Break Delayed
The scheduled break has been postponed as they continue to play hand for hand on the bubble.
The scheduled break has been postponed as they continue to play hand for hand on the bubble.
Level: 16
Blinds: 4,000/8,000
Ante: 1,000
No bust outs but Kfir Ivgi got a double up shoving with for 3 bbs and getting called by .
The board ran out .
Ivgi survived to double up and was a very happy man.
Player | Chips | Progress |
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Kfir Ivgi | 65,000 | -83,500 |
Play can tend to slow dramatically at the bubble. But while you wait, we have plenty of action for you.
The tournament is now on the bubble and they are playing hand for hand.
It folded to Steve Watts in the small blind who moved all in with but unfortunately for Watts the player in the big blind had and Watts couldn’t get lucky and bust agonisingly close to the money.
With 52 players now left in the filed the pace of eliminations has noticeably slowed with several short stacked players around the ten big blinds mark eager to hang on and squeek into the money ranges are tighter than a very tight thing.
With the level clicking over just now no one can escape the march of tournament poker and it now just a matter of time.
Level: 15
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 500
Alex Goulder seemed to be cruising along for most of the day on around average stack but he has recently been eliminated as told by Tom Hall.
Goulder lost a near 500,000 chip pot when he ran his Kings into an opponent's Aces. That's where the damage was done and a shove not long after was looked up by a slightly better hand and he couldn't connect with the flop.
Player | Chips | Progress |
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Alex Goulder | Busted |
There are 35 runners for the ladies event and it looks like this event is going to be a lot of fun as the champagne corks popped and it was Asper’s finest bubbly all round with most players accepting a glass.
Not that the tournament won’t be extremely competitive, as there is an added prize for first place of a $13,000 World Series of Europe package. Late reg is open for 8 levels and a £55 buy-in gets you a 10,000 starting stack.
In the field already are Team 888Poker Ambassadors Kara Scott, Natalie Hof and Sophia Lovgren.