9:25pm: Danny Laming leads UKIPT6 Super Series Day 1B survivorsThe second of 3 flights came about from midday today throughout the glamorous surrounds of PokerStars Live on the Hippodrome. Another 12 levels were played, and when the dust settled, Danny Laming emerged as chip leader with 275,800.
There were many players in contention of saying the chip lead throughout the last level and it looked as though Cordeiro was the person after he took out Karun Dewan within the closing stages to transport away from everyone, bar Laming who was quietly amassing chips over the opposite side of the room. After a raise and a choice by Cordeiro, Dewan made a gigantic squeeze all-in (75,100 at 2k bb) with A♦5♦. Corderio called with A♠Q♠ and a board ran K♦8♥K♥3♣J♦ to look his hand hold. He ended with 202,200 but couldn't catch Laming though who's currently second overall, just behind Day 1A chip leader Jorge Ellena on 280,800.
Day 1B attracted 242 entries (208 uniques) and 75 made it through to Day 2 tomorrow. Because it stands, the primary Event has 370 entries but that number is certain to soar past 400 with the turbo Day 1C flight starting at 10pm. PokerStars's Jake Cody (139,500) and Kelly Saxby (72,800) were two of the notables who made Day 2 to boot - for an entire rundown of survivors click the relevant link at the right hand side (within the widget).
Cody had an even day on the tables
All remaining players will return at 12pm BST tomorrow where play will continue until a last table of eight is reached. The degrees on Day 2 increases to 50 minutes apiece. A BRIEF recap of Day 1C may be included in tomorrow's introduction so make sure you join us back her then to peer what went down, after which stick to us throughout the Day 2 coverage.
Edit: A notice from @PokerStars Live on the Hippodrome. Saturday's UKIPT 2nd Chance Main Event (Single Re-Entry) is a stand alone event and is under no circumstances connected to the Super Series Main Event. To enter, you don't have needed to have played the SS ME, and there's no pathway back into this tournament.
8:40pm: Last 4 handsLevel 11 - Blinds 800/1,600 (ante 200)
Each table will play four more hands before play concludes for Day 1B.
8:18pm: Yabba dabba doo, a double eliminationLevel 11 - Blinds 800/1,600 (ante 200)
Tony Ringe saw the window card was a nine and gave a single fist pump, followed by a double fist pump when he saw another nine. Flopped quads and just one solution to celebrate, by saying, "Yanna dabba doo!"
Ringe called a 4,500 raise before Chao Xia moved all-in for 17,700 from the hijack and Noel Broadbent did the similar for 24,500 from the large blind. Ringe called after the unique raiser folded.
Ringe: 9♠9♣Xia: A♣7♣Broadbent: 6♠6♦
The board ran 9♦9♥Q♠T♥5♥ and the Flintstones quotes broke out. Ringe moved as much as 105,000.
8:02pm: Cody has the last laughLevel 11 - Blinds 800/1,600 (ante 200)
Sometimes enough is enough. Or even it's just that two big hands match up. Either way, Jake Cody got revenge on Anmol Srivats and sent him to the rail. He's as much as 135,000.
The Team PokerStars Pro opened to 3,700 from under the gun before Srivats three-bet to 9,500 from the following seat. The action folded back around to Cody who wasted little time in setting Srivats all-in. Srivats thought for a little while after which called off for around 50,000.
Cody: T♣T♠Srivats: A♣K♦
The board ran 4♦2♦8♣6♣2♠ improving neither player.
Ready to enroll in PokerStars? Click here to get an account.7:50pm: Two losses for CodyLevel 10 - Blinds 800/1,600 (ante 200)
Jake Cody's stack has dropped to around 62,000 after two losses at the trot.
Hilmi Ture opened to 3,000 from the button and was called by Connors Brother and the Team PokerStars Pro within the blinds. The board ran out 5♣8♠3♦J♣A♦ and not using a chips entering into until the river where Cody led for 4,000 together with his A♠9♥. It was no good though as Ture called with [a]h]5♥ for 2 pair.
The very next hand Cody three-bet to 15,000 over the 4,000 of a center positioned player, but needed to fold, at the side of the unique raiser, once Anmol Srivats cold four-bet to 40,600 from the small blind.
Cody stil has an above average stack
7:30pm: They preserve on bustingLevel 10 - Blinds 600/1,200 (ante 200)
Around 110 players are still alive from the 242 entries that make up Day 1B. People who must chance Day 1C (turbo) at 10pm to make Day 2 include:
Ramsey Ajram, Connor Ross, Paul Allen, Terry Jordon (four bullets deep), Neil McCulloch, Do Tran, Felix Stephensen, Graeme Frank, Jonathan Weekes, Christopher Yong, Craig McCorkell, David Docherty, Gerald Ringe, Pierrick Tallon, Joe Laming, and Ali Zihni.
