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ILPC 2009 - Irish Ladies Poker Championships 2009

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    #152
    The Clamper
    Registered Users Posts: 1,317 ✭✭✭The Clamper


    i really thought Patti Mc Lean would take this down, after all, she is probably the best player in the room

    she musta been very unlucky to avoid winning it

    but hey, thats poker 4 u

    Derek


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    #153
    ElectraBlue
    Registered Users Posts: 338 ✭✭ElectraBlue


    Patti was short stacked from two tables out, she played damn well to get as far as she did... One of the HU girls (not sure if 1st or 2nd - did they not agree on a deal to split 50-50?!) was the 66-maniac that gutted me into shortstack-mode and she played a 'Hand of God' game to the end busting players left right and centre! :rolleyes:


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    #154
    Gillybean72
    Registered Users Posts: 746 ✭✭✭Gillybean72


    ElectraBlue wrote: »
    Patti was short stacked from two tables out, she played damn well to get as far as she did... One of the HU girls (not sure if 1st or 2nd - did they not agree on a deal to split 50-50?!) was the 66-maniac that gutted me into shortstack-mode and she played a 'Hand of God' game to the end busting players left right and centre! :rolleyes:

    What about the girl that busted me, did she cash? the dark haired girl?


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    #155
    ElectraBlue
    Registered Users Posts: 338 ✭✭ElectraBlue


    Gillcarr1972 wrote: »
    What about the girl that busted me, did she cash? the dark haired girl?

    Yes, that was Sharon, she came 3rd. She's actually a well respected player on the Dublin scene.


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    #156
    Gillybean72
    Registered Users Posts: 746 ✭✭✭Gillybean72


    ElectraBlue wrote: »
    Yes, that was Sharon, she came 3rd. She's actually a well respected player on the Dublin scene.

    I thought she would cash but didnt know her name lol.


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    #157
    Flushdraw
    Registered Users Posts: 6,187 ✭✭✭Flushdraw


    ElectraBlue wrote: »
    Yes, that was Sharon, she came 3rd. She's actually a well respected player on the Dublin scene.

    I've never bumped into her in 4-5 years playing live around the Irish scene :confused:

    Her call with KJo was horrible, especially as it was against the only player at the table that could do her damage...Playing 90k pots AIPF with KJo when you are never ahead is really bad.


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    #158
    trishakids
    Closed Accounts Posts: 60 ✭✭trishakids


    Ugh, women poker players lol... I thought it was a good turnout, nice setup but the standard was pretty bad imo. One girl bet 6k into a 75 pot, but she did say it was a "mistake"! Not many interesting hands to report, did manage to get 5 ladies off of a pot with AK on a 468 board, one folded jacks and one folded tens. Looking forward to next year. Well done to Stephen and the lads.


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    #159
    ElectraBlue
    Registered Users Posts: 338 ✭✭ElectraBlue


    Flushdraw wrote: »
    I've never bumped into her in 4-5 years playing live around the Irish scene :confused:

    Her call with KJo was horrible, especially as it was against the only player at the table that could do her damage...Playing 90k pots AIPF with KJo when you are never ahead is really bad.

    I agree, was kinda shocked she did that as she usually much nitter than this :confused: As Trisha said, that's women pokah players for you!:rolleyes:

    I've been dealing 1.5 years now, I have seen her around a few times... but I've never met YOU before last weekend!!! :P :P :P


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    #160
    Flushdraw
    Registered Users Posts: 6,187 ✭✭✭Flushdraw


    ElectraBlue wrote: »
    I agree, was kinda shocked she did that as she usually much nitter than this :confused: As Trisha said, that's women pokah players for you!:rolleyes:

    I've been dealing 1.5 years now, I have seen her around a few times... but I've never met YOU before last weekend!!! :P :P :P

    Hmmmm you've dealt at my table a few times. I think on 2 occasions in Waterford and maybe Drogheda once but not sure!


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    #161
    Gillybean72
    Registered Users Posts: 746 ✭✭✭Gillybean72


    ElectraBlue wrote: »
    I agree, was kinda shocked she did that as she usually much nitter than this :confused: As Trisha said, that's women pokah players for you!:rolleyes:

    I've been dealing 1.5 years now, I have seen her around a few times... but I've never met YOU before last weekend!!! :P :P :P

    She changed her play from the way she started because of the standard at our table, she started open limping loads and then being agressive post flop as the girls didnt want to take her on. But she knew how I was playing and she must have known she wasnt ahead when she made that call. But thats pokah for you!

    Stephen, you should have another ladies tourney within the year as I think it was good for the ladies, I enjoyed it (except for the dire standard of some) and enjoyed meeting the other female players.


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    #162
    Flushdraw
    Registered Users Posts: 6,187 ✭✭✭Flushdraw


    ElectraBlue wrote: »
    I agree, was kinda shocked she did that as she usually much nitter than this :confused:

    Maybe she took a day off....

    knitter.gif


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    #163
    hackandproud
    Closed Accounts Posts: 6 ✭hackandproud


    I don't really post much, more of a lurker :D

    But I have to say it was lovely to meet you ladies, and as much as, like you guys say, there was some "not-so-great" play, there were also some really terrific players, which was a fantastic surprise. Turned out to be a great game, and I look forward to the next one, where I can improve on 4th :p


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