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End of Day 1b – 07/07/2018 – 01:25

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Boon Leads 1b – 07/07/2018 – 01:15

After another ten levels of play, Day 1b of GUKPT London is now over. It’s been a huge days play with 227 entries in total over the 6 levels of late registration. Giving us 358 entries for both days combined and a prizepool of £179,000 for the players to play for over the next two days.

Surprisingly despite having nearly 100 players more today, our chip leader has finished with 100k less than the chip leader from Day 1a. That won’t matter to Rob Boon though as he has finished with over 160,000, which is a great stack for tomorrow.

Full chip counts are:

We will all be back tomorrow where there are 98 players coming back to play another ten levels of play or down to a final table.

Play Has Finished – 07/07/2018 – 00:50

Play has finished now on all tables.

The players are now bagging their chips for day two.

Last Six Hands – 07/07/2018 – 00:35

Kelly Saxby has picked out a six with 11 minutes on the clock.

So we will play 6 more hands before we bag up for the night.

Exits – 07/07/2018 – 00:20

The most recent exits from the tournament:

Chris Forde
Mohammd Ullah
Muktar Ahmed
Davide Magnan

Brown Busts – 06/07/2018 – 23:55

Ethan Brown gets his last 10k all in pre flop holding against the of Keith Ongxun.

The flop comes which changes nothing

The turn card comes

The river card !!

Keith rivers top pair to take the pot.

Ethan heads out of the tournament here during the last level of play.

The Last Level – 06/07/2018 – 23:45

The blinds increase for the last time today as we begin level number ten.

They are now 500/1000 with a 100 ante.

75 players remaining.

Chip Counts – 06/07/2018 – 23:30

Andreas Constantinou – 90,000
Chris Cooper – 50,000
Rob Boon – 70,000
Neil McCulloch – 80,000
James Martin – 90,000
Vikrum Mehta – 87,000
Marius Hutupasu – 90,000
Alstair Akenhead – 125,000

Cardroom Shot – 06/07/2018 – 23:10

Is there a better cardroom than @ThePokerRoomUK in the UK?

We think not.

Chip Counts – 06/07/2018 – 22:55

Dan Silo – 46,000
Ranith Wimalaratna – 58,00
Adrian Balica – 59,000
Patrick Szabo – 32,000
Dahe Liu – 43,000
Hamish Mojaria – 47,000
Kohei Nakai – 22,000
Alexios Zervos – 73,000

Level 9 – 06/07/2018 – 22:45

The players are back seated as we begin level number 9.

The blinds are 400/800 with a 100 ante.

96 players remaining.

Down to 100 – 06/07/2018 – 22:30

We’re now down to 100 players here in the main event as players are dropping thick and fast.

Just over two levels of play left today before the players bag and tag.

Big Pot For Brown – 06/07/2018 – 22:02

On flop of Ethan Brown & Sang Leung get involved in a raising war which results in Ethan moving all in and Sang making the call.

Ethan tables for a flush draw and will need to hit a heart against the who has flopped top two.

The turn card comes as Ethan turns more outs any of the two Jacks left in the deck would win him the pot.

The river card comes !!!

Ethan rivers the flush to take the pot, he now has 55,000.

Sang is left with just 3,000.

Recent Eliminations – 06/07/2018 – 21:50

No re-entries for the players below as we lose:

Adrian Chamaa
Vitalie Grecul
Phil Colls
Catherine Ivgi
Roy Wicks
Laurence Houghton

Level Eight – 06/07/2018 – 21:29

The blinds increase as we begin level number eight.

They are now 300/600 with a 50 ante.

119 players remaining.

Chip Counts – 06/07/2018 – 21:10

Paul Scipioni – 70,000
Neil McCulloch – 40,000
Kuljinder Sidhu – 30,000
Brynn Kinlaug – 32,000
Rahim Tadjasadaat – 50,000
Gednet Haili – 24,000
Konrad Zalewski – 27,000

Final Numbers – 06/07/2018 – 20:50

Level 7 – 06/07/2018 – 20:30

The players are back seated as we begin level number 7.

