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Event:$100 Buyin
Date Time: 7pm Friday, July 28, 2017
Location:
Arizona Room, Eaglequest Coyote Creek Golf Club, 7778 152nd Street Surrey, BC
Darren: darrenkennedydk@gmail.com,
360-399-9030
Tourney Dates
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xLEAGUE FINAL Friday, April 7, Sunday
April 9 (final 4-5 remaining) 2017
WSOP $10,000 Main Event and 2017
WSOP NLH $1000 or $1500 Event Rio in Las Vegas |
League members require $50
for this event as league fees are now all paid, and non-league members need to
bring $60. There will also be a $50 last-longer for anyone that’s interested.
July 19, 2017: $100 Buyin tourney Scheduled for July
28th.
That’s right, we will be
having a $100 buyin tourney on Friday, July 28th at 7pm. Looking
forward to seeing you all there.
July 19, 2017: Great Runs by Dan Molatore and Steve
Tamobline Fall Short of Cash
They both made Day 3 and they
both got a sniff of the money, but ultimately neither Dan nor Steve were able
to cash in the Main Event. Solid run boys and I know it hurts like hell to bust
that tournament.
July 19, 2017: Congrats to Colin Genge on Cashing
Seniors Event for $3074!
From Colins own words:
Day 1:
Got my big start after 30
minutes w pocket 3s next to button who
raised big. Called in 7 spots. flop A 8 3 w 2 hearts. Checked to me, bet 500, button goes all in
with 10 7 bluff, guy next to me shoves with A and two hearts. Triple up.
lose two all ins w my AK then
QQ but chip up anyway w set of 10s against guy 1 in 3 way all in.
limp AA, which I muck when
guy 1 hits broadway w AK; would have
gotten knocked out if i raised. Later, w
35,000 chips I limp AA against same guy who hits set of 7s, he calls my bet on
flop, slow playing. I hit set of As on turn, he shoves I clobber him. Up to
70,000.
Big stack bluffs me with nuts
and I go up to 92,0000
Having great time. Hope to
win a ton for League. Great to see Brant still in it.
Day 2:
With 28,000 in chips and the
blinds up to 3000 I shoved all in with 56 suited in the small blind since no
one else had called or raised up to that point and assumed that there was a
reasonably good chance I could get the big blind to fold or beat them. He
called with A8.
I needed to stay in for another 50 levels in
order to see a $500 increase in pay out and thought I needed to exploit every
opportunity to chip up.
Early on I folded A king
three times after someone went all in with a 25,000 stack which I could've
afforded to play against. I was the one
that should've been putting the big raise in and call if they shoved over top
but I started out being too conservative and then I became too liberal. I
needed a strategy that was somewhere in between or at least a consistent one
I cashed for $3074
League Winners:
Andrew Creed: Event #12,
$1,500 NLH, June 6, Past dinner break bust out
Johnny Dai: Event #20A,
$1,500 NLH Millionaire Maker, June 10, nada
Trevor Massey: Event #20B,
$1,500 NLH, June 11, KO’d
Jason Nadeau: Event #23,
$2,620 NLH Marathon, June 12, day 2, no cash
Colin Genge: Event #31,
$1,000 NLH Seniors, June 16, cashed! $3074 279th/5389 players
Chris Fraser: Event #37,
$1,000 NLH, June 19, no real progress
Richard Wardroper: Event #37,
$1,000 NLH, June 19, no dice
Jason Nadeau: Event #47A,
$1,500 NLH Monster Stack, June 24, no joy
Garry Juvelin: Event #47B,
$1,500 NLH Monster Stack, June 25, busto
Jamie Hucul: Event #66,
$1,500 NLH, July 5, 35 people from cash, right at end of day 1
Dan Molatore: Event #73B,
$10,000 Main Event, July 9, Day 3 dinner break
Steve Tamboline: Event #73B,
$10,000 Main Event, July 9, Day 3 just after dinner break
Others Playing WSOP Events:
Jim Prime: Event #31, $1,000
NLH Seniors, June 16
Buddy Lane: Event #31, $1,000
NLH Seniors, June 16
June 7, 2017: All Winners Dates for Playing WSOP are
Listed on Standings Page
Sorry for not mentioning it
on the front page, but the Events players will be playing in are all listed on the
Standings Page and have been for some time.