The pain is over now, Ali
7:05pm: The 70k-plus stacksLevel 10 - Blinds 600/1,200 (ante 200)
Thanks to the Hippodrome's Dan and his team for helping with this.
| Mark Karoulias | 127,000 | |
| Darren Mason | PokerStars Qualifier | 125,700 |
| Berivan Dag | 120,000 | |
| Henry Bibby | 120,000 | |
| Jack Nolan | 100,000 | |
| Jake Cody | Team PokerStars Pro | 95,500 |
| Jack Maskill | 95,000 | |
| Mathias Jordi | 95,000 | |
| Joe Hindry | 92,000 | |
| Daniel Laming | 90,100 | |
| Matthew Perrins | 90,000 | |
| Jonatan Martinez Casero | 87,200 | |
| Nisan Arieli | 87,000 | |
| Federico Quevedo Diaz | 85,000 | |
| Benjamin Morrison | 84,000 | |
| Gerhard Lillie | 83,000 | |
| Wilson Leung | 80,000 | |
| Will Kassouf | 80,000 | |
| Glen Davage | 80,000 | |
| Paul Ephremsen | 77,000 | |
| Daniel Moosah | PokerStars Qualifier | 72,000 |
6:35pm: The tequila tales featuring Matt and BillyLevel 9 - Blinds 500/1,000 (ante 100)
Matt Perrins and Billy Chattaway are providing among the entertainment over by table three. Now, considering Will Kassouf seems quiet at the next table, you will get a clearer picture. Their "entertainment fuel" of choice have been beer and tequila, but banter has all been light-hearted and enjoyable for those in close proximity.
Matt staring into Billy's glazed eyes
They're seeking to play pots against one another for jokes but Chattaway confirmed, "There are not any friends in poker!"
The booze doesn't appear to affecting their play as Perrins had around 85,000 and Chattaway 38,000 after a pot win each.
Perrins, Masafumi Saito and another took to a 5♣8♣9♠ flop where the 2 former players got their chips within the middle. Saito opened 7♣7♦ but was behind to Perrins' 9♦5♦. The board ran out 9♣A♣ to make Perrins a whole house. Saito thought he had won it with a flush but his mistake was soon mentioned and he needed to make his exit.
The very next hand saw Chattaway raise from under the gun and Stephen Hancox call from the large blind. The board ran out 2♠9♠K♥6♣J♦ with Hancox check-calling bets of 1,600 and 2,500 before the river was checked through. Hancox opened K♦4♦ but lost out to Chattaway's K♠T♠.
Billy "100% agave" Chattaway
"You getting the shots in now or what?" asked Perrins to Chattaway. They'll have a possibility for more shots on the bar because the last break of the flight is upon the players.
6:10pm: What number of got in?Level 9 - Blinds 500/1,000 (ante 100)
As was already reported, registration closed initially of Level 7 and all of the numbers has been totted up. Day 1B attracted 207 unique players and 242 entries in total. That makes a working total of 370 entries when added to Day 1A's 128 entries. With Day 1C (turbo) still to happen later, a figure over 400 may be very much likely.
5:45pm: Nolan defeats bogey handLevel 8 - Blinds 400/800 (ante 100)
Haoran Cal busted to Jack Nolan despite the latter running right into a hand that's, "Been smashing him lately."
Cal limped in from early position before a raise and a decision from Nolan. The raiser folded but Nolan made the decision to establish a showdown.
Cal: K♦T♥Nolan: 9♥9♠
The board ran K♥5♣4♥7♦9♦. Cal took the lead at the flop but Nolan hit a collection at the river and he rected by saying, "Lovely!"
5:35pm: There's always the turbo flightLevel 8 - Blinds 400/800 (ante 100)
Some of the players below busted before the break, and a few after. Registration closed at first of Level 7, so people who busted after and need to re-enter, should wait until 10pm when the Day 1C (turbo) flight gets underway.
Ben Windsor got back in
Craig McCorkell, Vito Posca, Carl Shaw (twice), Jason Smith, Justin Kean, Yannis Lipris, Trevor Pearson, Robert Heidorn, Adnan Chamaa (twice), Liam Arnold, Epameinondas Sintos, Rob Crawford, Tsz Chung Ho, Joe Grech, Vamshi Vandanapu, Rory Campbell, Jacques Demajo, Tove Janne Kristiansen, Mikhail Drozdov, Adam Krauze, Mark Briggs, Krishna Nagaraju, Mohammed Suhail, Peter Blow, Willie Tann, Neil McCulloch and Ben Winsor.