The blinds are now 200/400 with a 50 ante.

130 players remaining.

Break Time – 06/07/2018 – 20:15

Break time now for the players as they take 15 minutes.

Bust Outs – 06/08/2018 – 19:45

Players dropping like flies here at the GUKPT Main Event in London as we lose:

Hamish Morjaria
Mingze Xu
Robinder Dhinsa
Andrew Lawson
Andrew Garland

When we’re losing players they’re jumping back in for another bullet and why wouldn’t you with the prizepool currently at £174,500.

Table Shots – 06/07/2018 – 19:28

Level 6 – 06/07/2018 – 19:16

The blinds increase as we begin level number 6.

They are now 150/300 with a 25 ante.

142 players remaining.

Over 300 – 06/07/2018 – 19:01

It’s another massive turnout here at The Poker Room in London.

We currently have 336 entries so far over the two days, which puts £168,000 in the prizepool with 90 minutes left to register the tournament.

More Chip Counts – 06/07/2018 – 18:46

Laurence Houghton – 45,000
Marius Hutupasu – 2,000
Kieran Davey – 6,000
Justin Kyriakides – 30,000
Robinder Dhinsa – 50,000
Justin Tsui – 65,000

Chip Counts – 06/07/2018 – 18:36

Terry Jordon – 38,000
Adrian Balica – 65,000
Stephen Bean – 42,000
Alexios Zervos – 20,000
Roni Tai – 86,000

Cash Game Update – 06/07/2018 – 18:25

Cash Game Update from

NLH
1-1 (3)
1-2 (3)
1-3 (1)
2-5 (1)

Level 5 – 06/07/2018 – 18:16

The players are back seated as we begin level number 5.

The blinds are 100/200 with a 25 ante.

181 players today so far.

Dinner Break – 06/07/2018 – 17:16

Dinner break now for the players as we take a 60 minute dinner break.

Sidhu Busts Two – 06/07/2018 – 17:05

We get to the table where three players are all in!!

Mohammed is all in for his 8,000 stack holding

Jan Bechtel all in for 15,000 with

Kully Sidhu has both players covered with

The flop comes as Kully flops a flush draw.

The turn card

The river card !!

Flush for Kully on the river as he busts Mohammed & Jan.

Kully now has a stack of around 45,000.

Bust Outs – 06/07/2018 – 16:50

Dhruv Dosh
Konrad Zalewski
Michael Rolt
Muqit Teja
James Parker

Chip Counts – 06/07/2018 – 16:35

Mohammed Tidjan – 10,000
Andrew Garland – 34,000
Chris Cooper – 30,000
Alastair Akenhead – 53,000
David Gee – 5,000
Aleks Golubevs – 14,000

Level 4 – 06/07/2018 – 16:15

The blinds increase as we begin the next level of play.

They are now 100/200.

164 entries so far today.

Prizepool currently stands at £147,500.

Live Stream – 06/07/2018 – 15:59

We have our GUKPT Live Stream running with all hole cards shown on a thirty minute delay.

You can watch all the action from Day 1b HERE!!

Exits – 06/07/2018 – 15:30

The most recent exits in the tournament:

Sum Yip
Andrew Lawson
Mazalahedwa Bako

Level 3 – 06/07/2018 – 15:15

The players are back seated as we begin level number three.

The blinds are now 75/150.

118 players remaining from the 129 entries so far today.

Break Time – 06/07/2018 – 15:01

Break time now for the players as they take 15 minutes.

All is Quiet – 06/07/2018 – 14:34

All is quiet during the second level of play here in London.

The prizepool has increased to £125,000 and the sky is the limit with four levels of late registration remaining.

Last years total was £224,500, but I think we will struggle to hit anything close to that.

Guarantee Smashed! – 06/07/2018 – 14:15

The guarantee has already been smashed here at GUKPT London.

