Main Event Day 1b | 2007 EPT Warsaw

03-15-2007 18:01 UTC+1

Day 1b Quality?

There are certainly more recognisable faces playing today. At this stage on Day 1a we had already lost a number of players. However, only six have departed so far today.

Could the high quality of this field be shining through? It is probably too early to tell. One thing is for sure, we're in for a long day!

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03-15-2007 17:54 UTC+1

A Cash Game to Avoid?

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Andy Black and Barny Boatman are throwing chips around at the side of the main event.

Boatman lost €4000 in under an hour during the main event. Let's hope he has better luck in the side game action!

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03-15-2007 17:51 UTC+1

Noah Boeken Update

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Noah Boeken has made a good start to the opening rounds. He has around 13000 chips.

142 players are remaining as Round 3 begins

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03-15-2007 17:41 UTC+1

Roy Brindley Going Well

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Ireland's Roy Brindley, who was yawning on a regular basis early in the piece, is sitting nicely with around 18,000. Let's qualify that, the seat at which he was sitting has around 18,000 in chips parked in front of it. No sign of Roy but we have no reason to suppose the chips are not his. He is on the same table as Ash Hussein who looks to be shedding chips, and Germany's Katja Thater who was building a decent stack.

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Level: 3

Blinds: 75/150

Ante: 0

03-15-2007 17:30 UTC+1

Perrault Found and still in the game!

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Hidden away amongst the pillars and posts of the casino, we found Pascal Perrault with a small but manageable stack of around 6,000. Andrew Black (knocked out on Day 1A) was busy giving the table and Pascal a non-stop dose of good-natured Irish banter from the rail. The implication of his comments is that the table needs to start gambling!

Ireland's Simon Kelly, to Pascal's immediate right was looking happy with at least 20,000 to his name.

Tags: Andrew Black Pascal Perrault Simon Kelly

03-15-2007 17:09 UTC+1

James Honeybone Update

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James Honeybone, the New Zealander who gets our vote for best surname, has made a solid start. He has around 11,000 chips.

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03-15-2007 17:06 UTC+1

15 Minute Break

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Players will start a 15 minute break at the end of level two.

Average chips and player numbers to follow soon.

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03-15-2007 17:05 UTC+1

Iwan Jones Going Well, Nick Slade Smiling but Struggling

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Iwan Jones has started well and has around 16000 chips at this stage.

Nick Slade seems in good spirits and, at first glance, you can understand why. However, Nick's large stack consists mostly of 100 and 25 chips. He has recovered slightly from an earlier knock, though. Also on his table is Ben "Milkybarkid" Grundy and Elky. There should be plenty of action there!

Tags: Ben Grundy Elky Iwan Jones Nick Slade

03-15-2007 16:38 UTC+1