2010 PokerStars Caribbean Adventure
2010 PCA Main Event
Day: 6
Event Info
Final Results
Event Info
Level Info
2010 PokerStars Caribbean Adventure
Buy-in
$10,000
Entries
1,529
Level
33
Blinds
120,000 / 240,000
Ante
20,000
![[user38449]](/img/avatars/avatar.svg){kind=avatar}
The flop comes down
and Shulman checks to D'Angelo who fires a 300,000 bet. Shulman then check-raises to 800,000 and D'Angelo makes a quick call.The turn brings the
and both players check. The last card off the deck is the
and Shulman checks once more to D'Angelo who fires an 850,000 bet. Shulman quickly folds and D'Angelo takes down the pot.
Ryan D'Angelo has the button in Seat 2. Barry Shulman is first and raises to 300,000. Benjamin Zamani reraises all in and action folds to Aage Ravn who asks for a count on the shove. The all-in bet is for 1.450 million. Last time Ravn asked for a count on a shove, he reshoved over top of Zachary Goldberg and ended up eliminating him on the hand.
Ravn then moves all in from the small blind. As if the action couldn't get much better, Harrison Gimbel then asks for a count on Ravn's shove from the big blind.
Gimbel then moves in and Shulman moves out of the way, folding
and leaving three players for the all-in showdown. Here's what they have:Ravn:
Gimbel:
Zamani:
The flop draws an explosion from the crowd when the
fall, smacking a set of eights for Zamani and putting him in the lead."The
would be the most interesting turn card," chimed in Ty Reiman.The turn card is the
and everything stays the same.One more burn card comes and then the river card is dealt the
. Zamani earns the triple up while Ravn was sent to the rail in 6th place, earning $450,000. Gimbel won the side pot from Ravn and was the one that sent him to the rail.
"What color?!?!" yells the prop-betting cheering section. The cards are mucked before anyone can tell and the crew is left speculating who may have won.
"It's pretty exciting stuff," replied Dave "Doc Sands" Sands.
"Thank you," said the announcer.
With every flop, turn and river, the crew is yelling and cheering. They're not so much interested in the hand action, but more worried about who won and lost the most money. And yes, alcohol is involved.
The flop comes down
. Reiman bets 330,000 and scoops the pot after a fold from Gimbel.