gore of Poker
Gary has always been a chatty, amicable personality among the poker scene, but recently he has startled a few onlookers with his bright green hair. When I inquired about his new Riddler-esque hairdo, the reply was a surprising one:
"I'm actually trying to create a bit of awareness about climate changes and global warming," commented Gary, "so any online commentary you can give me on the topic would be most welcomed."
Your wish is my command Gary, and although you look admittedly ridiculous at this point in time, I commend your efforts in using poker as a base of raising social awareness, much like the Ante Up For Africa event that we witnessed last night.
Poker-wise, Gary is actually playing in today's HORSE event, running well with 16,000. Unfortunately, I'm unable to get my mitts on a picture of Gary and his sparkling barnet, but watch this space.
Buffet Banter
Mark Vos: "I'm a bit bored, no one seems to be getting knocked out."
Barny Boatman: "Kirk Morrison seems to be really tired. He was calling my bets in Razz with high cards, which was odd. I had actually picked up a set of threes, but he wasn't to know that with what I was showing."
Catman: "I was around average for a while but am now down to less than my starting stack after being duped in a three-way pot."
Kevin Daly: "The structure's more deadly than you might think. One hand with reraises and you've dropped 2.5K."
I also had my wits about me in the urinals, but Mel Judah and Pascal Perrault were doing their business in silence. Perhaps they detected a spy in their midst...
PokerNews Video: Robert Mizrachi - HORSE Master
Click here to check out the interview with Robert, along with all the other videos from this event.
When Hunger Strikes
Watch this space for more updates on the increasingly riveting buffet situation.