The current prizepool is £120,000 and with late registration open until 8:30pm we are hoping to hit the £200,000 mark.

Level 2 – 06/07/2018 – 14:01

The blinds increase as we begin level number 2.

The blinds are now 50/100.

103 entries so far today.

Seating Plan – 06/07/2018 – 13:45

Start of Day 1b – 06/07/2018 – 13:30

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Shuffle Up & Deal – 06/07/2018 – 13:02

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The cards are in the air as we begin day 1b here in London. We have started the day with 65 players.

The blinds are 25/50.

Players Called In – 06/07/2018 – 12:55

The players have been called in to take their seats.

We should be underway very soon.

Day 1a Chip Counts – 06/07/2018 – 12:45

131 players played yesterday with 37 players making it though to Day 2.

Welcome To Day 1b – 06/07/2018 – 12:30

Good afternoon and welcome back to the Poker Room in London for the second Day one of the GUKPT Main Event.

The buy in to the tournament is £500+£60 with a £100,000 Guarantee, which is going to be smashed today!! For their buy in, the players will receive 20,000 chips on a 60 minute clock, played on the best structure around.

Late registration is open until 8:30pm today and we are looking forward to what should be a great day of poker.

Play begins today at 1pm.

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• Beyond Meat reported net revenues of $94.4 million vs. $132.8 million expected by Wall Street, and a loss per share of 28 cents versus the estimated earnings per share of five cents.
• CEO Ken Goldman attributed the third quarter loss to consumers 'freezer loading' in the second quarter at the onset of the pandemic.
• Analysts at JPMorgan said it's unclear why the plant-based burger maker had such a weak third quarter.
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Shares of Beyond Meat plunged as much as 22% shortly after the Tuesday open after the plant-based burger maker reported a large revenue miss, slow sales growth, and a surprise loss in the third quarter.

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Shares are trading at $116 as of Tuesday morning, Beyond Meta's lowest level since May, after falling as much as 27% in pre-market hours.

The company on Monday afternoon reported net revenues for quarter of $94.4 million versus $132.8 million expected by Wall Street. This was a significant drop from its second quarter revenue at $113 million, which CEO Ethan Brown said was boosted by consumers 'panic buying,' and having 'freezer loaded' at the onset of the pandemic.

Analysts at JPMorgan led by Ken Goldman said it was unclear why the third quarter was so weak, and Beyond Meat's explanation was not backed up by 'meaningful data.'

'BYND mentioned nothing about freezer loading when reporting 2Q,' they said. 'And we frankly have never really heard of freezer loading as a thing; typically it is much harder to pack a freezer than a pantry. Moreover, Beyond's products are generally sold and stored fresh, not frozen. So we have a lot of questions about what actually happened to sales in 3Q.'

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Despite the third quarter revenue miss, Beyond Meat's year over year net revenue growth for the 9 months ending in September stands at 52.9%, up 116.5% for the same period a year ago.

However, the company also reported a surprise loss of 28 cents per share where analysts had estimated earnings per share of five cents.

Monday's report came after a confusing day that saw Beyond's stock whipsaw violently. Shares dropped 9% after McDonald's announced it would be creating a plant-based burger, 'crafted exclusively for McDonald's by McDonald's.' Investors were initially confused what Beyond Meat's role would be, if any, but shares recovered after Beyond Meat clarified that it had collaborated on the new 'McPlant.'

Details of the collaboration remain unclear.

JPMorgan said the partnership could be 'very strong over time,' but they need more information about whether Beyond Meat will be manufacturing the 'McPlant' and if the 'McPlant' is a single product or broader platform before they can model McDonald's impact on Beyond's revenue and earnings.

JPMorgan holds an underweight rating for Beyond Meat and a price target of $104.

'In the long run, we believe BYND's growth opportunity is impressive, and we see the company as well-positioned to keep a large share of the alt-meat pie. But with visibility so low and the most recent quarter surprisingly soft, we think it makes sense to stay Underweight,' said JPMorgan.