First Per played a pot where a player raised from the button, and Per re-raised him on the SB, then the origianl raiser goes all in and he covers Per. Per goes into the tank and thinks for a long while before he folds, he probably had a decent hand and could have called. The Italian guy that was on the big blind is proud over folding his AJ, which for many players is a instafold. The hand after when Per has the button he raises, and now the Italian guy on the Big Blind re-raises to 6.000 and Per goes all-in, and gets called. Per shows his AA his opponent shows AJs, it is a huge pot, and if the board doesn’t show anything nasty we have a RedKings player with a big stack. The flop comes out J64, a bit worrying, turn is a 8 and he just need to dodge the two remaining Jacks on the river to double up. River 9! Per doubles up to 68.500.

As I wrote in my earlier post Shandon was shortstacked and when I got back to his table his seat was empty so if he didn’t bring his chips to the toilet, I am sad to say that Shandon has left the building. Good poker, but it was just not his day. Thanks for joining us here Shandon, and I hope we will see more from you!

So only one RedKings player left, and there is only 5 hands left of day 1b..

Go Go Per!

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