2013 PokerStars Caribbean Adventure
- Congratulations to Dimitar Danchev, Winner of the 2013 PokerStars Caribbean Adventure Main Event ($1,859,000)!
- Joel Micka Eliminated in 2nd Place ($1,190,000)
- Danchev Doubles
- Jerry Wong Eliminated in 3rd Place ($725,000)
- Jonathan Roy Eliminated in 4th Place ($560,000)
- Andrey Shatilov Eliminated in 6th Place ($325,000), Owen Crowe Eliminated in 5th Place ($435,000)
- Yann Dion Eliminated in 7th Place ($230,000)
- Joao Nogueira Eliminated in 8th Place ($165,900)
- Danchev Flops Nuts; Doubles
- Jerry Wong Leads The Final Table
- PCA 2013 Main Event Final Table Set; Wong On Top
- Ryan Fair Eliminated in 9th Place ($120,000)
- Wong Scoops Massive Pot From Fair
- Just One Table Left
- Mikal Blomlie Eliminated in 10th Place ($120,000)
- George Clyde-Smith Eliminated in 11th Place ($95,000)
- Robert Mizrachi Eliminated in 12th Place ($95,000)
- Darren Elias Eliminated in 13th Place ($80,000)
- Matthew Reed Eliminated in 14th Place ($80,000)
- Manig Loeser Eliminated in 16th Place ($67,000)
$10,000 Main Event
Raise Once If You Have 101K
The board read 
when we got to the table. Frank Kassela checked over to Phil Ivey who bet out 3,000. Kassela raised to an unknown amount and after a moment Ivey dropped in a huge stack of blue t5,000 chips and yellow t1,000 chips, which was enough to put Kassela all in.
"Alright, I call," said Kasella, who showed 
for a flopped top set. Ivey tabled 
for a flopped flush draw that turned into the wheel.
"Wow," chimed in several others from the table as Kasella exited the tournament area and Ivey stacked chips.
He's now sitting on a stack of 101,475 at the end of Level 2.
Tags: Frank Kasella, Phil Ivey.
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- Dimitar Danchev celebrates the victory
- Dimitar Danchev awaits the river card of the final hand
- Heads-Up
- Joel Micka
Travis Makar released audio tapes of a meeting that implicates former Ultimate Bet owner Russ Hamilton and others in the theft of more than $50 million from players.
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01-08-2013 11:30
How stupid need to bee play hands with Ivey :)