Also if any of you players will be tweeting or updating your
stacks in any way, shape or form, please let us know. This includes anyone
playing any event at WSOP, whether you were a league winner or not!!
I have a list for DHPL here on twitter that should sum up all
accounts I know of: https://twitter.com/DarrenDieHard/lists/xdhpl
You can see who is in the member list by clicking:
https://twitter.com/DarrenDieHard/lists/xdhpl/members
If you have a
twitter account and its not on that list, please let me know and I will add it.
Andrew Creed played a $1,500
NLH yesterday and went fairly deep well passed dinner break before falling when
he lost half of his stack AQ to QJ and then busted QQ to A7 on AA2AT board. Good
effort Andrew.
Next up in order are:
Andrew Creed: Event #12,
$1,500 NLH, June 6 – Past dinner break bust out
Johnny Dai: Event #20A,
$1,500 NLH Millionaire Maker, June 10
Trevor Massey: Event #20B,
$1,500 NLH, June 11
Jason Nadeau: Event #23,
$2,620 NLH Marathon, June 12
Colin Genge: Event #31,
$1,000 NLH Seniors, June 16
Chris Fraser: Event #37,
$1,000 NLH, June 19
Richard Wardroper: Event #37,
$1,000 NLH, June 19
Jason Nadeau: Event #47A,
$1,500 NLH Monster Stack, June 24
Garry Juvelin: Event #47B,
$1,500 NLH Monster Stack, June 25
Jamie Hucul: Event #66,
$1,500 NLH, July 5
Dan Molatore: Event #73B,
$10,000 Main Event, July 9
Steve Tamboline: Event #73B,
$10,000 Main Event, July 9
April 9, 2017 Dan Molatore and Steve Tamboline off to
the WSOP Main Event!!
Well after going 70 minutes 6
handed without busting anyone out late Friday, it took all of 30 minutes to
decide the winners today.
The first casualty came when
Steve Tamboline raised from the small blind and Jamie Hucul called from the big
to see a flop of 578. Steve checked, Jamie went all in with 67ss and Steve
snapped with 69 for the nuts. No mircales and Jamie was out in 6th.
Johnny Dai had come into the
day with just 3 BB's. He found AT and shipped only to run into Jason Nadeau's
55. A 5 on the the flop and Johnny could not hit his gut shot on the river and
he would drop in 5th.
Garry Juvelin would ship UTG
4 handed with QT only to be called by KJ of Steve Tamboline. The board ran
clean and we were on our ME bubble.
Jason shipped from the button
and Dan Molatore tanked. During the tank, Jason asked what the penalty would be
if he showed a card. I explained it would be a one lap penalty. Jason thought
about it and showed an Ace. Dan then folded and Jason showed A3 and needed to
sit out the next 3 hands.
When Jason got back into the
action he again shipped with A3. Steve called with K9cc. The board ran out
7cTd2d2hKh. The dramatic King on the river ended it. Dan and Steve had won the
ME seats!
Dan and Steve played it out for
fun and Dan won the tourney.
Congrats to everyone. It was
a lot of fun and I feel we are sending some very capable players to Vegas.
We had one player, Andrew
Creed, win a seat starting with only 1000 chips. We had Garry start with 3,000
and our two winners started the tourney with 4,000 (Steve) and 10,500 (Dan).
Proves that anything can happen, and you should never give up.
April 8, 2017: Six Players Move on To Historic DHPL
Day 2
The first day of the League
Final played out last night. We played from 74 down to 6. We cut it off at
2:45am. The final 6 are meeting again tomorrow (Sunday) at 10am at Rogers place
to play down to the winner and determine which 2 will be playing the WSOP Main
Event.
