Party Poker European Open IV draw

bohsman

Ian Cox
Richard Ashby
Marc Goodwin
Roland De Wolfe
Damon Ioannou
Al Kenny

Any opinions of these players?

Ollieboy

Ian Cox is a regular pro on the british scene, I think he only turn full time 2 years ago and as had good runs in GUKPT. Aggressive player with marginal hands and likes to play flops with position and likely to call if he thinks he's in a race.

I'm sure you already know about Marc and Dewolfe

bohsman

Id never heard of Marc, any advice on both players would be great.

meathman 007

marks a very good player - finished 3rd in the monte carlo millions a few years back, de wolfe is up and down and will either win it or be out first. Ashby plays in the big games in the vic in london and is decent. Cox has run good on tv for a while but i dont think he is great

Ollieboy

Marc is sponsor by Mansion, he's a bigtime Cash player in the UK.

http://pokerdb.thehendonmob.com/player.php?a=r&n=40137

Nice aggressive table, what odds on it been over by level 4

LuckyLloyd

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rag2gar

Albert Kenny ftw. Forget about the others and take it down

LuckyLloyd

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nicnicnic

looks like a pretty soft heat tbh Ill be suprised If Albert dosnt make it through.

glglgl

bohsman

Any interest in a prop bet? Pretty sure Al would wear a Liverpool jersey if we could collect €500 or so.

Requiem4adream

When/where is this? Go albert!!! Ez heat :rolleyes: If ya win this ya can retire from poker and make a return to the snooker circuit

phantom_lord

how'd he qualify/get into that?

Taxipete29

Won a sat in Winners

rag2gar

LuckyLloyd wrote: »

doesn't QUITE work like that.

If he's good enough to get in there through qualifying then he's good enough to win. Worrying about the others and whos won what is conseading defeat. He might aswell stay at home

bohsman

rag2gar wrote: »

If he's good enough to get in there through qualifying then he's good enough to win. Worrying about the others and whos won what is conseading defeat. He might aswell stay at home

Its not about whos won what its about what sort of players they are.

Goodluck2me

bohsman wrote: »

Its not about whos won what its about what sort of players they are.

just as well...

GO al GO!

I think he is going to get a tiny wolf to put under his gorrilla, kind of a psyche out! i thought it was very funny!

Lazare

Best of luck in this Albert.

Conor

Goodluck2me

Ian Cox was 8th in EPT London this year.

Ace2007

where does this take place?

cooker3

Good luck Albert

dannydiamond

Richard ashby is a big cash player,he got to the final of the 888.com uk open last year,same single table format.Padraig and Jesse were under the impression that he was very loose but in the couple of games i saw him play he played VERY tight early,and as Lloyd said if this guy puts chips into a pot be very careful he aint messin'.He also has a very good sense of where he is in a hand.

Marc Goodwin and Ian Cox are both very good players who have alot of experience in this format.

De Wolfe is De Wolfe,if you know what i mean,i've seen him play this format a few times and i haven't seen him bring his A game once,always seems to me that he tries to play up his image for the cameras and plays way too loose,he did start off playing sixpacs on crypto though....

Don't know the other guy,more than likely an online qualifier,if you could get his nick and sharkscope his stats see if he plays sit n gos,or find someone who plays sngs,on party see if they know him...

That's all i can think of,hope it helps..... BTW this is a bloody tough heat.

LuckyLloyd

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Grafter

Cox played a couple if final tables on the GUKPT. Goodwin commentated on a couple (and may have played in one? Can't quite remember)

http://www.pokertube.com/Films.aspx?UserID=5121

JP Poker

Has anyone hear from Albert. His heat was on last night.

AKQJ10

JP Poker wrote: »

Has anyone hear from Albert. His heat was on last night.

No good unfortunately

JP Poker

Ya i just found out that he finished 3rd. Roland De Wolfe won his heat