Nothing really to report, getting back into the online grind, but.......
EOGHAN O'DEA!!!!!
What a performance by a great player and great guy, the perfect tournament so far, and he deserves to go on and win it now. Won't be easy though: it's easily the strongest final table in recent years with a load of online ballas and not one Darvin Moon in sight. The takeover of live poker by the online kids continues.
I (and I'm sure many others) are tempted to go over in November to rail him. The Venetian have a Deepstack series on then too....hmmmm.....
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