Our winners are:
11. Colin Genge
10. Richard Wardroper
9. Chris Fraser
8. Trevor Massey
7. Andrew Creed
and still alive with chips and making the
first ever Die Hard Poker League Day 2 are:
Seat 1: Jason Nadeau 59,000
Seat 2: Johnny Dai 33,000
Seat 3: Dan Molatore 169,000
Seat 4: Steve Tamboline 170,000
Seat 5: Jamie Hucul 61,000
Seat 6: Garry Juvelin 71,000
April 1, 2017: Michelle Owen wins Event #10, Trevor
Massey Wins Season Points
Michelle Owen outlasted
Trevor Massey in another huge event with 103 runners. There were some
interesting hands throughout the night, but none more interesting than a AA vs
KK vs AJ vs a folded preflop QQ in a pot that had some controversy preflop when
original raiser bet, next player pushed all in over the top with 14,300, Shawn
Lange announce 7,500 and then Ryan McDonald pushed all in for over 40,000.
Shawn had the QQ and would fold correctly preflop only to wath as he would have
won the massive pot when a Queen hit the board.
It was a very interesting
battle for the overall points lead and guaranteed prize. With Shaun Ali going
out halfway through the night, the focus switched to Paul Deol and Dave Sims
who both needed a 7th place finish or better to pass Paul. The other
contenders were Trevor Massey who needed at least a top 3 and Jason Nadeau and
Chris Fraser, but both of them would need a first and a whole lot of help. When
Dave Sims busted one shy of the points and Paul, Trevor, Chris and Jason were
still in, it started to get interesting. Both Paul ad Trevor had big chips at
the time. Paul would go a little card dead, but he hung on enough to get his
required 2,500 points and passed Shaun Ali. There were 6 players remaining and
Trevor needed to finish 3rd or better to pass Paul. He did just that
finishing in 2nd place and guaranteeing himself a WSOP trip.
Congrats Trevor.
The in-the-point finishers
were: Michelle Owen ($1,100), Trevor Massey ($1,100), Roger Grosset ($700),
Ryan McDonald ($500), Jason Nadeau ($400), Ray Rohrback ($300), Paul Deol
($200), Chris Fraser ($150), Rik Rohrback ($150, rebuy), Mike Moffatt
(non-league), Reena King ($100), Mike Taylor ($100, non-league), Rommel Catalan
($100), Tanya Refuse (non-league), Mike Reimer (non-league), Alyssa Webber
(non-league), Guy Bottin, Darren Kennedy, Jim Prime, Jeff Scott, Jesse Forster
(non-league), Jamie Hucul, Terry Goode (non-league), Mike Twitchell, Steve
Mclarty, Brian Taylor.
DHPL League Final Seating Chart Season 12 (2016-17)
A couple of players were
blanced to a new table using our standard balancing procedure of taking from
the next big blind (3 seat). Andrew Creed, Michelle Owen were balanced from
their originally drawn seats.
