Pokerstars World Cup 2007

[10DARE]

PS tre sa profitam de slabiciunea lui Negreanu pt romani. Nu o sa faca play back contra lui Keke cu trash..sunt sigur

Stai tu linistit ca e in stare sa-i dea si re-raise all-in cu T7 offs daca are un read ceva.
Pt. Negreanu pokerul e poker iar prietenii sunt prieteni ... daca ai dubii vezi cazul Evelyn Ng.

[kytra]

Da..dar la fazele la limita sunt sigur ca o sa conteze. Daca de ex sta bine la fise o sa conteze asta si nu o sa faca des playuri vs Keke aiurea...mai ales daca tre sa iasa alttii care is short. Aici e vorba de Romania...si el se simte jumate cel putin ..roman. Simt patriotismul din el O sa fie interesant oricum.

[sever]

nu cred ca negreanu si keke se vor ciocni de multe ori. poate shortstacked. oricum nu conteaza, orice ar fi... abia astept sa vad!
Pacat ca dragomir joaca la final

[chooleen]

Daca s-ar fi intalnit la Heat 5 (sau macar Heat 4) si Canada era sigur in primele 4, sunt convins ca Negreanu ar fi jucat penru Romania, dar asa nu o sa-i fie prea usor lui @keke. Oricum, un joc bun pana acum. Bafta baietilor si de acum incolo!

[sever]

Moloz. Sint in tren si are intirziere... Ratez prima ora. Postati si voi orice merita mentionat despre echipa Rom si Negreanu.

[Stephan]

abia astept sa inceapa.. gg RO

[Comperik]

sa postati si voi va rog cand incepe transmisia

[neos2k1]

Sunt la munca si pierd primele 2 ore .. postati va rog lucrurile interesante. Bafta RO !

[Comperik]

cred ca pe net o sa inceapa ceva mai tarziu ...ca mai e si delay-ul.. apropo de delay stie cineva exact cat e delay?

[Kidu]

cred ca incepe la 17.30 oricum...

[Comperik]

s-ar putea mai tarziu ...pe la si 45 estimez eu... ca ieri au inceput pe bune la si 15 si apoi delay 30 de min cam asa

Heat three of PokerStars.com World Cup of Poker:

Seat 1: Randy “principe4” Principe, USA
Making it to the World Cup after winning a freeroll qualifier is a dream come true for Randy Principe. The 38-year-old from Pennsylvania used to be a competitive swimmer until he fell ill with MS but playing poker gives him the opportunity to stay competitive despite his disability. Known as the Prince of Poker to his home game friends, the married father-of-two said: “Coming to Barcelona has been a fairy tale story for me and I hope to inspire others. The USA isn’t doing too well in the tournament so far so I’m under a lot of pressure. But this is by far my biggest poker achievement. It’s a great experience and has really lifted my spirits.”

Seat 2: Luis Medina, Portugal
Luis Medina, 44, a business manager from near Lisbon, has been playing poker recreationally for more than 30 years in home games with friends and family. He's was appointed captain of Team Portugal after leading the Portugal Tournament Leader Board for the third time. He also captained last year’s “Rest of the World” team but they failed to qualify. Luis says being at the World Cup is his biggest achievement in poker to date and he has proved himself a dedicated and enthusiastic mentor to his team mates. He hasn’t left the rail once and makes sure his players are well cared for during play, hailing waiters to keep them topped up with water. Before the World Cup began, Luis spent hours researched his team’s opponents and studying hands. Now it’s his turn.

Seat 3: David Windisch, Germany
Team Germany’s captain is a 26-year old student who has just finished studying automotive engineering at the University of Applied Sciences. He’s been playing poker for over two years, mainly in small stakes no-limit hold’em cash games and sit n gos. He’s played more than 10,000 one-table SNGs, earning him the top position on the German Tournament Leader Board on PokerStars – and a place at the World Cup. He said: “My best tourney result so far is second place out of 2,000 players in the PokerStars $3 rebuy and I have also won a couple of $20 180-player SNGs.”

Seat 4: Martha “marene ”Herrera, Mexico
Martha Herrera, the celebrity player on the Mexico team, has been playing cards all her life, in particular the Mexican card game Paco. She originally learnt poker at the home game hosted by John Huston, the legendary film actor and director, and ahe took up Texas hold ’em in 1999. She was one of the first players to join PokerStars when the company started two years later. When PokerStars launched its weekly $200 Sunday tournament, Martha was the first person to win it – and came third the following week. Martha lives in Puerto Vallarta where she runs a hotel with husband Peter.

Seat 5: Cristian Rajala, Romania
Cristian 24, an electronics engineering student from Bucharest, has been playing poker for around three years. He loves the fact that playing poker gives him an opportunity to travel and has already played in Switzerland and in some side events at the EPT Grand Final in Monte Carlo last March. He loves heads-up and made it into the Romanian World Cup team thanks to winning a PokerStars $200 Sunday heads-up tournaments a few months ago.

Seat 6: Einar “uglyjoes” Sveinsson, Iceland
This jovial member of the Icelandic team from Reykjavik has been playing poker for two years, after making the switch from backgammon and chess. Now a 42-year-old sales manager, Einar is here at the World Cup thanks to coming second on the Iceland Tournament Leader Board. He took also came third in last year’s Icelandic championship last year and won the Icelandic Open. In 2006 he qualified for the 2006 World Series of Poker on PokerStars but says he came “4000th or something!”

Seat 7: Daniel “Kid Poker” Negreanu, Canada
Ever-friendly Daniel is proving a major hit at the World Cup of Poker, not just with his own team-mates - who he’s been cheering from the rail throughout - but also with all the other players. Although born in Canada, Daniel’s background is Romanian and he’s made himself popular with that team too by chatting to them all in their native tongue.

Seat 8: Daniel “ROONEY_DIVES” Bolton
Daniel Bolton, Ireland’s 24-year-old team captain, has been playing poker for around five years. He topped the weekly tournament leader board on PokerStars twice last year and was 28th overall. He hasn’t played a lot of poker in 2007, but aims to change that today at the World Cup of Poker finals. Daniel’s other hobbies include watching sports and movies. He said: “So far, my biggest achievements have been winning the $10 rebuy a few times on PokerStars, the biggest one being an $13,000 win. I'm looking forward to playing today on TV again!“ Daniel also made the final table in Padraig Parkinson’s annual charity tournament for the Simon Community in Dublin last year.

[ernest]

cred ca o sa fie ceam mai echilibrata si atractiva grupa.nice flops keke.

[Comperik]

4.30pm: The cards are in the air and already it looks like being an action-packed heat. In the early exchanges, Martha Herrera, of Mexico, has been doing a lot of pre-flop raising, enough to encourage Daniel Negreanu, of Canada, to defend his big blind. The flop brought 8c-Kd-9d and Martha bet 500. Daniel called. They then both checked it all the way and showed down 8-5 for Daniel (a monster) and 8-7 for Martha, not much more monstrous. They chopped it, but showed that there's going to be a lot more play in this heat.

4.40pm: Today, the steady rhythm of "pass, pass, pass" that beat through yesterday is being regularly punctuated by a new sound. It goes: "Daniel raises 250." The Team Canada celebrity just tried it three times in a row, picking up two pots, but also picking up an aggressive re-raise from Daniel Bolton, of Ireland. Bolton picked up that one.


A INCEPUT !!! GATA!! FARA SPOILERE !!BAFTA romANIA

[romcan]

Mult succes Romaniei! Sper sa-l scoateti pe Nergeanu din cursa repede!

[Kidu]

ma voi unde va uitati ?! da ti link