5:18pm: Got a pleasant Ringe to itLevel 7 - Blinds 300/600 (ante 75)
British bracelet winner Gerald Ringe's stack has risen to around 60,000 after he won a three-way pot versus Ali Zihni and Jake Cody.
Zihni opened to 1,400 from early postion and collected calls from Ringe (cutoff) and Cody (big blind). The flop fell 8♦4♥T♥ and all three checked to the 3♥ turn where a delayed 2,200 c-bet from Zihni was only called by Ringe. The board completed with the T♠ and Ringe called another 3,100 holding A♣8♣. It was good as Zihni could only muster up A♠K♦, and he dropped back off to around 28,000.
5pm: Chips ahoy!Level 7 - Blinds 300/600 (ante 75)
The lovely dealers on the Hippodrome Casino counted the chip leaders from each table on the break, and below are the results:
| Itai Naor | 110,000 | |
| Henry Bibby | 93,000 | |
| Will Kassouf | 85,000 | |
| Bojan Zekic | 83,000 | |
| Ole Nedreboe | 81,000 | |
| Richard Paul | 81,000 | |
| Amit Binyamin | 80,000 | |
| Nisan Arieli | 71,000 | |
| Marcus West | 70,000 | |
| Naor Slobodskoy | 70,000 | |
| Edmund Yeung | 66,000 | |
| Jonatan Martinez Casero | 65,000 | |
| David Gassian | 65,000 | |
| Berivan Dag | 65,000 | |
| Christopher Cancelliere | 63,000 | |
| Joseph Robinson | 62,500 | |
| Mason Hyatt | 62,000 | |
| Tristan Chevalier | 62,000 | |
| Armands Jirgensons | 56,000 | |
| Andy Bell | 55,000 | |
| Wilson Leung | 55,000 | |
| Stephen Hancox | PokerStars Qualifier | 54,000 |
| Robert Malvasi | PokerStars Qualifier | 54,000 |
| Mathias Jordi | 53,000 | |
| Timothy Wright | 52,000 | |
| Florian-Dimitrie Duta | 52,000 | |
| Alexander Fradlin | 52,000 | |
| Antony Ringe | 50,000 | |
| Aviad Regev | 50,000 | |
| Dara O'Kearney | PokerStars Qualifier | 49,000 |
| Matt Perrins | 46,000 | |
| Stephen O'Keeffe | 45,500 | |
| Christopher Gordon | 45,500 | |
| Noel Broadbent | 45,000 | |
| John Eames | 45,000 | |
| Charu Kaushik | 44,000 | |
| Gerhard Lillie | 43,000 | |
| Daniel Laming | 43,000 | |
| Natalia Breviglieri | 43,000 | |
| Darren Mason | PokerStars Qualifier | 40,000 |
| Paul Brown | PokerStars Qualifier | 40,000 |
| Marc Hunter | 40,000 |
4:50pm: DD happy upon his returnLevel 7 - Blinds 300/600 (ante 75)
It's always nice to hit quads and triple up, hey David Docherty?
The cheeky look of a person who has just hit quads
He came by media row within the break to inform us in regards to the blog-worthy hand. There has been an under-the-gun open and flat call before Docherty squeezed all-in for 10 big blinds from third to behave. The UTG player called but folded when the third party jammed all-in with pocket kings. Docherty opened nines and was in deep trouble, but managed to get out of it when a nine flopped. That wasn't the top of the roller coaster though as a king appeared at the turn before another nine appeared at the river!
4:25pm: Blossoming friendship over?Level 6 - Blinds 250/500 (ante 50)
Scott Kateian was seen charging out of the principle tournament room for the second one time. Surely not? Afraid so.
Kateian won't be speaking to the UKIPT for a short time (not likely) after he was coolered to bust his second bullet. The yank informed the blog that he raised to 1,400 and called after an opponent three-bet to 4,200. The flop came T-9-7 and Kateian moved all-in for 16,000 with pocket sevens after a 6,200 c-bet. His opponent called with jacks and spiked the larger set at the turn. Ouch.
The remaining players are on their second break of the day.