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Seat |
Table 1 |
Chips |
Seat |
Table 2 |
Chips |
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1 |
Ryan McDonald |
11,000 |
1 |
Buddy Lane |
5,000 |
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2 |
Reena King |
11,000 |
2 |
Ivan Mahood |
11,500 |
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3 |
Dan Cassidy |
12,000 |
3 |
*Andrew Creed |
1,000 |
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4 |
Mike Farnese |
6,500 |
4 |
Dean Hilts |
1,000 |
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5 |
Garry Juvelin |
3,000 |
5 |
Jeff Nason |
2,500 |
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6 |
Wade Antoniuk |
4,500 |
6 |
Ray Rohrback |
15,500 |
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7 |
Roger Grosset |
10,000 |
7 |
Bob Deforest |
1,000 |
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8 |
Dave Sims |
20,500 |
8 |
Dan Molatore |
10,500 |
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9 |
James
Tichenor |
3,000 |
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9 |
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81,500 |
48,000 |
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Seat |
Table 3 |
Chips |
Seat |
Table 4 |
Chips |
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1 |
Paul Deol |
23,000 |
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1 |
Mark Juvelin |
13,000 |
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2 |
John Forsythe |
2,000 |
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2 |
Rommel
Catalan |
4,000 |
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3 |
Mike Honeyman |
16,500 |
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3 |
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4 |
Jamil Jutha |
8,500 |
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4 |
Doug
Cornelson |
4,000 |
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5 |
Jamie Hucul |
6,500 |
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5 |
Brant Taylor |
13,000 |
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6 |
Steve Mclarty |
5,000 |
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6 |
Ben Walker |
3,500 |
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7 |
Kelli Cera |
12,000 |
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7 |
Thomas Davis |
1,500 |
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8 |
Byron
Williams |
1,500 |
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8 |
Mark Scott |
12,000 |
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9 |
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9 |
Mo Pannun |
6,000 |
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75,000 |
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57,000 |
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Seat |
Table 5 |
Chips |
Seat |
Table 6 |
Chips |
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1 |
Guy Bottin |
2,500 |
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1 |
Jason Nadeau |
17,000 |
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2 |
Mike
Twitchell |
3,500 |
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2 |
*Michelle
Owen |
14,500 |
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3 |
Scott Brynen |
4,000 |
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3 |
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4 |
Simon
Pickering |
2,000 |
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4 |
Deepak Bhasin |
6,500 |
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5 |
Darren
Kennedy |
3,500 |
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5 |
Brent Senko |
9,000 |
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6 |
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6 |
Hal
Fellingham |
11,500 |
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7 |
Johnny Dai |
11,000 |
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7 |
Rob Sims |
6,000 |
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8 |
Ramiro
Dominguez |
5,000 |
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8 |
Shaun Ali |
23,000 |
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9 |
Bruce Lawson |
2,500 |
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9 |
Niko
Bourassa-Wright |
1,000 |
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34,000 |
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88,500 |
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Seat |
Table 7 |
Chips |
Seat |
Table 8 |
Chips |
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1 |
Brian Taylor |
1,500 |
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1 |
Andrew
Tilston |
12,000 |
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2 |
Everett
Wicklund |
19,000 |
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2 |
Mike
Mittermuller |
2,500 |
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3 |
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3 |
Tyler Marples |
2,500 |
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4 |
Jeff Scott |
13,500 |
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4 |
Allan Foster |
5,000 |
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5 |
Eric Ruttan |
1,500 |
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5 |
Colin Genge |
10,500 |
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6 |
Kal Kooner |
1,000 |
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6 |
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7 |
Robert
Brechin |
5,000 |
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7 |
Dylan Ruocco |
1,000 |
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8 |
Jim Prime |
12,000 |
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8 |
Keith Fisher |
5,000 |
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9 |
Trevor Massey |
25,500 |
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9 |
Elton Ngan |
11,000 |
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79,000 |
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49,500 |
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Seat |
Table 9 |
Chips |
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1 |
Stan Zatylny |
10,000 |
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2 |
Steve
Tamboline |
4,000 |
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3 |
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4 |
Chris Fraser |
15,500 |
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5 |
Chris Nishi |
1,000 |
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6 |
Andrew
Krywaniuk |
4,500 |
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7 |
Mike Bigelow |
3,500 |
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8 |
Rik Rohrback |
17,500 |
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9 |
Richard
Wardroper |
8,500 |
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64,500 |
March 20, 2017: All Time Stats Updated to Include
Events #4-9
It has been a long time since
I updated the all-time stats so I thought I should get it done. I have updated
everything so feel free to go and take a look.
Also, the prize-pool is up.
We voted and it was close with 37 votes for 2 WSOP Main Event prizes and 34
votes for just 1 WSOP Main Event prize. 2 people abstained and 2 people I could
not get ahold of.
