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flop, with Tony G betting just 400 when it was checked to him on the 
turn. The river, however, brought the 
and Kondratas got away with check-calling the 1,400 bet, showing the 
for the straight, no match for Tony G's 
house.
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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flop, with Tony G betting just 400 when it was checked to him on the turn. The river, however, brought the and Kondratas got away with check-calling the 1,400 bet, showing the for the straight, no match for Tony G's house.
board, against Mel Judah whose confidence in his 
could be understood but this time was misplaced. Then Jennifer Tilly, feeling the pressure from the running antes with just 2,200 remaining, moved in with 
herself. Jason Ho gave her a spin with the dominated 
and the harmless board fell 
.
With the board reading
, Darren check called a 1.7k bet on the turn before pausing on the 
river and commenting, "You're going to call me if I bet, aren't you?"Unusually, Tony G was uncharacteristically quiet and merely shrugged his shoulders in response. At which point, Darren bet out 2.5k, which was enough to make his opponent fold.
"Do you want to see a card?" asked Darren, eager to show his bluff. "Tell you what, I'll show you both."
"Nice bet," comments a cool Tony G as he is shown
.
I would happily attempt some of my Beagle charm to woo her, but I used up most of it accruing the affections of my current girlfriend. Plus, if she found out, I'd be in the doghouse for sure. Eek! Dog's don't have as many lives as cats, sadly.
"Clock, please," requests Hart as Carter squeezes in a last few moments of thinkage.
Ultimately, Dan opts for the fold, although reluctantly, leaving Hart to survive another day.
cracked 
- for just a couple of big blinds though - gave him over 2k and a shot at getting back in it. The same Jacks came back to haunt him, however, as he pushed in preflop over the top of Dan Carter's raise with his 
- they stayed firmly in second place as Carter flopped top set and added Dempsey's bowl of rice to his chip banquet.
failed to find a third 6 against Selin's 
and a 
board."You're such a luckbox," comments Dale as he peers down dejectedly at his 6.5k stack.
Matt hasn't been short of action though and has been confronted with plenty of opportunities to put that oohing and aahing into practice. His last all-in clash with Jeff Buffenbarger, however, was pretty straight forward, Matt's T-9 unable to outdraw Jeff's K-Q, however much he chanted for a "Ten or a Nine" on the River.
As a result, Jeff survives and is back up to 3,200 with his yellow chip still intact.