3:57pm: They goneLevel 6 - Blinds 250/500 (ante 50)
The last level of the primary half is in full swing. Recent eliminations include: Marius Vaitkevicius (for a second time), Billy Chattaway, Dawid Matusiak, Luka Lennard, Nader Sarhan, Scott Kateian, Jorg Bru, Alan Horsburgh, Hristo Genov, Mihai Zelinca, Edward Swales, Terry Jordon, Geir Ellingsen, Simon Brooks, Natalia Breuiglieri, Steve Watts, Daniel Harwood, Alexander Fradlin, Paul Skipper and Samuel Brown.
3:40pm: Zihni coolered to drop back to starting stackLevel 5 - Blinds 200/400 (ante 50)
Ali Zihni has dropped back to starting stack after he ran queens into kings in a five-bet pot.
He four-bet to 110,025 after a mid position open and a small blind three-bet. The unique raiser folded however the small blind jammed for 24,450 with K♦K♠. Zihni called with Q♥Q♠ however the 3♠9♣4♦J♥8♦ board did not come to his rescue.
In other news, Jake Cody had arrived and will be found sat two to the suitable of Zihni.
3:34pm: The 37k stacksLevel 5 - Blinds 200/400 (ante 50)
PokerStars qualifier Haresh Thaker and Felix Stephensen both settled on around 37,000 chips after hands on their respective tables, but one came from above, and one from below.
Thaker opened to 900 from under the gun and was called by Jen-Yue Chiang (small blind) and the large blind. The flop fanned K♣2♥J♣ and Thaker continued for 900. Only Chiang called before the 4♥ turn was checked through to the 5♣ river. Chiang led for 1,725 and Thaker folded.
A few moments later, Norwegian Poker Champion Stephensen was adding chips to his stack. He was head-up on a 4♣K♣7♥ flop and took the pot after a neighbour did not have the products to name his 1,300 bet.
3:20pm: Anyone seen Jake Cody?Level 5 - Blinds 200/400 (ante 50)
Power lunches can last a very long time to be fair!
3pm: Third time lucky for Gordon?Level 4 - Blinds 150/300 (ante 25)
Chris Gordon was just seen walking backing the principle tournament room with a fresh rack of chips, trying for a 3rd time. The PokerStars Live on the Hippodrome pro was unlucky in busting a little while ago.
Try, try to try agin Chris
His tablemates informed the blog that he flopped a straight in a three-way pot and 3 bets went in, before the remaining went in at the turn versus Berivan Dag. She opened a collection and filled up at the river.
2:44pm: Breaking news: Nisan drives straight right into a houseLevel 4 - Blinds 150/300 (ante 25)
Nisan Arieli has had an excellent say thus far but a up to date knockback saw his stack reduced to around 62,000.
Action was three-way to a T♥K♠7♣ flop and Arieli bet 4,000 when the action was checked to him in position. Richard Paul was the one caller and both players went directly to check the 7♦ turn. The board completed with the J♠ and Paul led for 4,700 and snap called after Arieli raised to 15,000.
Arieli opened A-Q for a straight but Paul opened T♣T♠ for a whole house.
2:28pm: Check you later (hopefully)Level 4 - Blinds 150/300 (ante 25)
The tournament has entered Level 4, potentially without this bunch who busted shortly before the break: Duncan Riches, Glen Davage, Stephen O'Keeffe, Ronen Mozeson, Paul Allen and Chaofan Lei.
2:06pm: Break it upLevel 3 - Blinds 100/200 (ante 25)
All three rooms of players are taking a 15-minute break.
2:04pm: Bye-bye BiddyLevel 3 - Blinds 100/200 (ante 25)
There were numerous chips over the road over on table seven and one needed to investigate. Four players were enthusiastic about a raising war and it looked as though there was a squeeze after which a back-shove.
However the action went down, Henry Bibby was all-in for 8,500 and was (eventually) only called by Krishna Nagaraju.
Bibby: 8♦9♦Nagaraju: A♦T♠
The board ran J♥Q♠A♥4♦7♥ to make Nagaraju top pair and send Bibby to the rail.
1:44pm: Saxby bows out but will re-enterLevel 3 - Blinds 100/200 (ante 25)
"Right now!" said a defiant Kelly Saxby when questioned on her re-entry plans. She recently busted when her kings did not hold against an opponent's nines.
The PokerStars Live on the Hippdrome pro filled the blog in on one of the vital details. The action was three-way to a 9-T-4 flop and Saxby accidently bet 400 as opposed to 4,000. Both opponents called. The turn was an 8 and she or he bet 7,000 from the 15,000 she was holding. Considered one of her opponents set her in for the rest 8,000 and he or she called it off holding pocket kings. Unfortunately for her, he had a suite of nines and no miracle king appeared at the river.
Yey, I'VE kings. Oh...