So the prizes will look like
this. All cash is in USD btw:
1. $10,000 WSOP ME Seat + $900 cash
2. $10,000 WSOP ME Seat + $900 cash
3. $2,500 WSOP + $400 cash
4. $2,000 WSOP + $400 cash
5. $1,500 WSOP + $400 cash
6. $1,500 WSOP + $400 cash
7. $1,000 WSOP + $400 cash
8. $1,000 WSOP + $400 cash
9. $1,000 WSOP + $400 cash
10. $1,000 WSOP + $400 cash
11. $1,000 WSOP + $400 cash
March 11, 2017: Todd Fletcher Takes Down Event #9, Ray
Rohrback Wins 10,000 Points, Shaun Ali Takes Over Points Lead
First off Blake Vailes failed
to 3peat even though he did try twice by rebuying last night. A solid run
nonetheless for Blake. We had an enormous 108 entries and Todd Fletcher
ultimately won the event against Ray Rohrback. Todd had a decent stack most of
the night but it was with 27 players left when he became one of the big stacks
with a double knockout including yours truly when his AA held against my QQ and
Kyle Coulthard’s KK in a classic cooler. Shaun Ali finished in 3rd
place, good for 8,000 points and enough to leap frog over Paul Deol and Dave
Sims all the way to the points lead. The leader in points at the end of event
#10 will have a guaranteed seat so this is quite a significant feat.
Also of note Mike Honeyman
all but locked up the Nadeau Fantasy pool by having 5 of his picks make the
points last night.
The in-the-point finishers
were: Todd Fletcher ($1,250, non-league), Ray Rohrback ($1,150), Shaun Ali
($700), Stan Zatylny ($550), Mark Scott ($400), Eddie Skoko ($300, non-league,
playing for Mo Pannun), Mike Honeyman ($200), Roger Grosset ($150), Scott Brynen
($150), Andrew Krywaniuk ($150), Kal Kooner ($100, rebuy), Darren Barker
($100), Jamil Jutha ($100), Reena King ($100), Everett Wicklund, Ivan Mahood,
Dan Cassidy, Dan Molatore, Rob Sims, John Hebel (non-league, playing for Brent
Senko), Buddy Lane.
March 3, 2017: Jason Nadeau’s DHPL Fantasy Pool is
Posted
Click
here to see the picks and current up=to-date results. Mike Honeyman in the
lead with Johnny Dai right on his tail.
February 11, 2017: Blake Vailes Goes Back-to-Back for
Event #8
Blake Vailes wins again, this
time best a field of 88 players. We also saw both of the Lange brothers at the
final table together.
The in-the-point finishers
were: Blake Vailes ($1,200, non-league, playing for Dan Cassidy), Kelly Lange
($850, non-league), Damien Zillig ($600, non-league playing for Johnny Dai),
Trevor Massey ($420), Paul Deol ($320), Mark Juvelin ($260), Brad McKibbon
($200, non-league), Dave Sims ($150), Shawn Lange ($100, non-league), Mike
Honeyman ($100), Wade Antoniuk ($100), Rik Rohrback, Richard Wardroper, Everett
Wicklund, Michelle Owen, Jamil Jutha, Keith Fisher, Andrew Krywaniuk, David
Slater, John Forsythe, Heather Reid (non-league, playing for Ramiro), Thomas
Davis, Eric Ruttan.
February 7, 2017: Blake Vailes Triumphant Return, Rik
Rohrback wins Points in Event #7
Blake Vailes hadn’t been to a
Die Hard event for a while but he made it count taking down Event #7 after
chopping the money with Rik Rohrback in a field of 101 players. Rik gladly took
the 10,000 points. The trio of friends consisting of Alyssa Webber (3rd),
Todd Fletcher (5th) and Damien Zillig (7th) makes me
think about implementing a no-shark clause. Well done guys and gal. Perenially
late showers Fraser and Wardroper also final tabled making me think there might
be something to their Hellmuth-esque approach to tardiness.
