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| Late Night
Poker |
Episode One |
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| Seat 1 : Dave
‘Devilfish’ Ulliot (UK) |
winner series I, aggressive, rude |
| Seat 2 : Dave Tarbett
(UK) |
aspiring dealer |
Seat 3 : Liz Viggazzi
(France) |
french beauty with a pink hat |
| Seat 4 : Paul Alterman
(UK) |
solid
man, won £120,000 7-card stud, Austria 1999 |
| Seat 5 : Mamed Veria
(Cyprus) |
journeyman player based in Austria |
| Seat 6 : Sir Clive
Sinclair (UK) |
into
flying electric cars and amateur poker |
| Seat 7 : Ross Boatman
(UK) |
London's Burning, journeyman player, 2nd in series II |
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| First
to exit Dave Tarbett played solidly but was unlucky to find QQ in the hole when
Ulliot had KK. |
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Pink Lady short stacked and had two callers to her last gasp A-10. Veria picked
her off, making a pair of 5s. |
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| Ulliot
over-played the table, calling and bluffing too often and was unlucky in a
couple of 50-50 hands. He finally decided to make a play with 9-8 suited, but
found the absolute best opposition, 10-10 (including the suit). Veria
won. |
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| Sinclair and Alterman, both short stacked, go heads-up, A-4
suited vs 5-5. Alterman the favourite by around 2-1 takes it. |
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| Veria
makes a fairly weak call with K-9 suited to Boatman's large all-in 5-5. Veria
straights the flop and Boatman walks unhappy. |
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| The
heads-up dual decides who goes into the final and who goes into the semi-final.
Alterman outplays Veria in a few key hands, notably Q-J against Alterman's Q-2.
Flop is 9-8-2, Alterman bets and Veria flat calls but with an Ace on fourth
street Veria doesn't bet putting his call into question. Alterman finally
takes him out with A-K vs 8-8. The best player at the table
won. |
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