Deadman Deader than a Dead Man

World Poker Tour National Dublin champion Simon Deadman will not be adding the WPT National London title to his impressive poker CV a he has just busted out over on Table 1. David L’Honore opened from late position and Deadman was next to act. Deadman three-bet only to see L’Honore shove on to put the

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Matthew Pitt
Updated · 31 October 2019
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World Poker Tour National Dublin champion Simon Deadman will not be adding the WPT National London title to his impressive poker CV a he has just busted out over on Table 1.

David L’Honore opened from late position and Deadman was next to act. Deadman three-bet only to see L’Honore shove on to put the maximum pressure on Deadman.

“I just don’t feel like you have a strong hand,” said Deadman before calling for his tournament life.

Unfortunately for Deadman his read was wrong because L’Honore was very strong indeed; he had been dealt Q♣ Q♥. Deadman could only muster [5x][5x].

“That’s terrible,” said Deadman as the dealer got busy putting out the five community cards. They read 2♠ 2♥ A♦ 6♥ 6♣ and Deadman’s tournament came to an abrupt end.

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