The in-the-point finishers
included: Blake Vailes ($1,150, non-league), Rik Rohrback ($1,150), Alyssa
Webber ($650, non-league), Ivan Mahood ($500), Todd Fletcher ($400,
non-league), Chris Fraser ($300), Damien Zillig ($200, non-league), Bob
Deforest ($150, rebuy), Richard Wardroper ($150), Darren Kennedy ($100, rebuy),
Shaun Ali ($100), Buddy Lane ($100), Barry Stanford (non-league, playing for
Stan Zatylny), Michelle Owen, Brent Senko, Robert Brechin, Ramiro Dominguez,
Mike Twitchell, Jamie Hucul, Jeff Nason, Wade Antoniuk, Andrew Krywaniuk, Gord
Edwards (non-league), Brant Taylor, Darren Callaghan (non-league), Mike
Mittermuller
January 24, 2017: Mike Honeyman wins, chops first place
with Paul Deol
Mike Honeyman outlasted Paul
Deol headsup for the title in an event that saw 102 entries. Standings are
updated.
The in-the-point finishers were: Mike Honeyman
($1,170), Paul Deol ($1,170), Trevor Massey ($660), Reena King ($500), Mark
Scott ($400), Dean Hilts ($300, rebuy), Brant Taylor ($200), Robert Brechin
($150), Dave Sims ($150), Jeff Scott ($100), Roger Grosset ($100, rebuy), Doug
Cornelson ($100), Hal Fellingham, Mike Twitchell, Jason Nadeau, Bruce Lawson,
Byron Williams, Keith Fisher, Wade Antoniuk, Michelle Owen.
December 29, 2016: Brad McKibbon beats Melissa White
for Event #5 Title
Jeff Scott finished 3rd
and took home the 10,000 points. Standings are updated and more to come.
November 25, 2016: John Hebel beats Kevin Miklossy to
win Event #4
Miklossy was playing for
Andrew Tilston who got the 10,000 points. Jason Nadeau earned 8,000 points.
Standings updated and more to come.
October 30, 2016: Elton Ngan beats Brant Taylor
Another large turnout saw 98
players show up. The tourney moved at blazing speed until finally slowing down
when the final table was reached. In the end Elton beat Brant for the title and
10k points. Shaun Ali, Everett Wicklund and Chris Fraser have now pointed in
all 3 events and Everett maintains a solid grip on first place.
The in-the-point finishers
were: Elton Ngan ($1,200), Brant Taylor ($1,000), Shaun Ali ($650), Mike
Farnese ($500), Brent Senko ($400), Steve Tamboline ($300), Doug Cornelson
($200, re-entry), Mike Bigelow ($150), James Tichenor ($100), Grant Willis
($100, non-league), Darren Callaghan ($100), Niko Bourassa-Wright ($100,
re-entry), Steve Mclarty, Ed Sue (non-league, playing for Kelli Cera), Everett
Wicklund, Darren Kennedy, Rik Rohrback, Chris Fraser, John Forsythe, Mike
Mittermuller, Ramiro Dominguez.
October 1, 2016: Jim Prime beats Trevor Massey.
Everett 2nd Straight Top 3
We set a record with 90
unique players and a total of 104 buy-ins. We paid a total of 13 spots for this
tournament and there were the usual plethora of suck-outs and crazy hands. I
myself made a ten-high straight flush in one hand to eliminate two players.
Mike Martin went on a massive tear in the middle levels, flopping quad 9’s in
one hand with K9o to KO a player who held QQ and then 2 hands later held 93o in
a raised pot only to flop T99 and takeout another unlucky soul. In the end he
couldn’t quite hold onto them long enough as he finished as our unfortunate
bubble-boy. When the final table hit the bigstacks tangled and tangled often.
AA vs QQ was one such hand.
