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- dominated by cutoff Lee Watts' 
. He had already donned jacket, gathered possessions and made it halfway across the room before the turn left him drawing dead on a board of 
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2007 NPL United Kingdom Open
£2,600 Main Event
Day: 1
Event Info
2007 NPL United Kingdom Open
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
Buy-in
£2,500
Prize Pool
£85,000
Total Entries
34
Level
13
Blinds
1,500 / 3,000
Ante
300
Players Left 1 / 34
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- dominated by cutoff Lee Watts' . He had already donned jacket, gathered possessions and made it halfway across the room before the turn left him drawing dead on a board of ...
Level: 7
Blinds: 400/800
Ante: 100
At this point, Darren was banned from the table for collusion, during which time he asked to see a copy of the rules and asked why both players weren't temporarily ejected from the game.
We'll keep you informed as to whether or not this kafuffle continues, but it's certainly causing the Tournament Directors a headache or two during this penultimate level.
The next hand Tony G gets his hand swept up into the muck preflop as he wasn't in his chair - brief half-hearted argument that he need only be "in the vicinity" but then submission to the floor's ruling that his hand is dead.
The next hand was Tony G's last - supershortstack for a good while, he eventually pushed preflop with
, called by neighbour Patrick Selin, whose 
was more than good enough. A quiet handshake and exit stage left.
All-in on a
flop, Jeff's 
survived James' 
, the turn and river coming the 
and 
.
Not too far behind is poker newbie Josh Gould, who, at just 18 years of age is performing remarkably well with 50,500 in chips. A flopped set followed later by flopped quads perhaps aiding the youngster during these latter stages.
Although Dave and Mike held A-Q on a 5-x-Q-x board, Lee was sitting pretty with a set of Fives, and thus didn't hesistate in whipping in those chips on the irrelevant turn.
Drawing dead, Dave and Mike were quickly sent packing leaving Lee to pile up his newly acquired monster stack which we shall try and count in the very near future.
in the small blind, which connected with the 
flop - only not as well as the of Lee Watts, who called her all-in bet. Despite calling for a Jack after the turn brought the 
it was not to come and we're down one more...
Level: 6
Blinds: 300/600
Ante: 50
