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Double KO for Griffin in Day 1B
Gerry Griffin won out in a three-way all-in, kicked off by a pre-flop shove from Scott Ledingham. Ektor Strumi then shoved as well, and Griffin called.
Griffin: Q♦Q♥
Ledingham: 8♥8♠
Strumi: J♠J♦
The board came 6♣A♣7♠7♥2♠ and Griffin won with his Queens against the two pocket pairs of Ledingham and Strumi, who took off for the registration desks.
Chip Updates
| PLAYER | CHIPS |
|---|---|
| Gerry Griffin | 95,000 |
| Ektor Strumi | Busted |
| Scott Ledingham | Busted |
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Chevalier Knocks McHugh Out of Monster Day 1A
Daire McHugh was all-in before the flop for 34,500 which was called by big-stack Liam Chevalier.
McHugh: A♦3♥
Chevalier: 9♣9♠
Board: K♦10♥Q♥2♣K♣
Chevalier scooped the pot to add to his growing stack and McHugh left the tournament floor.
Chip Updates
| PLAYER | CHIPS |
|---|---|
| Liam Chevalier | 435,000 |
| Daire McHugh | Busted |
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Gough Makes the Move vs Onwuka
Emmet Gough made the right move in a heads-up battle with Francis Onwuka.
Onwuka opened pre-flop to 200,000 – Gough was the only caller.
The flop came Q♣4♣10♣, which both players checked.
Gough bet 175,000 with the A♦ on the turn; Onwuka called.
The final card was a 5♦, after which Gough was again the aggressor – betting 500,000.
Onwuka eventually called, and was met with Gough’s A♣J♣ – a flopped flush.
Onwuka mucked his cards.
Chip Updates
| PLAYER | CHIPS |
|---|---|
| Emmet Gough | 2,500,000 |
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Andy Black Eliminates Wang Chan
Andy Black made the push to put Wang Chan all-in on the turn in the Monster Day 1A.
The board was 8♦7♠6♠3♦ with about 18,000 in the pot when Black pushed his chips in. Chan considered his options before calling all-in with 19,000.
Black showed 6♦6♥ and Chan 6♣5♥.
The river came A♠, confirming Black’s trip-sixes as the winning hand and sending Chan out of the tournament.
Chip Updates
| PLAYER | CHIPS |
|---|---|
| Andy Black | 115,000 |
| Wang Chan | Busted |
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Leonard Eliminates McDonnell from APAT Final
John Leonard was the sole caller of a pre-flop all-in from Duane McDonnell.
McDonnell had 10♦10♣ versus Leonard’s J♦J♥.
McDonnell stood up and began grabbing his things as the board ran out A♣3♣5♦8♦2♠, sending McDonnell storming for the exits – leaving Leonard behind with a significant stack.
Chip Updates
| PLAYER | CHIPS |
|---|---|
| John Leonard | 1,400,000 |
| Duane McDonnell | Busted |
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Rafferty Eliminates Reynolds
Kyle Rafferty called an all-in shove before the flop from Jack Reynolds with only 140,000 in his stack.
Reynolds turned over 9♠10♠ and Rafferty showed K♠7♣.
The dream of a double-up was short lived for Reynolds as two kings came on the flop.
The full board ran K♣K♦10♠4♥9♣ and Reynolds headed for the cash desk, taking €400 and 80 points home with him!
Chip Updates
| PLAYER | CHIPS |
|---|---|
| Kyle Rafferty | 875,000 |
| Jack Reynolds | Busted |
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Travers Wins with Fours
Ambrose Travers opened to 700 and was called by Matthew Wilson, Arnas Ubartas and Alan Ridge.
The flop came 5♥Q♦9♠, which Ridge checked. Travers then bet 1,300, getting a call from Ubartas and folds from the other two players.
Travers and Ubartas both checked all the way to showdown.
Turn and River: 5♠A♠
Travers showed pocket 4s with 4♥4♠ and Ubartas mucked his cards.
Chip Updates
| PLAYER | CHIPS |
|---|---|
| Ambrose Travers | 36,000 |
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Meegan Calls a Bluff at Showdown
Tadgh Meegan made the right call at the end of a hand, catching Aurimas Baksinskas in a missed-draw bluff.
Baksinskas made it 35,000 before the flop, with Meegan being the only one to call.
After the flop of 3♣4♦A♥, Meegan checked and Baksinskas made an even bigger bet to 53,000, which was once again called by Meegan.
The 2♦ on the turn prompted checks from both players, and the K♠ on the river saw Meegan start the action off with a 55,000 chip bet.
Baksinksas then shoved all 300,000 of his chips into the middle, which drew consideration from Meegan, who eventually made the call.
Baksinskas instantly stood up and pushed his cards to the muck, both hands only being shown upon request from observer Joe O’Neill.
Baksinskas was holding 6♠9♥, while Meegan had top-pair with A♣J♠ – eliminating Baksinskas from the tournament!
Chip Updates
| PLAYER | CHIPS |
|---|---|
| Tadgh Meegan | 1,050,000 |
| Aurimas Baksinskas | Busted |
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Double KO for Ian O’Flynn!
Ian O’Flynn came out on top of a three-way all-in, having begun the action pre-flop with a raise to 13,000.
This was called by Jonathon Johnston, followed by a raise all-in for 110,000 from Daniel Henderson, which then had Gerard McNeill all-in as well.
O’Flynn called and Johnston folded – the three players showed their cards:
O’Flynn: A♦K♣
Henderson: A♠J♥
McNeill: K♠K♦
The run out was dramatic – 10♥9♣J♦ gave Henderson top pair on the flop, but also O’Flynn a straight draw – all this while McNeill’s pocket Kings held the lead.
The straight draw hit hit on the turn however, with Q♥4♠ being the last two cards to hit the table.
All the chips were sent O’Flynn’s way as the other two players involved were eliminated from the tournament!
Chip Updates
| PLAYER | CHIPS |
|---|---|
| Ian O'Flynn | 400,000 |
| Gerard McNeill | Busted |
| Daniel Henderson | Busted |
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Cunningham Clinches a Double-Up Just Before the Break!
Jamie Cunningham was all-in before the flop for 57,500 versus Tadgh Meegan.
Cunningham was sitting on A♠5♠ but Meegan was ahead with A♦J♣.
The board was of no help at first, with a flop and turn of 3♠K♠8♣K♥.
The river saved him however, putting down a 5♦ to bring him the double up.
“I was due that, I was due that!” Cunningham exclaimed as he pulled in his freshly acquired chips.
Chip Updates
| PLAYER | CHIPS |
|---|---|
| Jamie Cunningham | 140,000 |