The in-the-point finishers
were: Jim Prime ($1,200), Trevor Massey (re-entry $900), Everett Wicklund
($650), Roger Grosset ($500, re-entry), Dan Molatore ($400), Jamil Jutha
($300), Allan Foster ($200), Jason Nadeau ($150), Deepak Bhasin ($150), Shaun
Ali ($100), Paul Deol ($100), Teigh Mckerl ($100, non-league), Johnny Dai
($100), Mike Martin (re-entry), Keith Fisher, David Malik (non-league), Hal
Fellingham, Rob Sims, Reena King, Darren Kennedy, Chris Fraser, Steve Mclarty,
Mark Juvelin.
September 25, 2016: Dave Sims beats Colin Genge to
Capture Event #1
Full Details to be posted
tomorrow night, but Standings page has been updated.
In the point finishers were:
Dave Sims ($1,010), Colin Genge ($1,010), Everett Wicklund ($560), Andy Luong
($420, non-league), Chris Fraser ($340), Rik Rohrback ($260), Deepak Bhasin
($200), Keith Matsalla ($150, non-league, playing for Ben Walker), Mark Scott
($100), Ray Rohrback ($100), Dean Hilts ($100, re-entry), Shaun Ali ($100),
Ivan Mahood, Simon Pickering, Nick Simon (non-league, playing for Scott
Brynen), Rob Sims, Trevor Massey, Bruce Lawson, Johnny Dai, Jeff Nason.
September 8, 2016: 6pm Saturday Cards in the Air. 85
Confirmed Members
We have 85 confirmed league
members. We only have 5 spots remaining. If you want in let me know ASAP!! Just
planning to drop in? Get your name to me now. Dropins will be in order that I
know of you coming. Likely will have to await bustouts to get a seat.
August 24, 2016: Season #12 Starting Soon
Time to firm up a few things.
1) It looks like we may have
more than 80 league members this year so if you know anyone that hasn't replied
or any potential new members please let me know soon as I may have to cut it
off at the first 90 for space limitations that reply.
Also with only two guys I
haven’t heard from I have put them tentatively in the not returning column:
Mike Felhauer and Tony Macedo
If you are one of these guys
or know one of these guys please get me a response. If they all return we have
83 players. Likely a few won't so we are probably sitting around 75-77.
If your name is NOT on the
website it means I don't know you are coming so please email me again to let me
know I missed you.
2) We have 13 signed up for
golf (check the front page). I have asked for 5 tee times, so that means we
have room for 7 more golfers. First come, first served. I don't have the tee
times yet but they will likely be in the 10am-1pm time frame.
3) Please remember that the
money for the league fees is the equivalent of $500 USD this year ($50 USD or
$70 CDN per event). I would prefer you bring USD, but I am also fine with
Canadian. For first event please bring either $150 USD or $200 CDN for league
fees on top of $50 CDN for the tourney portion.
So for event #1
Option 1: $150 USD + $50 CDN
Option 2: $250 CDN
Option 3: $500 USD + $50 CDN
For Events #2-8 (if you don't
pay the $500 USD up front)
Option 1: $50 USD + $50 CDN
Option 2: $120 CDN (or
whatever the current exchange rate is at that time)
If this is at all not clear
please ask me via email. I will be exchanging all CDN into USD as soon as
feasible after each event.
If you prefer you can bring
the entire $500 USD on day one and then just be responsible for the cash tourney
portion for the rest of the year. I prefer this as it makes easier for me but I
understand most people prefer not to do this.
Looking forward to kicking
off the 12th edition of the Die Hard Poker League!!
July 30, 2016: List of People Joining 2016/17 Season
12
If your name doesn’t have an
asterisk (*) beside it, it is because I don’t know for sure that you are
playing this year. I listed everyone’s names that I THINK will be playing, but
only asterisks beside those that have confirmed with me. Please confirm!!!
