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2013 PokerStars.com UKIPT Isle of Man

Main Event
Dias: 1a
Event Info

2013 PokerStars.com UKIPT Isle of Man

Resultado Final
Vencedor
Mão Vencedora
a10
Prémio
£94,090
Event Info
Buy-in
£1,000
Entradas
379
Informações sobre o nível
Nível
26
Blinds
25,000 / 50,000
Ante
5,000

Main Event

Dia 1a Concluído

Dara O'Kearney Leads at the End of Day 1a

Nível 8 : 400/800, 100 ante
Dara O'Kearney
Dara O'Kearney

The UKIPT arrived at a new venue with the first ever event based in the Isle of Man. Of course, it was no coincidence that the island is also host to the headquarters of PokerStars, very much making this “home territory” as far as the organisers of the UKIPT were concerned.

On Day 1a, 113 players entered the tournament but after eight levels of fast-paced action, it was Dara O'Kearney who was left as the chip leader going into Day 2 with 112,100. The Irishman had a very slow start, dropping down to around 18,000 midway through the day before he flew up to the very top in the last couple of levels. Indeed, for most of the day it looked to be Niall Farrell who would dominate the counts, the Scotsman was the first player to break six-figures before losing several large pots towards the end.

With many of the Team PokerStars Pros flying in from Barcelona today after a special advertising shoot, it was left to Team PokerStars Online players Mickey Petersen and Andre Coimbra to fly the flag for the company. Coimbra was eliminated late on in the day against Caleb Sheridan, a member of the Rational Group Staff (the parent company of both PokerStars and Full Tilt Poker).

There were lots of Rational Group Staff members playing in this event, a special one-off dispensation for people who work for PokerStars or Full Tilt Poker and are usually not allowed to playing events online or live organised by either company. In an effort to show full transparency, all staff members were fully kitted up with special staff patches featuring the famous three-legged symbol of the Isle of Man.

Despite the expectation of this tournament drawing a smaller field than usual, it had not stopped several notable big names from entering the field, especially with the potential of a big overlay. Dominik Nitsche, who finished third in the WSOPE Main Event barely a week ago was back grinding on Day 1a, having already got his first ever Manx flag with a min-cash in the £150 6-Max event the night before.

Also appearing was [Removed:17], the New Zealander had finished 12th at EPT London and started off incredibly well as the early chip leader before losing a sizeable pot to Mickey Petersen. Yan made it through the end with 39,800.

People who won't be coming back on Saturday include Full Tilt Poker Tour Ambassador Dermot Blain, the Irishman lost a big pot with a set to Sam Razavi's straight draw and was never able to recover. American Jason Wheeler ran top pair into top pair that held a better kicker while UKIPT Galway finalist Daragh Davey's fate was exactly the same. David Docherty's exit, meanwhile, was much more simple, running {6-Spades}{6-Diamonds} into Priit Brikker's {K-Hearts}{K-Diamonds}. Zoe Gillings was also on hand to try her luck in the event but the Olympic snowboarder's tournament was curtailed rather early when she ran queens into Razavi's aces about halfway through the day. Razavi finished the day with an entirely respectable 61,600.

Despite only 54 players having made it through the day, there were lots of players who also have successfully navigated the minefield of the first eight levels to come back for Day 2. These include: Mickey Petersen (46,200), Alexander Schilt (101,400), Niall Farrell (73,600), Jamie O'Connor (105,900), and Chris Straghalis (102,300).

With only 113 players for the first start day, the field is expected to be huge for tomorrow, especially given that 387 players will be needed just to meet the £500,000 guarantee. There will be numerous Team PokerStars Pros getting involved tomorrow including the newly crowned WSOP Player of the Year Daniel Negreanu, Jason Mercier, Liv Boeree, Vanessa Rousso and Jake Cody.

The PokerNews Live Reporting Team will be back tomorrow at 12pm local time for another eight levels of fun as we watch some of the biggest stars in poker make their UKIPT debut!

Meanwhile, since it's Halloween, we'll leave you with a spooky video from Laura Cornelius....

Day 1a Chip Counts (Completo)

Nível 8 : 400/800, 100 ante
Jogador Fichas Oscilação
Dara O'Kearney ie
Dara O'Kearney
112,100
Jamie O'Connor gb
Jamie O'Connor
PokerStars
105,900
Chris Straghalis im
Chris Straghalis
102,300
Alexander Schilt
Alexander Schilt
101,400
Caleb Sheridan
Caleb Sheridan
90,300 -4,700
Robbie Bull gb
Robbie Bull
87,700 52,700
Karl-Fredrik Stromberg
Karl-Fredrik Stromberg
81,600
Matthew McKenzie
Matthew McKenzie
76,300
Niall Farrell gb
Niall Farrell
WSOP 1X Winner
WPT 1X Winner
EPT 1X Winner
73,600
Tim Michels
Tim Michels
68,100
Sam Razavi gb
Sam Razavi
61,600
Samuel Nova
Samuel Nova
53,800
Kovacs Gergo
Kovacs Gergo
53,000
Christoffer Stahle
Christoffer Stahle
52,700
Lynne Beaumont
Lynne Beaumont
51,100
Ludovic Geilich gb
Ludovic Geilich
49,300 6,300
Dominik Nitsche de
Dominik Nitsche
WSOP 4X Winner
WPT 1X Winner
48,800
Thomas Ward gb
Thomas Ward
48,200
Mickey Petersen dk
Mickey Petersen
EPT 1X Winner
PokerStars
46,200 11,200
Sean O`Neill
Sean O`Neill
45,400
Oliver Deacon
Oliver Deacon
43,900
Paul McTaggart gb
Paul McTaggart
40,500 -3,500
[Removed:17]
[Removed:17]
39,800
David Lloyd
David Lloyd
39,300
Dahe Liu
Dahe Liu
38,300

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Farrell Slips Back

Nível 8 : 400/800, 100 ante

Niall Farrell's role of table captain has taken a bit of a dent and he has sent a fair amount of his chips the way of Dara O`Kearney. Since moving to Farrell's table O'Kearney has played only three hands, all against Farrell and won all three.

Farells mission to regain his stack looks in bad shape with not much time left.

Farrell Wants it Back

Nível 8 : 400/800, 100 ante
Niall Farrell
Niall Farrell

Dominik Nitsche had recently taken a decent sized pot from big stack Niall Farrell, and Farrell expressed his determination to get his stack back to what it had been before this unfortunate incident. He had just taken down the previous hand with a raise and a c-bet on a flop of {q-Hearts}{a-Diamonds}{9-Diamonds} getting a fold from the blind defender. Now Nitsche opened the pot for 1,700 and Farrell called, looking for revenge. Things were complicated by Paul McTaggart though who called on the button, while the blinds folded.

A flop of {2-Clubs}{6-Diamonds}{j-Diamonds} and Nitsche checked. Farrell bet out for 2,600 and while McTaggart called Nitsche folded. {4-Diamonds} on the turn. Farrell picked up a single blue T5000 chip from his stack and flicked it just ahead of him. McTaggart wasn’t convinced though and called. The river was the {k-Clubs}. Had that changed anything? Farrell certainly didn’t give the impression that it had as he now took two blue chips and nonchalantly flicked out his bet of 10,000. It was getting very expensive now for McTaggart who seemed to lose confidence in his hand. He knew that Farrell knew this too and a roll of the eyes turned onto a smile as he let his hand go.

Farrell decided to teasingly show one card and turned over the {j-Spades}, insisting that the other one was much better; but it was already in the muck.

Tags: Dominik NitscheNiall Farrell