Irexes
Legend
Silver Level
Hoping the Umbrella will reign supreme
Bah, I did that gag on the shout box on pokernews hours ago Ian.
Though great minds do indeed think alike
jokish123
Legend
Platinum Level
eNTy
Legend
Silver Level
Stick posted the link above.
Infamous1020
Visionary
Platinum Level
I talked to him last night on AIM -- we go/went to the same college.
Me and him actually both went to Turning Stone, and I wore a panda hat and he wore the umbrella hat
so we were talking last night joking around and he said he was gonna do it
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Pokertron3000
Available for parties
Silver Level
Good luck Zach and the umbrella could be a great piece of self promotion, of course if he wins he can get use to umbrella groupies and such, I can picture it now the umberalla gets more famous than the man everywhere he goes people sing Rianna at him.
Handy if it rains though.
Handy if it rains though.
Infamous1020
Visionary
Platinum Level
ya never know when it will rain indoors. i would imagine a sudden downpour would make it pretty difficult to play cards
Infamous1020
Visionary
Platinum Level
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Pokertron3000
Available for parties
Silver Level
I have been indoors while it rains once before actually in a past life as a shop fitter! Not sure how it happened but the plumbers where not happy. Oh actually twice lol when in the arndale centre (manchester shopping centre) a truck hit a large pipe causing a major waterfall and a laugh for us workies but despair for the truck driver.
I have several stories just as boring as these two maybe I shall write a book someday.
Anyway hope Zach can do himself proud here reading his posts he has a good poker mind behind him.
NoWuckingFurries
Legend
Silver Level
Presently it's clear and sunny over the beaches of Mar del Plata, but should clouds move in we know one man who has come prepared for a sudden downpour. Meet pokerstars online qualifier Zach Hall, a young American who traveled over 6,500 miles from his New Hampshire home to play in the LAPT Grand Final.
Zach Hall, prepared for bad weather
Hall bought in into this event with W$ and is currently sitting with a healthy stack of 13,000. Though his shrewd satellite play translated into an entry into the LAPT Grand Final, we're a bit divided on the merits of his choice in headwear. Attention-getting? Absolutely. A fashion statement? Not so much.
In the first level of play, the forecast was looking grim for several of Team PokerStars Pro's finest. Joe Hachem was on shaky ground before the first break, but recently earned a double up when his pocket jacks held against ace-king.
Hachem rakes in the "fichas"
After that disastrous first hand that sent his stack plummeting from 10,000 to 1,100, Leo Fernandez is still miraculously hanging on, having tripled up to 3,400. The always-aggressive Andre Akkari saw his stack slip to 3,500 by the end of the second level, but he's scratched and clawed his way up to a well-above average stack. Just moments ago, Akkari made quads, severely denting the stack of David Flusfeder to take him up to 22,000.
136 players still remain of our Day 1B starting field of 151.
Zach Hall, prepared for bad weather
Hall bought in into this event with W$ and is currently sitting with a healthy stack of 13,000. Though his shrewd satellite play translated into an entry into the LAPT Grand Final, we're a bit divided on the merits of his choice in headwear. Attention-getting? Absolutely. A fashion statement? Not so much.
In the first level of play, the forecast was looking grim for several of Team PokerStars Pro's finest. Joe Hachem was on shaky ground before the first break, but recently earned a double up when his pocket jacks held against ace-king.
Hachem rakes in the "fichas"
After that disastrous first hand that sent his stack plummeting from 10,000 to 1,100, Leo Fernandez is still miraculously hanging on, having tripled up to 3,400. The always-aggressive Andre Akkari saw his stack slip to 3,500 by the end of the second level, but he's scratched and clawed his way up to a well-above average stack. Just moments ago, Akkari made quads, severely denting the stack of David Flusfeder to take him up to 22,000.
136 players still remain of our Day 1B starting field of 151.
eNTy
Legend
Silver Level
Posted <1 min ago:
74 Players Remaining
The pace has picked up since the dinner break. There are 74 players remaining. Among the notable still in the field... Humberto Brenes, Joe Hachem, Andre Akkari, Alex Gomes, Leo Fernandez, Maria Stern, and Umbrella Man.
jokish123
Legend
Platinum Level
No Action for Umbrella Man
Zach "Umbrella Man" Hall made a stand. One player opened with a raise and Umbrella Man shoved all in over the top for his last 12,000. The player contemplated a call but folded. He asked Umbrella Man to see his cards. Initially Umbrella Man flashed one card then tabled both cards...
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Umbrella Man has quickly become a local celebrity. Shortly after dinner break, one of the railbirds slipped passed security and snuck inside the roped off tournament area. He was an elderly Argentinian and took out his cell phone. He snapped a photo of Umbrella Man and rushed back out to the rail.
Zach "Umbrella Man" Hall made a stand. One player opened with a raise and Umbrella Man shoved all in over the top for his last 12,000. The player contemplated a call but folded. He asked Umbrella Man to see his cards. Initially Umbrella Man flashed one card then tabled both cards...
Umbrella Man has quickly become a local celebrity. Shortly after dinner break, one of the railbirds slipped passed security and snuck inside the roped off tournament area. He was an elderly Argentinian and took out his cell phone. He snapped a photo of Umbrella Man and rushed back out to the rail.
