2010 PCA Main Event | 2010 PokerStars Caribbean Adventure

01-11-2010 14:17 UTC-5

Hand #39 - Harrison Gimbel

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Benjamin Zamani has the button in Seat 7. Ryan D'Angelo is first to act and makes it 275,000 to go. Action then folds to Harrison Gimbel who kicks it up to 805,000. All players fold and Gimbel rakes the pot.

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01-11-2010 14:15 UTC-5

Hand #38 - Ryan D'Angelo

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Barry Shulman has the button in Seat 6 and he now has his glasses off. Ryan D'Angelo raises to 270,000 and wins the pot.

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01-11-2010 14:13 UTC-5

Hand #37 - Barry Shulman

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Harrison Gimbel has the button in Seat 5. Action folds around the table to Barry Shulman in the small blind who raises to 240,000. Benjamin Zamani passes and Shulman takes the pot.

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01-11-2010 14:12 UTC-5

Hand #36 - Aage Ravn

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Aage Ravn has the button in Seat 3. Benjamin Zamani min-raises to 240,000. Ravn calls from the button, Harrison Gimbel calls from the small blind and Barry Shulman calls from the big blind.

The flop comes {4-Diamonds}

and the first two players check. The preflop raiser Zamani fires 580,000. Ravn moves all in and all three players quickly fold to his shove.

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01-11-2010 14:10 UTC-5

Game On

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The players have returned to their seats and the cards are back in the air.

Level: 30

Blinds: 60,000/120,000

Ante: 15,000

01-11-2010 14:06 UTC-5

Scoreboard Update

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Here's how our remaining seven players stack up at the break:

Zachary Goldberg - 1,815,000
Ryan D'Angelo - 5,720,000
Aage Ravn 3,265,000
Harrison Gimbel - 8,685,000
Barry Shulman - 7,130,000
Benjamin Zamani - 3,830,000
Ty Reiman - 15,320,000

01-11-2010 13:52 UTC-5

Break

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The remaining seven players at the final table are on a 15-minute break.

01-11-2010 13:52 UTC-5

Hand #35 - Ryan D'Angelo Doubles Up

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Action folds around the table to Ryan D'Angelo on the button who opens with a raise to 210,000. Harrison Gimbel quickly announces "All in" prompting D'Angelo to perk up and kneel in his chair.

"I call," says D'Angelo, tabling {A-Hearts}

. Gimbel shows {9-Diamonds}

.

The

shows in the door, accompanied by the {2-Diamonds}

and

, giving D'Angelo the lead. The turn and river then fill out {7-Spades}

,

and D'Angelo takes down the pot with a pair of tens.

D'Angelo doubled through to just under six million in chips after the hand while Gimbel dropped to about eight million.

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01-11-2010 13:47 UTC-5

Noon is Awfully Early

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A couple of the players look like they spent a little too much time enjoying themselves last night. Benjamin Zamani seems to be a bit drowsy as he occasionally rubs his temples and blinks his eyes hard as if he's trying to keep them open. Once an orbit or so, Zamani spends a hand or two with his head resting on the table rail.

Ty Reiman is struggling even more mightily. Every minute at most, the young redhead lets out a big bear yawn. Someone might want to remind him he's playing for $2.2 million.

Barry Shulman -- the "old guy" at this table of youngsters -- seems to be the most lively of the bunch. He's also got a solid contingent of railbirds behind him to keep him awake. There's a break approaching, and we'd recommend a stop at the coffee shop for the rest of these guys.

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