*Official WSOP* Event #3: $1,500 PLHE

[mlagoo]

any idea what the chances are this gets televised?

i would imagine pretty slim.

[Jurollo]

Isuck123 over @ P5's talked to eric before break..

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HE had 120k, about 25k more then avg stack.
He seems very comfortable and is playing well. He seems to be playing less pots then he normally does, which i think is a good thing at this point. What i found interesting is the fact he seems extremely calm at the table, and is constantly watching every player. A lot of the other players are leaving table for conversations, or to see the other table. He seems like the most intense player at the table. No way anyone would know he is an internet player unless they knew.
GL Eric!

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So he is a little higher that what CP says.
~Justin

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any idea what the chances are this gets televised

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Thought this was already decided.

edit: Seems as though it will.

[StlCardsBlues]

It is currently
on ESPNs schedule for Oct. 3 at 9:00pm

[Brandonjp13]

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any idea what the chances are this gets televised?

i would imagine pretty slim.

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The TV schedule is posted someplace.. I remember seeing pot-limit someplace, maybe thats not this one though.

[Kevmath]

http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/poker...ory?id=2203310

[BadgerPro]

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With the first hand dealt out after break, Rafe Furst, on the button, raised to $15,000 and is re-raised by Tim Phan who moves all in for $32,000 total. Furst folds and Phan collects a nice pot.

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Seriously? 3k/6k blinds, getting close to 3:1 fold?

[Stylite]

Yeah...thought that was a bit odd. Dunno. Maybe the Friends of Full Tilt operate at a higher level or something.

[blockafor]

From Cardplayer:

Thu Jun 29 20:35:00 PDT 2006
Quick All-In
With the first hand dealt out after break, Rafe Furst, on the button, raised to $15,000 and is re-raised by Tim Phan who moves all in for $32,000 total. Furst folds and Phan collects a nice pot.

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Weak.

[Performify]

Finally a sighting...

Eric Lynch Doesn't Like the Flop
Eric Lynch, who has $130,000 in chips, raised from the button to $18,000 and is called by Burt Boutin in the big blind. The board comes A[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] 9[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img] 4[img]/images/graemlins/club.gif[/img] . Boutin, who is first to act from the big blind, bets $20,000 and Lynch quickly folds. Boutin now has $115,000.