Although Caraba sat back most of the day and showed very limited aggression, he definitely stepped up his game as the table got shorter and shorter. He's a high-stakes online cash game player that specializes in heads up play, so now that he's in his comfort zone, we could see a new side of Mr. Caraba.
2010 EPT Deauville
Main Event
Day: 5
Although Caraba sat back most of the day and showed very limited aggression, he definitely stepped up his game as the table got shorter and shorter. He's a high-stakes online cash game player that specializes in heads up play, so now that he's in his comfort zone, we could see a new side of Mr. Caraba.
Jake Cody - 7.88 million
Showdown
McDonald:
Caraba:
The Romanian section of the spectators gallery came to life to cheer for an ace, and the crew let the suspense build for a moment or two before letting the dealer do the work.
The appeared right in the window, and the crowd broke into a frenzy at the sight of just one card. In the end, the board ran down . That's not going to be good for Timex's pocket jacks. Caraba's pair of aces is the winner, dragging down the huge pot and sending the dangerous Timex pacing towards the interview area.
Mr. McDonald has to a bit happy and a lot disappointed after his showing this week. A remarkable run through this field ends in 3rd place, just two opponents standing between him and a second EPT title.
"Jake shoves on Mike. Mike shoves on Teodor. And Teodor... well, Teodor doesn't do much shoving.
...But Timex passed and it came to nothing.
McDonald checked, and Cody bet another 420,000. Perhaps it was making McDonald paranoid though - he passed, and Cody took the pot.