1:30pm: Level 3 underway without....Level 3 - Blinds 100/200 (ante 25)
Day 1C had already rolled into Level 3 (antes!) and, unless they've re-entered already, doesn't feature: Carl Harris, Jen-Yue Chiang, Valdir Cordeiro, Jesse Chambers and Marius Vaitkevicius.
1:22pm: Day 1B flowingLevel 2 - Blinds 75/150
They come, they play, they re-enter, they stay - Day 1B has all of it occurring. The flight is fast approaching 150 entries, and we have already got players re-entering.
Marc Hunter was the primary player to bust today and he's already back in a seat. Joe Hindry's already been mentioned; he's on bullet number three. Edmund Yeung busted late on Day 1A and he's back for an additional crack, sat at a table in an overspill room with John Eames. Neil McCulloch, who won the Summer Classic for £12,002 back here in July, can be present in that room.
Then there's the likes of Matt Perrins, David Docherty, Joe Grech, Ramsey Ajram and Peter Blow for the players to fret about.
1pm: Who's about?Level 2 - Blinds 75/150
The tournament has progressed to Level 2 and 136 players have entered already, spread across three rooms.
Some fine coffe around these parts, Ali
Those spotted, that we have not mentioned to this point include: PokerStars Live on the Hippodrome's Kelly Saxby, Ali Zihni, Steve Watts, Jonathan Weekes, Carl Harris, Duncan Riches, Daiva Barauskaite, Craig Connaughton, Dara O'Kearney, Joe Grech, Joe Hindry and UKIPT5 Bristol champion Pierrick Tallon.
12:43pm: Jordon's a soul manLevel 1 - Blinds 50/100
Terry Jordon was some of the players who fired twice unsuccessfully yesterday, and he's back for an additional crack today.
"Terry Jordon's first victim!" said TD Dan as he brought over Marc Hunter's exit card, the primary player to hit the rail. "Today he's crushing souls!" added Dan in a press release that shows what a difference an afternoon can make.
12:35pm: A PAL in every portLevel 1 - Blinds 50/100
Poker tours travel around picking up friends wherever they go. Poker players travel around and pick up favourite tours that they frequent sooner or later. The UKIPT and Scott Kateian have a bond after the Seattle native qualified, played, and cashed at UKIPT4 Nottingham.
Scotty boy
Since then Scott, who made many friends on that first trip, has launched into the long trip around the pond to play more of our stops, and take more of our money! He has form within these very walls too, making the overall table of the 2015 Autumn Classic, which was good for a £1,500 payday. Scott's within the field today and searching to turn us Brits how it's done.
12:15pm: Gordon's alive!Level 1 - Blinds 50/100
Being a re-entry event, a few of folks that busted yesterday are expected to go back today. PokerStars Live on the Hippodrome's Chris Gordon is one such soul and he's gotten off to an even start.
He called a raise while within the big blind after which checked an 8♥K♦7♥ flop. His opponent checked to boot after which faced bets of 350 and 1,000 on a board that ran out 3♣5♦. Gordon's first bet was called however the four-figure bet was too much.
Gordon on Day 1A before he busted in a flash
12:05am: Shuffle up and dealLevel 1 - Blinds 50/100
Cards are within the air for the second one of 2 flights.
11:45am: Welcome back for Day 1BLevel 1 - Blinds 50/100
The second day of the UKIPT6 Super Series is upon us and what a hectic day it promises to be inside PokerStars Live on the Hippodrome. Not just does the second one flight get underway at midday, but there's also a cheeky little turbo third flight scheduled for 10pm. Day 1B has an option of 1 re-entry and if both those chances don't work out, you'll always try twice more on Day 1C.
Day 1A happened yesterday and 128 entries were whittled all the way down to just 26 by the top of play. Jorge Ellena had a super second 1/2 the day to surge clear and bag up 280,000. We cannot be seeing him back until tomorrow!
We're expected many a large name player to grace us with their presence today, so join is back here soon to peer who turns up.
Ready to join PokerStars? Click here to get an account.- Day 1B happens today. Day 1C (turbo) will follow at 10pm tonight.- Day 1s encompass twelve 40-minute levels, expect Day 1C where the degrees last 20 minutes. Levels increases to 50 minutes on Day 2, and 60 minutes on Day 3.- One re-entry permitted each flight, so six entries maximum.- Registration closes after 6 levels.- Starting stack is 25,000.- The principle event and all side events can be paying out top 15% throughout this series.
PokerStars Blog reporting team at UKIPT6 Super Series: Marc Convey. Photos by Mickey May.
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