Holy cra* Annette_15 doing it again

She's chip leader after day 3 at EPT Dublin. There's a good segment on today's action at RAISE.TV - startseite

This is very good for poker. Tourney is down to FT.

wow I love her turn bet. Just grabs a stack without counting and slams it down.

Gangster.

idk what it is about those tables, but I like it. Makes me really want to play live.

lol



ehhhh??? 28 Thousand sound good to you, ok cool that works


JACKS FULL!

I watched her play a cash game ounce. One guy raises, one guy calls, she auto squeezed from the bb, call guy lays down AK. The cool thing was, I predicted her play, but she actually did it before I could even articulate it in my mind. I was thinking, "just call, huh, A. will probably...." BAM! squeeze! No fear, no hesitation.

...and she's ****ing 19...

Annette Obrestad - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

It is a very good thing for poker that a woman monster is being born...

She kinda ripped on Andy Black there. Maybe a HE grudge match in the offing.

I'm sorry but that commentator is absolutely terrible.

agreed. European.

Wiki says she's the youngest person to ever win a wsop bracelet...

How is it she did that being <21 years old??

Q:
A:
=18

Europeans get a bye past American gambling laws?

European WSOP = bracelet (WSOP now has official bracelet events in Europe), although you might argue that they should just get a ring, like on the circuit events.

ahhhh I see I see. ty AG.

I am glad this is happening. Women are as smart as men and not nearly as stupid as we are.

I am not surprised by this and I wish her good luck.

bold statement.....

but in this case, i must agree.

I ♥ her and the way she plays.

you can say 'crap', sir.

Amazing.

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Final day Money

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EPT Dublin: Final table action
4.50pm - Casper Hansen, Denmark, eliminated in ninth place for €30,630
After a period of quiet, in heavy contrast to the opening hands, Casper Hansen moved all-in behind a raise from Annette Obrestad, which Annette called. Queens for Casper but aces for Annette which held strong as the flop, turn and river were dealt. No help for Casper, and he is our ninth place finisher.

5.00pm -- Reijo wons a pot uncontested, Annette wins a pot uncontested and Reuban wins a pot uncontested. The only difference between the three was that Annette won hers with a 200k pre-flop raise. A sledgehammer raise than came with a smile. No takers.

5.30pm - Anders Pettersson, Sweden, PokerStars qualifier, eliminated in sixth place for €83,380
Anders Pettersson, one of six PokerStars qualifiers at this final table moves all in with Q-7, called by Trond Eidsvig with A-3. The flop misses both sending the 20-year-old Pettersson out in sixth place.

5.15pm -- Michael Durrer, Germany, PokerStars qualifier, eliminated in seventh place for €66,370
Trond Eidsvig moves all-in. Next to him is Michael Durrer - he also moves in and the two battle it out. Queens for Tronde, A-Q for Michael who finds no ace to help him out. After initial confusion is seems Michael had Tronde covered to the tune of 20k. Not much to go in with next hand - K-5 against A-Q from Annette. Again, no help. Another PokerStars qualifier sent to the wings.

5.10pm -- Thierry van den Berg, Holland, PokerStars qualifier, eliminated in eighth place for €47,650
PokerStars qualifier Thierry moved all-in on a flop featuring two aces only to have his 8-2 bluff exposed by Daan Ruiter who himself had an ace. With an 'oops' Thierry leaves the tournament area to a round of applause, an eighth place finish to go with his fifth place in Baden last month.

omg... can't believe she did that:

5.50pm -- Daan Ruiter, Holland, eliminated in fifth place for €105,510
In keeping with the hyper-paced action Daan moves in following an Annette raise of 45k. She then called showing A-J to Daan's A-T. A friend of Daan's cheers him on from the rail. "Come on, one time!" he says. Then, for I think the first time this week, Annette speaks: "Shut up!" she says in a way that worked. The flop didn't help Daan, and for the second time he needed running cards. They didn't come and we're suddenly down to four.

hahah I'm liking her more and more

Where are you getting the updates from, skold?

Reuben Peters - USA - PokerStars qualifier - 675,000
Annette Obrestad - Norway - 2,390,000
Reijo Manninen - Finland - PokerStars qualifier - 250,000
Trond Eidsvig - Norway - 492,000

7.05pm - Trond Eidsvig, Norway, eliminated in fourth place for €127,630
For the second time in this final Annette Obrestad busts a player using pocket aces. Trond had moved all-in with jacks but couldn't believe it when Annette showed her hand. Eliminated, Trond shook the hands of everyone leaving Annette till last. He smiled in pain, she smiled in joy. Three players remain.

7.15pm -- It's beginning to look like this is rightfully Annette's title and Annette is playing that way. Lee Jones is on the mike: "Annette bets, Reijo folds. Annette bets, Reuben folds."

Reuben Peters, PokerStars qualifier from Colorado, USA, wins EPT Dublin and €532,620

8.15pm -- Annette Obrestad, Norway, eliminated in second place for €297,800
On a flop of T-6-3 Annette bet 230k. Reuben moved all-in and Annette called for her tournament life. A-T for Reuben, pocket sevens for Annette who made a curse sound as she turned her cards over. A four on the turn, a three on the river. After a cursory count to make sure, it was all over. PokerStars qualifier Reuben Peters is the new EPT Dublin champion.

8.10pm -- A huge hand that has turned the tournament on its head. Reuben bet 52k which Annette re-raised over 100k more. Reuben called, seeing a king high flop. Now Annette bet 420k, a huge bet which Reuben seized to move all-in. A massive pot which, when Annette folded, flung the chip lead into the grateful hands of Reuben.

8.00pm -- Something strange has begun to happen. A shift in the force has allowed Reuben to add to his stack. Pots that had been going Annette's way began going the way of Reuben.

7.45pm -- Reuban moves in on a flop of 4-6-9. Annette calls showing top pair 9-J, but it's Reuben ahead with bottom two pair 4-6. They hold up, doubling him up to close to a million.

BUMP -- link at top has final table coverage up now.

She kinda lost it there at the HU part...


I would have tightened up and not go on... coin flips or dominated... like the 77 hand....

but shes wayyy better than me, what do i know, mad unlucky.

Seems like she was getting her fair share of luck with AA againts good Pocket pairs twice, anyone can earn a lot of easy chips this way.