4:02 pm
Players On Break
Players are on their first 15 minute of the day. When we return, blinds will be 600/1200/1200
Players are on their first 15 minute of the day. When we return, blinds will be 600/1200/1200
Blinds – 400/800 Doing a double take a Brian Lundy’s stack at 115,000. Brian said that he was down to 2500 and then made a comeback of the year knocking out four people in about 40 minutes. Best of Luck Brian!
Blinds – 400/800 As I’m walking around taking photos, Ron Burke holds up one blue chip. Those are worth 100. “I started with 25,000 and now I’m up 25,100”.
Blinds – 300/600 After burning the midnight oil until 2:30 this morning, Nancy St. Laurent “bubbled” in yesterday’s Flight 1B just missing out on the Day 2 action tomorrow. Bright eyed Nancy is ready to find a bag for tomorrow. She is currently at 50,000
Blinds – 200/400 Will Unruh, in middle position raises to 1000. Two players (Button and Small Blind) call. Flop is 4♠ 7♥ 3♦. Small blind checks, Will fires out 1200. Button raises to 2700. Small blind folds and Will makes the call. Turn is the 4♣. This time Will checks and the button bets 5000. […]
Blinds – 100/200 Cards have been in the air 11am. As of right now, the room is about 3/4’s full of players trying to get into Day 2’s action tomorrow.
Players starting arriving as early as Friday to try their luck before Monday’s BPO. We have had some luck at the tables in two other events: Date Event Place Name Region $$$$ 12-Jun Day 2 $200 $25K 5th Robert Miller CH $3,816 14th Christopher O’Neil GL $551 20th Jon McClain NS $364 12-Jun $125 […]
Nancy St. Laurent finished in 12th place when her Ace/Six off-suit was not better then Ace/Ten with her last 65,000 in chips. The Eastern Poker Tour has three more people into Day 2. They are: Sonia DaSilva — 540,000 Pat Aguiar — 365,000 Nick Sims — 560,000 They join Johnny Kelly, Ronnie Smith, Ronny Perrin […]
We are on our last break of the “evening” (day). Nick Sims — 1.1 Million Pat Aguiar — 130,000 Sonya DaSilva — 106,000 Nancy St. Laurent — 278,000
Blinds – 10,000/20,000/20,000 Players Remaining: 18 Pat Aguiar doubles up to 376,000 when his pocket seven’s were better and A♠ Q♠