Dropping Like Flies (Or Rock Stars Aged 26)
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At this rate we'll done by dinner.
2010 PaddyPowerPoker.com Irish Poker Open
Main Event
Day: 2
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2010 PaddyPowerPoker.com Irish Poker Open
Buy-in
€3,200
Entries
708
Level
29
Blinds
40,000 / 80,000
Ante
4,000
At this rate we'll done by dinner.
Trying to Rob Rob
flop, and the 
turn, only for Mitchell to take a stab on the 
river with a bet of 2,900. Without hesitation, Jarrett-Smith made the call with 
. Mitchell showed 
.
Wright Gets It Wrong
The board read
and Wright took a good five minutes of thinking, even declaring, "You might be bluffing with the best hand..."Finally he made the call only to have
flipped in front of him."You had to have the world or nothing," said Wright with a slight tinge of regret.
Level: 10
Blinds: 500/1,000
Ante: 50
[Removed:248] Doubles Through
fending off 
on a 
board. Freymann up to around 50,000, Rentes drops below 10,000.
Big Slick for Lewis
and Toby Lewis called with in the blind. All the chips went flying in on the
flop and an turn and 
river, the 80,000 pot went to Lewis. Daly, meanwhile, was left with a bowl of rice.
Horror Story for Neilsen
in dominating shape against button Steven King's . Even when the 
flop hit the felt, he will have remained unfazed, but following a 
turn, the 
hit the river to deliver King a rather unexpected pot, and turn Nielsen's face as white as his namesake.As Neilsen left to share his tale of woe with a friend at ringside, King sheepishly raked in the pot and began reconstructing a now 70,000 stack.
Three's a Crowd
comes up against the 
of David Navarro, as if to say, 'Well, fair enough if I lose this one.' But each hand is independent of another in poker, and a third victory would mark a remarkable comeback for the Brummie Bandit.
But it wasn't to be on this occasion, and after a
board hit the felt, Navarro doubled up, whilst Rutter dropped to 17,000.
Life of Brian
out-gunning 
on an 
board. Martin now up to 30,000.
No Bad Beat for Bad Beat
It had been a topsy-turvy day for the recent GUKPT London runner up, Channing regaling your reporter with his tales of woe which involved numerous hands, such as doubling up with
versus 
, and later 
versus 
which made quads, but also doubling up an opponent with versus 
.He was slightly more coy about his exit hand, so I can only expect it was rags, but he did say he was short stacked at the time and had to push.
When asked about the structure, Channing reported, "Yeah, I like the structure, but on the feature table we're playing a different structure to everyone else. I don't want to sound like too much of a whinger because TV poker has been very good to me, but we're playing fewer hands than everyone else, and when we lost a couple of players, they didn't refill the seats."