This is what happened

First I have to say hello to a new member to our poker round. On Mr. G's recommendation Mr. M joint our last session. As he had already had some computer Hold'em experience he didn't do a bad job at all. Unsurprisingly, he lost his first bankroll quite quickly. His second one though was defended by him for the rest of the night. Rather the opposite way did our host Mr. G. After half an hour or so he reigned over I'd say 20 Euros net profit. Two hours later he had to swap his last red chip and minutes later he bought a new bankroll. It wasn't his fault - I would even say he had to play like he did;-) No seriously, he lost a terrible amount of chips to me when two queens and a king flopped. He held the third queen, I was in possession of another king. He bet a hell of chips but didn't expect another king on the river (me neither but I bet and called all his raises). Thus, the winners sat on the other side of the table. Mr. A took over the chip-leadership after Mr. G's decay. This night he wasn't able to keep it and for the first time for weeks I went home with a nice return on investment.
This report would be incomplete if I didn't mention that Mr. Ducks-22 didn't show up the whole evening. At about 11 pm he phoned us and claimed to have forgotten our date. We don't know what kind of commitment he had but he would have never forgotten a poker night. That's damn sure.
Take care
Mr. T.