I am booking golf beforehand
up to 20 players. If you are interested in golfing on the Saturday before poker
starts please let me know and I will book you in for a tee time.
|
Returning
from last year (56) |
Newcomers/Rejoining
after an absence (29) |
Dropping
Out (9) |
In
for Golf (13) |
|
Andrew
Creed* Andrew
Krywaniuk* Ben
Walker* Brant
Taylor* Brent
Senko* Brian
Taylor* Brian
Van Schagen* Bruce
Lawson* Chris
Fraser* Chris
Nishi* Colin
Genge* Dan
Molatore* Darren
Kennedy* Dave
Sims* Dean
Hilts* Dylan
Ruocco* Elton
Ngan* Eric
Ruttan* Everett
Wicklund* Garry
Juvelin* Guy
Bottin* Hal
Fellingham* Jason
Nadeau* Jeff
Scott* John
Forsythe* Johnny
Dai* Jon
Pingol* Kal
Kooner* Kent
Senko* Lance
Murdoch* Mark
Juvelin* Melissa
White* Mike
Bigelow* Mike
Farnese* Mike
Honeyman* Mike
Menkes* Mike
Mittermuller* Mike
Twitchell* Mo
Pannun* Niko
Bourassa-Wright* Paul
Deol* Ramiro
Dominguez* Ray
Rohrback* Richard
Wardroper* Rick
Rohrback* Rob
Sims* Robert
Brechin* Roger
Grosset* Ryan
McDonald* Scott
Brynen* Shaun
Ali* Stan
Zatylny* Steve
Mclarty* Steve
Tamboline* TJ
Johnston* Tyler
Marples* |
Allan
Foster* Bob
DeForest* Brent
Miscisco* Dan
Cassidy* Deepak
Bhasin* Doug
Cornelson* Ivan
Mahmood* James
Tichenor* Jamie
Hucul* Jamil
Jutha* Jeff
Nason* Jim
Prime* Joe
DeAnna* Josh
Resvick* Kelli
Cera Lee
Vallee* Leon
Chambers* Lyle
Johnson* Mark
Scott* Marko
Pocedic* Michelle
Owens* Mike
Graf* Mike
Martin* Nicole
Miscisco* Reena
King* Rod
Burgermeister* Simon
Pickering* Thomas
Davis * Ty
Duong* |
Ashley
Samborski Bill
Robins Bruce
McCallum Eiten
Even Mike
Felhauer??? Nick
Simon Roman
Pereyaslavsky Shane
Kvrgnjas Tony
Macedo??? |
GOLF
CANCELLED
|
July 30, 2016: Die Hard Poker League 2016/17 Season
Preparations
Hello everyone,
Well August is here shortly
and it is time to start organizing the next version of the Die Hard Poker
League.
1. Schedule
Below are my proposed dates
for our 12th incarnation of the Die Hard Poker League. Please look closely at
the dates and if you have any conflicts, especially if they may apply to
multiple people, let me know and I may alter them. Tried to avoid any conflicts
with holidays etc. The first date is solid so you can start planning around
that one.
1. Saturday September 10th
2. Friday, September 30th
3. Friday, October 21st
4. Friday, November 18th
5. Friday, December 2nd
6. Friday, January 13th
7. Friday, January 27th
8. Friday, February 10th
9. Friday, March 3rd
10. Friday, March 31st
11. League Final Friday,
April 7th, Sunday Apr 9
2. Membership
Also it’s is that time again.
If you know you are joining the league again or for the first time, now is the
time to let me know so I can start accumulating the list of returnees. Please
email me and I will add you to the list of confirmed league members. Also if
you know you are not going to join please let me know that as well.
3. Rule Changes
Also officially requesting
any rule change suggestions at this time. The next 4 weeks is the ONLY time I
take suggestions or consider rule changes so don't miss this opportunity.
a. One thing we will do this
year is make the league fees in USD instead of CAD to insulate us from changes
in the exchange rate. That means you are responsible for $500 USD. The tourney
buyin will remain at $50 CAD.
b. We will be making the
League Final a slower structure for the final 9 by stopping play shortly after
making the money and playing out the final 5-9 on a separate day. This will
allow people to have room to play when playing down to the big prize.
Looking forward to seeing you
all again real soon.
Darren
360-399-9030